Rusty - I agree, there is a serious possibility that the mighty martis is misleading his loyal followers here... you don't think he could be pumping it so he can sell out do you?? I feel the palm trees swaying too......
The MRX chart shows both MACD & MACD Histogram bearish/negative divergences along with early signs of a double top.
1) A Negative Divergence forms when the security advances or moves sideways, and the MACD declines. The Negative Divergence in MACD can take the form of either a lower High or a straight decline. Negative Divergences are probably the least common of the three signals, but are usually the most reliable, and can warn of an impending peak.
2) A MACD-Histogram peak-trough divergence occurs when at least two peaks or two troughs develop in one direction to form the divergence. A series of two or more rising troughs (higher lows) can form a Positive Divergence and a series of two or more declining peaks (lower highs) can form a Negative Divergence. On a daily chart, a peak-trough divergence can cover a time frame as short as two weeks or as long as several months.