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NRDS Approaching the $17.66 Sell Target

NRDS had a very impressive rally from the buy zone up to the red resistance line. There has been a lot of shady price action along the way, and I think NRDS is an extremely manipulated stock with insider trading. Some of the older members will remember the price suddenly dropping from $9 to $7 and rebounding to $10 within minutes. I think NRDS will continue to have tricky price action because of this insider trade activity. However, NRDS still managed to have a nice rally up to the long-term price target. NRDS is trying to flip $16.09 into resistance here, and the key target is the red trendline, which slopes downward so the price will decrease over time. The red trendline currently gives a price target around $17.66.

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