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No problem here. I've sold 1 lot of 5k and1 lot of 2k. small spread and good price.

Sadly, no; it just goes in my "rainy day" cash fund. We're living in interestingly turbulent and dangerous times. Anything could happen in the coming months, and I want to be well-cashed and flexible, should there be the inevitable "fire sale" opportunities. I'm happy maintaining my £50k stake in Ceres. Although volatile, I don't see it being wiped out if there is a severe market correction in the coming months. That's just my perspective on the eternal risk-reward calculation.

Sold all 50k 's worth on Monday morning, bought them all back this morning 5% cheaper---the trend is up again after this (unusually short)reversal ;the only way is up in the long run.

Thank you Sienna, for a very clear and informative posting.

Riding the trend up and down has truly been my best friend. CWR remains the most profitable holding in my portfolio by some distance. I have held £50k's worth for a few years now. I maintain my holding at £50k, banking a few % profit each time the trend rises, and buying back when the trend reverses, which it seems to regularly over recent years. To date, I've banked nearly my original investment and still hold £50k worth of stock.

The trend remains encouragingly onward and upward. However, trends this strong and this long often suffer a sharp reversal.

I await the annual results on the 29th with great interest. Might they reverse this current positive trend, or provide some necessary support?

The overall trend remains steadily upward. The current minor reversal presents a (very) brief buying opportunity for the faithful.

Nicely explained tennants. I entirely agree with your analysis.

Hi again Percy,

4.5% in a year is no good to me. I've bought and sold the same £50k holding many times in the last few years. Each time, I look for a 4.5% profit and then decide whether to sell (or buy) . I buy or sell too soon at times and have to wait for the next trend reversal. Sometimes only days, other times months but have not yet taken a cash loss.

At present stock price I'm up around 6% on the £50k holding I bought about six or eight weeks ago but up more than 25% over the last 12 months by watching, waiting, and constantly evaluating the changing trend and then trading in or out as my research(and gut feeling) dictates.

Overall, I have great faith in CWR as an investment, and I would not want to be in cash for long at present.

Overall I think that the chance of an upward explosion in the share price is greater than a sudden lurch downward. As always, you "pays your money and takes your chance"!

Nearing decision time for me on this rally. I've finally passed the 4.5% profit yardstick on my current holding. Take the money and run, or keep on holding the tiger's tail a bit longer whilst accepting that anytime he may suddenly turn around and bite?

Re complaints about ads on this site. If you pay the modest premium member fee, you are not swamped with ads, and you get real-time trading data. Very handy with a stock as volatile as CWR.

Hi, I don't intend to sell at present. If I were all in cash at the moment, I would be a keen buyer at current prices. I think the current trend will soon take us past £3. Then will come the anxious decision period----take the money and wait as long as it takes to buy back in, or hang on and hope the current upward trend continues but risk losing the opportunity for a working profit. Watch carefully and wait is my own approach, accepting that you can't always time it right. As long as you're right more than 60% of the time, all is well, but you must keep watching and adjusting your opinion regularly.

Hi Percy,

Just thought someone might find it interesting. I certainly find your regular comments interesting reflections on how various other investors think.

Hi,

I'm about £22k up over the four and a bit years that I have traded CWR. If I sold my present 50k's worth now I would reduce that overall profit by about 2.5 k but I'm not going to sell until we get past £3 (if the current trend continues).

Watching the CWR trend every day for the last few years has been my best friend. I have owned £50k of CWR on and off since the £14 days and have traded the same £50k in and out irregularly following gut feeling, research, and my own perception of "the trend". Banking a profit anytime I could have 4% or more. Then simply reinvesting the original £50K whenever the sp appeared (to me) to be weakening. Overall my current £50k holding stands me in at an average of 1.52 a share. I believe the current run has good momentum. I will keep holding, watching, and waiting for a while before selling and subsequently buying back in (temporarily) when the weak phase reappears. I do suspect that the £3 + mark is on the cards fairly soon now. However, Messrs Putin, Trump, Khomeni and Netanyahu between them could upset the whole apple cart at very short notice, so one needs a personal stop loss escape policy in these turbulent times.

Looking good. Hopefully, some reassuring figures on the 29th and/or some good news on upcoming contracts will confirm the current encouraging trend.

The trend is gently upward from last week's lows around 210. Given one firm bit of good news, such as a new contract, or hopefully an encouraging set of accounts on the 29th then I suspect that the upward trend will gain momentum quite rapidly. Whilst nothing in life, let alone the stock market, is certain, CWR is undervalued at current levels. The risk/reward balance is firmly on the reward side of the equation.

The recovery is cautiously beginning. The next couple of weeks, as we emerge from the Christmas doldrums, should see us back over the £3 mark. It just needs one bit of serious good news to light the fuse, then it will be onward and upward. I'm betting the farm at current prices

Having been in and out many times since CWR was £14. I have a gut feeling that we have just touched bottom for this phase. Roll on next week and the start of the "onwards and upwards" phase.

I've been profitably in and out of CWR for the last two years, currently in for 50k and I am optimistic for later in this week and into next.

Who knows ? but an exciting ride is about to begin. This is a marvellous stock for "stayers and players". Not so good for long term investors.

I've been in and out of CWR since it was around £12. Selling on the occasional flip up and buying on the dips. Overall it has been a profitable investment for me. Currently holding 50k at an average around 78p. I do have faith in their expertise and I do think hydrogen power, particularly SOFC is going to be big in the near future. We just need a bit of luck/good news or maybe a serious take over bid and it could fly. Looking forward hopefully to the annual report on the 25th---Fingers crossed.

Interesting uptick in these guys this afternoon when the US market opened.

Hopefully might indicate a happier day for CWR tomorrow.