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We do. Which is pathetic. The previous high is only a high because that was the beginning of the political interference phase. It means nothing. It's an arbitrary number. It has no relationship to the value of the company. But all the little sheeple call it resistance and it stops the price rising. Price should be dependant upon mcap and potential, not some arbitrary point on a graph. Honestly, I gave up on humanity a long time ago and I see that sentiment justified every day.

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It wouldn't take much buying to defeat it though. And the US this afternoon probably means such action is dangerous.

...at all the small sells. That may be a bot trying to influence the algorithms to engineer a pullback. Some's seen the chart and is going short. Such manipulation should be illegal. But hell, this is london.

Well we've had quite a rise and shouldn't be surprised if there are some profit takers. But, whilst I'm not sure when the CR listing happens, if it's soon then it may compensate for any profit taking pullback and drive us north again.

Well the US is banging right up against that 85p resistance line. So presumably if it breaks though, the so will we. If it hesitates, we may rise to equal it then hesitate too. Eventually it'll give. It might even fall straight away.

I'm no expert charter by the way. By any means. And am mildly cynical about them, certainly when it comes to volatile AIM stocks. But enough people base their decisions upon them to make them self fulfilling, so I do watch them and more often than not, they work. Just using simple lines joining (most) highs and lows. Extrapolating straight lines from as far back as 2017 may seem daft. But I see them work time and again, because others see them too and abide by them.

It looks to me that we may have hit a resistance point, which is the last high in 2017. If we break through about 85p, then the next resistance seems to be at about 165. Break that and it rises to about 270. These numbers are based upon extrapolated lines from the original price trend that was interrupted in 2017 by the now fully resolved politics.

Does anyone know where the original energy comes from to initiate and drive the gasification process? Can't find an explanation on the website.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/10/rapid-covid-testing-across-england-will-help-identify-symptomless-carriers

https://insideclimatenews.org/news/07012021/inside-clean-energy-energy-battery-storage-boom/

I hope it doesn't overheat. Nice daily rise of 4-6% is max really. Any more than that and it turns into a traders spike.

There's nothing wrong with the OTC ('pink slips'). Some very large companies list there because it's cheap. But agree re bafflement at nasdaq international. Perhaps it's because it's Nas International rather than actual nas... anyway, it doesn't matter. If the OTC emerges as the main trading place, that's fine.

Do you mean pink sheets? https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/EMHLF?p=EMHLF&.tsrc=fin-srch

I'm not seeing nasdaq action. Where should I look? https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/erpnf

I've not only paid off the losses I made having to sell half ages ago, I've made back the capital as well, and am in profit on top. Vodka and cokes.....

Cheer fingers. (btw, watch your use of dollars when talking across US/Oz. It's 1.15 dollars in US. Don't want to confuse the newbies)

Fingers, this is one for you.

Is that them buying even more? They do like this share.

Is that them buying even more? They do like this share.

But you're right. Van's better.