And Why You Might Ask?

Or even How and What...

So, here it is --> the price ranges I am suggesting to be opportunities for me to buy in are; what I am guessing to be the break-even levels for those who buy everyone's shares in major sell-offs. Tricky yet simple since these market-making pockets have owned and will always own these same stocks before during and after every run-up, sell-off, and spin-out.

These are the Deep-Pockets who accumulate while everyone sells and distribute while everyone buys.

by the way: We're in the "Spin-Out" right now -- the beginning of a colossal X-Wave -- Don't get spun-behind = when you sell your good holdings out of fear and then buy another strong one once it proves itself in the next rally. The problem is if your selling one you know is good already because it's low, you can't within the same reasoning buy another the same until it breaks out to prove it's worth! Otherwise, you shouldn't have sold the one you had. So, if you're going to catch the full next-move up you have to be in before the proof..
a. sell a winner low to buy another winner high: to watch another high fall late to a double-loser disco where someone got "spun-out"
b. sell a winner low to buy a winner low except your new buy is a loser in disguise --> you been spun
c. sell a winner low and wait --> buy a winner high --> miss the 1st wave of the move or possibly you traded for a hidden loser!!!