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What this does inform the market of is that the wheels are still turning behind the scenes, and the building blocks are still being layed....in the right order.
The future is still bright.

#This Is (still) Just The start!

Back in during the last half hour for a nice increase in my holding of about 13%...free of charge!!
Took the risk.... a `risk` because its still in the short term falling trend but hey ho, a two day trade for 13% extra worked a treat, besides, I could have waited for 170p ish but could have got stuffed with an intraday RNS.

Happy with that.

But you claimed I was FOS and `your nothing more than a ‘ high insight’ trader, calling the calls after the event.`

Seems like you`re the one who`s FOS!

Yeah right bottmzup. You post the same claptrap about other stocks. You come across as authoritative, but your nothing more than a ‘ high insight’ trader, calling the calls after the event.

FOS, there are plenty just like you.

ZOOM
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Yeah right ZOOM, declared this sell and got it right so far though haven`t I?
Stick to your bunfight posts and leave the proper trading decisions to the more experienced traders.

Zoom, congratulations, thats about as ignorant a post as I`ve read in a long time.

I`ll give you a clue, I made two sell trades last Thursday, on two separate companies, so that I could add the funds to another one of my holdings because the signals were right, but you`ll never know who they were, because I don`t feel the need to declare every trade to totally anonymous strangers on a discussion site.

My first post here was on the 25th Aug (correct) when I asked....` Anybody on here ever heard of technical analysis, and in this case, chart patterns in particular?

In the next few posts I went on to explain the pattern that had played out which nobody else mentioned...the ascending triangle!
This pattern had been developing since the end of June, and I started buying when price fell to the rising trend line. I bought 3 times with an average of c138p, and then sold half each on both £2 spikes at an average of c193p!
So I built my holding long before I first posted on here.

ps. I wouldn`t have bothered to post my trades on here at that time anyway, I wouldn`t have been able to get a word in edgeways due to the massive amount of pointless comments (hundreds daily!) by all the barstool tipster gamblers and newbies clogging up the board with a verbal bunfight.
My time was used much better concentrating on my main holdings while having this one as a trading puppy!

pps. notice how I haven`t posted on here since late Aug, but still held a position.

Arbitrage, thanks for your grown up replies, you obviously have good experience.
Good luck with your decisions.

oldtrader, did you read the bit earlier where I said I`m able to sit in front of the screen all day with my account(s) open?
I also pay for a live prices terminal on this site as well as RNS alerts set up, so I see an RNS immediately along with the immediate live price data feed, not 15 mins delayed.
If you`re gonna trade you might as well set yourself up right so that you don`t...get stuffed!

Here`s a 15 minute chart perspective for 11:45am

https://www.tradingview.com/x/LWTUMBDp/

Is it a guaranteed buy? ....considering volume was heavy for that time and price dropped to 192p shortly after!
Fact is, only the person behind the trade knows for sure.

Arbitrage, if an important RNS lands at 7am tomorrow they will gap the price up and I will have to see how the buys and sells react at the higher price, and make a decision accordingly depending on the significance of the news.
My strategy is that todays rise was a technical one, and that profit takers, like me, will drive the price back down if there is no official news in the coming days.

As a trader here I`m ok with my risk of missing out because I`ve banked 42% already, and have plenty of other trading options elsewhere to use the funds if I miss the `big announcement`here.

If no news and price drops, say at least 10% - 15%, then I will very likely put the funds back in here increasing my holding at the lower price.

I`ll play it as I see it, but have the comfort of knowing that I took my profits and live to trade another day.
The market doesn`t like uncertainty, so until the anticipated (by some) big news lands then the market treats it as `uncertain`!

Fundamentals for the `why`....technicals for the `when`!

Hypermarlin, I built the position before, and while, the ascending triangle was developing, then sold half @185p when the breakout happened, then held the other half until today when I sold at 204p because it hit previous resistance, with a cumulative 42% profit.
No decision on direction now as it either needs to break support and drop below 188p, or rise strongly past 215p previous resistance.
If 188p breaks in the next couple of days then I`ll be watching how 182p holds up.

If a big RNS happens then I`ll be looking for a good entry, timing is everything, and after a good RNS rise there`s always a pullback on profit taking if you`re not on board at the start.
Plenty of ways to play it if you`re able to be in front of the screen all day, with your account(s) open.

ps, why do those who don`t understand charting or trading signals and technical patterns resort to sarcastic insults and childish remarks? Is it because they are insecure about the fact that they know that they don`t know how it works, and its their only way of comforting themselves?
I`ve noticed very similar responses to charting and TA posts for many years...must be a pattern there!

Of course, if sell signals are obvious, but keep a core holding if I like them enough.
This one can go back down faster than it rises so will be watching closely for re-entry...but a 42% profit has to be banked for now because it hit the previous resistance zone just above the £2 level.

Traded these twice now, (check out my ascending triangle trade a while back) ...sold at 204p this morning for a 42% profit. Might buy back if it goes down a lot further but I`m not one of the AVCT fan club, just a trader of these.
My sweethearts are elsewhere!

You said `think we will make it to 206p` ...you didn`t state mid, buy or sell so cant claim you were that precise.
Also at 11:28 you posted `However, we should find our new resistance to be around 188p assuming no fundamental changes.
Think you might be confusing `resistance` for `support` there as the price was already above 188p.

High was 209p, not 206p.

I think Themac is long gone, much better pastures new now with a very decent stake in the most lucrative gold region on the planet.
You could easily make back your previous losses here...if you don`t dither!

Holding up well lately with new buyers seeing the potential...c7p looks to be the new 5p!
#This Is (still) Just The start

Same business model as the last two years...selling waffle(s)!!!

Lesson 1
Bashers never bash bad stocks. You can watch the board for stocks with no potential. You’ll see pretty quickly that those stocks don’t have bashers. Bashers only go after stocks that are going upwards or have excellent potential to go up. Bashers get left behind, so they want to bring the price down.
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Lesson 2
Bashers bring up old news that you have heard many times. All companies always have a few bits of bad news. The basher will post these bits over and over again. The stupid basher will try to make the old news a bit fresher to try to fool you. Don’t be fooled!
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Lesson 3
Bashers post many times a day. They try to wear you out. They comment on everything, every other post, and can answer every question. To hear them say it, they know it all.
There is no positive comment they won’t bash. They try to control the board with their negativity. If they seem to be working on this one stock full time, that’s because they are! Even more than full-time.
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Lesson 4
Bashers will lie to your face (or your keyboard). Never trust a basher. The truth on most companies is that mistakes are made and losses happen. The basher will try to make you believe all companies make a profit, release financials every quarter, and have all aspects of the business running smoothly from the start. This is not true. Anyone who says it is true is either lying or ignorant. Don’t listen to either kind. Small AIM companies can go years without profits; this is the nature of the beast.
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Lesson 5
Bashers know that you can’t verify their statements. That’s why they make the statements they do. You can’t check them out and you may just believe them and then they win. Either way, they don’t lose.
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Lesson 6
Bashers play on your lack of knowledge. They count on the fact that they can lie about information and you won’t know the difference. And you won’t, unless you have done your assessment of the company and know truth from lie.
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Lesson 7
Bashers play on your lack of patience. You have held a stock for a while, knowing it will be a big stock someday. The basher can get to you because you are tired of waiting for your gain. When you are getting your plan, you are ripe for a bashing. You are tired and you’ve forgotten that the goal for the stock was to hold it for one year, then see where it stands. The basher is bothersome and tiring, so you dump it on a bad day and so do others. Then you get angry about your loss and you return to the board to let everyone know how mad you are. Congratulations, you too have become a basher. The basher has won and gained a new, unwitting, partner. At this point the basher will buy low and become a pumper, maybe using a new alias, and will try to reverse the trend. Your loss becomes the basher’s gain as your stock rises after you sell it.
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Lesson 8
The basher is all about bringing the price down. That is the nature of a basher.

Here comes the sanctimonious prig jilted, with his self imposed delusions of a superiority complex....again!
Because you are rattled by me doing my research on your history of failed decisions on Bids you now wait for every opportunity to criticise, but what you have also failed to remember is the amount of times I have stated that my core holding in Bids is a LONG TERM INVESTMENT in my pension SIPP, which I have also traded in and out of, up and down, and my current break even is under 10p.

But then you would hate to accept that because you are Mr Bitter and twisted, and wouldn`t know a stock market chart from a maritime navigation chart!
You also held shares at 23p+ and let it fall to 12p before `claiming` you sold.
Pot kettle.
#bitter lemon