GIPR Should I Buy

Not a good buy right now for a beginner long-term investor with $50k–$100k who wants to enter immediately. GIPR is showing weak/indecisive price structure below key pivot levels, has no proprietary buy signals today, no supportive news catalysts, and the latest quarter shows continued and worsening losses (negative EPS and net income). I would avoid initiating a new long-term position at this time.

Price/Trend: Last close is $0.75, which is below the pivot level (0.784) and only modestly above first support (S1 0.719). That positioning implies the stock is trading in a weaker zone unless it can reclaim the pivot and push toward resistance (R1 0.849). Momentum: MACD histogram is positive (0.00733) but “positively contracting,” meaning bullish momentum exists but is fading—often a sign the move is losing strength. RSI: RSI_6 is 39.446, which is weak-to-neutral and closer to oversold than overbought; it can support a bounce, but it is not a clean buy signal by itself. Moving averages: Converging moving averages suggest consolidation/indecision rather than a strong uptrend. Levels to watch: Support at 0.719 then 0.679. Resistance at 0.849 then 0.889. For a stronger bullish setup, the stock would ideally hold above 0.784 and then break 0.849 with follow-through. Short-term pattern odds (provided): ~-6.27% expected bias over the next week, despite a more positive next-month skew (+9.29%), which signals choppiness rather than a clean long-term entry.