SHAK

$SHAK closed up 5.81 percent on Thursday, August 27, 2015, on 88 percent of normal volume. Note that the stock is in oversold territory based on its Slow Stochastic indicator (14, 3, 3) -- sideways movement or a bounce should not be unexpected.
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$SHAK failed in the $51's on Friday but made a huge rebound from the $40 low last Monday. Buy SHAK if you see another huge leg lower.
 
$SHAK closed up 0.32 percent on Friday, August 28, 2015, on 49 percent of normal volume. The stock exhibited some range contraction during this trading session as price made an NR7 -- narrowest range of the last seven sessions.
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Shake Shack ($SHAK) - SHAK failed in the $51's on Monday but is worth watching going forward. Buy SHAK if we see a drop below $43.
 
> sideways movement or a bounce should not be unexpected

Love the charts & color, but it would be great to add clear-cut buy/sell points. Hard to know what to make of "should not be unexpected."

Yeah, i don't get this sportcaster like reporting of the past with vague woulda coulda shoulda maybe terms.

Here's a real thread on SHAK which by the way is heading to 25.00 per share Just like we nailed the $50.00 level, $25 is a lock.
http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?threads/marketsurfer-says-short-shake-shack.291104/page-66

surf
 
You are both vague in that case, for a complete call you need entry, target area and stop loss zone, Surf hardly ever states where his stop zone is. Hence both are forecasters.
 
$SHAK closed up 0.89 percent on Wednesday, September 2, 2015, on 37 percent of normal volume. The stock exhibited some range contraction during this trading session as price made an NR7 -- narrowest range of the last seven sessions.
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