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Chart shows tight trading range between 15c - 17.5c with most trades at the 17.5c boundary. Price x Vol is waning slightly. I suppose that's fewer day traders as they move onto whatever other "stock of the day" is in vogue. They need liquidity to play so as the stock gets churned less, it becomes less appealing as well as being not volatile enough to justify their time.

But now the SP is banged right up against the upper boundary which says everyone is set and primed for news. This suggests the reaction may be overdone either way when it hits as per the last spike on the chart. With such a small MC, that's almost inevitable but I'd be cautious about attempting to sell at the top and buy back on the correction. Maybe just use a trading parcel and keep the majority in firm hands.

(not financial advice; I have no idea really).