The premise to this section strikes me as begging the questiom:

All stock prices move based on supply and demand not theories and strategies.

Well, why do people demand a given stock? One word: dividends. This may seem obvious (or not!) But Robert Schiller in a MOOC some years back made this basic truth clear to me: if a company would hypothetically never pay a dividend, no investor would ever want it. Stocks do not need to trade in large volumes to bring people profit and be desirable. They just need to bring dividends, either now or in the future.