Since firing off a lot of buy signals late last year, MHI has gone into an accelerating uptrend. This has left some indicators behind and there is now too big a gap between them and current price action - much of your gains would be given back to the market before sell signals were triggered. Revision of the indicators we are using to monitor this uptrend is overdue.
While the trendline that was in use has become obsolete, because of the accelerating nature of this uptrend we have not yet been able to draw a new confirmed trendline. Successive tentative trendlines are plotted in light green.
The 100 day Simple moving average can now be shortened to 50 days, bringing it much closer to the latest price action.
Notice how a dynamic indicator such as the ATR (Average True Range) based trailing stop has automatically adjusted itself to the recent rises in the price of this stock. That is the strength of an indicator that is moderated by the volatility of the underlying stock price movements.
Take a look at the OBV plot at the top of the chart - it continues to rise steadily. This stock is still being accumulated and there is no sign at all of distribution at this stage.
Many times during the course of this uptrend fundamentalists have declared MHI to be "fully valued". The market clearly does not agree yet - the shareprice just keeps going up.