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EGHT long term chart looks like this:
I love that support break and then the powerful comeback.
In the short term we have this:
I'm going to buy EGHT, higher than I sold, but I don't care about that. You have to let go of the past in this business. One close above $1.82 would confirm the bullishness of the stock.
I believe that now, after this second short term leg up from EGHT, the stock is less risky. It made a move, pullback and hold the initial move ... less risk, the same potential.
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