the indicators indicate that soon something will happen. If by tomorrow it doens't go down, then rally.
Scenario I) price goes down.
Scenario II) price goes up.
Forecast fully on track.
More like:
Scenario 1) If prices go up past X, the target will be Y.
Scenario 2) If prices go back down below A, the target will be B.
If that's not useful for you in your trading decisions, then I don't know what is.
Its more like, "If prices go back down below A, the target will be B (unless price goes back up above X before reaching B)".
The last public analysis was a new low below $3.8, unless it rose above $4.8 ("and more importantly $5.5"). Now that we're about $4.8, I suppose the analysis is still "down, unless up (above $5.5)".
This isn't against S3052 in particular, who has probably taught this community (myself included) more about technical analysis than anyone.
Just an unnecessary comment on the (obvious) uncertainty of technical analysis. Didn't mean to imply that the targets aren't useful.
