The pattern I pointed out was that CLL tends to hit annual lows around November and hit's a high during RRSP season rush which is usually from Jan 1 to the RRSP deadline of Mar 31.. Get's run up again then dumped around Nov

CLL SP 2001 High during RRSP period . .05 ( there was a 1 for 10 split in the spring ) low was oct at .18 cents or .018 pre split price.

CLL SP 2002 High of .42 ( Year High) Mar 22 Year low July 3 of (.20) then Nov 6 (.32)

CLL SP 2003 High of (.45 ) during RRSP period low of (.89 ) around Nov

CLL SP 2004 High of ( 1.70 Jan 2) RRSP period low of (.31 ) around Nov ( year low was (.28) --2004 was a bad year you'll notice a Nov 2003 buy @ (.89) and a Jan sell of (1.7)

CLL SP 2005 High of RRSP season ( 1.19) period around Nov low ( 2.33 ) year low (.70)

CLL SP 2006 High of RRSP season ( 5.88) period Nov low ( 3.37 ) year low ( 3.28)

CLL SP 2007 High of RRSP season (3.98) Nov Period low ( 3.35 ) year low (3.12)

CLL SP 2008 RRSP season High ( 3.82) nov period low (.95) year low (63)

CLL SP 2009 RRSP High (1.00) Nov period low ( .96 ) year low (.61)

CLL SP 2010 RRSP high (1.62) Nov period low (1.10) year low (1.10)

Your charts can bear whatever they want but CLL historical prices show that 7/10 years I'm bang on with RRSP high, Nov low. many with Nov close to YTD lows. @ of those years I got half right.