Shares of a company we have written about several times during the last year, Jericho Oil (TSX-V:JCO), have broken out on heavy volume during the last couple of days:
JCO.V (Daily – 1 Year)
In multiple posts on the $JCO channel on CEO.ca I have pointed out a C$.70 measured move target for the breakout from the broad trading range between C$.40 and C$.55. The volume surge on the bottom right of the above chart really stands out and adds weight to the breakout. JCO shares are now at the highest levels in more than two years and I stated in my post last week, JCO is the kind of stock that “could easily double or even triple with relatively modest buying (a few million shares) from investors who are motivated to accumulate a position.”
As always do your own due diligence, it’s your money and your responsibility.
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