Stock at a glance – the Vaughan Process on the Markets

The last two years, 2017 & 2018 have involved significant changes in the Company operations followed by a slow down and the need for becoming more managed and efficient in 2017 and 2018 respectively. Presently the market is in a stronger position and a financial outlay is expected, potentially at the wrong time. February initiates the movement of financial risk followed by the Company breaking into new territory. If there is no control of Company assets by August, a look at the Company financials would be advisable as December 2019 provides the start of a slippery slide that could find the Company in a short market with stock prices dropping throughout the following 9-10 months (January to September) of 2020. 

April 2018 indicators show a downward slide, but this is followed by a slight climb in May but no significant progress for the mid year period. It looks like there is no real investment returns to be made on this stock, as there are several (mild furrows) ahead. The future is not really progressive for 30 months.