Here is another stock potentially breaking out of a long-term downtrend/basing pattern. I tried to put the trend line where there were the most hits so that it would be more accurate, but that resulted in some false breakouts in the past and, as a result, this could prove to be a false breakout or that the trend line isn't even accurate and there was no breakout. But the potential breakout occurred on strong volume, which is a good sign. Based on the assumption that a long-term downtrend has indeed been broken, I like this stock long-term. I don't like to set price targets, but rather set a stop loss and keep increasing it if a stock continues to rise. If this ends up proving to be a false breakout, or not even a breakout at all as I've stated my trend line might not be good, a break below long-term support of about $4 would be a very bad sign, but also potentially very good at shaking out the last of the weak hands. Think about it, if you had the ability and really wanted to shake out the weak hands, you would manipulate a false breakout here followed by a big shakeout below previous long-term support where you could buy at dirt cheap prices and then take the stock up for the move everyone thought would initially happen.
This is not advice, just a very simple observation of a long-term chart pattern, decide for yourself and if you decide to trade this move, do so at your own risk. I'm a long-term investor, so I like to trade on longer-term moves and therefore and willing to take more risk - it wouldn't bother me if this stock had a shakeout following this potential breakout, but for short-term traders it would probably be too much to risk going through something like that, or their tighter stops would be taken out before the stock really gets going. I'm good with that as it adds long-term strength and more potential movement long-term.