DEXE +74.7% in 30 Days — Then Posts a Brutal −12.4% Reversal Candle on Apr 28
DeXe surged from $7.17 to a 90-day close high of $15.05 (April 19) before printing a textbook bearish reversal on April 28: opening at $14.29, spiking to $15.54, then collapsing to close at $12.52 — a −12.4% daily loss on a 24.3% intraday range, the second-largest range in the past 30 sessions.
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Conclusion
Apr 28: open = $14.29, high = $15.54, low = $12.50, close = $12.52; daily return = −12.4%; intraday range = 24.3% (2nd largest in 30d). 30d return = +74.7% ($7.17 → $12.52). 90-day close high = $15.05 (Apr 19); current = 22.8% below. 14-day annualized vol = 188.2% vs prior 14d = 97.7%.