Kingstone Companies $KINS had quite a roller coaster ride in the past couple of years and we are seeing sharp plunge part of that ride. Let's take a look at the weekly chart.KINS Weekly Chart(click to enlarge)Back to 2016 (brief price history since 2008):- On the weekly chart, we can see that price has been rallying persistently since after the Great Financial Crisis in 2007/2008.- The rate of gains has declined as Kingstone's market cap basis grew.- However, price accelerated at the end of 2016 giving KINS another 300% gain in a year (from around $9 to almost $22). - But after this surge, price started to consolidate and pullback. - After a period of volatile consolidation in 2018, price started to fall sharply in 2019. - After April's sharp plunge, price is now near $10, back to levels now seen since 2016. Support:- Now, as price pulls back to $9-$10, KINS is testing a key support area. - There is a rising trendline here, and a previous support/resistance pivot area. (The resistance at $9 goes back to 2005 as we can see on the monthly chart below). - I think after such a strong dip, price will start to consolidate above $9.00.- From here, we might see a rally back towards $13.50-$14, though I don't think it will make it back to this critical support/resistance pivot before dipping again in the context of a sideways consolidation. KINS Monthly Chart(click to enlarge)