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Interesting post, 1onic. As for now I expect Dow & Ftse to enjoy a few weeks of rebound. But you are right that bluechip holders will look for new exit points. But if gobal politics go smoothly (such as the upcoming hard Brexit:)), then the market might resume its nine year rally. As I trade every day, I try to avoid speculations, and simply focus on the facts on the ground: Can my preferred stocks rise above a vital TA barrier line? Or does a large holder selloff behind our back? Lets see.

RichKen, maybe this a hint for the 'weakening' uptrend and new upper barriers that started in early November:

'Everything was going right for the stock market until Oct. 3. Then everything went wrong...'
cnbc.com/2018/12/31/why-this-year-suddenly-fell-apart-on-wall-street-and-whats-ahead.html

Some of the biggies (YD?) might have felt pressure on the US and Asian markets, and forced to derisk...
Just a thought.

Sounds very good, RichKen. Yup, all fair enough; all business English fully understood. My strategy? I will 'trace' your positive positioning with several AT buy triggers: On every actual achievement (different to just announcement and PI speculation), the Sp will easily climb and hold above the barrier lines. At the moment Bmn fails to do that. If it keeps bouncing from 41 and 49, then IMO this is because someone is using any little rise, to eventually unload more of their holding. This pattern began around 10th Nov., and I would lke to find out WHY. ------ The effort will come because we will have market awakening Q4 figures, we will have a clear dividend policy, we will have the timetable for Bushveld Energy and the new Electrolyte facility providing long-term key supply to the global awakening of VRFB's. Then the presentations to many global fund managers through the brokers who now because we are in the AIM100 and will be seen going forward as a new tech company will bring potentially large buys. This will add to the large numbers of long-term holders who have very sticky hands.

Well said, hedged! That 2018 reminds you about football stadium wisedom you can hear from team managers: 'In the first half we didnt play well; later the weather turned unfavourable; and by the end of the game we just had bad luck with oßthat goal.' (trainer J. Klopp) Anyways, I for one dont mind to keep a little punt (dont want to call 'problem share') within a well diversified portfolio.

(*refering to the actual mid term chart picture, which is bearish, since around 10th Nov 2018. Something happened back there.) Best of luck to you, Raffy! Dont forget that many other UK holdings have multiplied overproportionally during exactly that time you mention. As from now, with declining main markets, this Sp will need much more effort to continue the rise. Anyway, I think the US is ready for a weeklong recovery rally by mid January. Probably based on China agreement. Later on, in Feb and March, I think the bearmarket could restart again. But this is just todays point of view. All could change after a week of new facts on the table.

Anyway, nice work, guys! Astonishing, its been sooo much, sooo many years research and posting, just for a nice little threefold (based on last years hype when thus was 40-45p and lots of peeps only started to buy in here).

'...Id be happy with an exit price of £2.' Goonerpete Isn't it astonishing, that just a while back people were dreaming of a £10 party, over at Searchers place. And way back in 2009 people were dreaming of £30-40 per share, based on growing coal demand. And today people opt to sellout for a silly 200p per share - if we get that! At the same time a large number of UK private investors was buying just a few years ago for prices like 250-350p. What about them? Anyway: Happy 2019!

Nice to see everyone up at 8 AM morning on New Years, working hard, researching one ticker in their portfolio :)) Okay then, lets take a look at the updated bullish or bearish trigger lines this evening. Hoping for a decent change in trend 2019!! (chartwise)

'truth'

'LTH have done so well here, I am sometimes surprised by the bickering. But I guess it speaks to the passion...' WolfmanJack Well said! Lets hope all peeps will build a little more self confidence with their individual investment decisions - long or short. In my opinion no private investor/poster can move a PLC with his postings. At the end of the day, the Sp shows the market through. HNY!

Nicely! 2019 New year begins with a bang in Australia and New Zealand. Revellers in Australia and New Zealand have said goodbye to 2018 as the world's celebrations officially get underway. bbc.com/news/av/world-46722127/2019-new-year-begins-with-a-bang-in-australia-and-new-zealand

My apology then, MrRealistic. I confused it with one of the rampers on this bb, who stated it last Thursday. ------ '...have not the slightiest issue with bullish posters who say this will be 89p this week." 'No-one here has said this.' Endion Perfect! So can everyone also allow a little bit of tolerance for posters who currently are not bullish about the price direction? As well as posters, who simply offer alternative opinions? Thank you.

Great post, BiteBiteNow. Nice one! Have a good start to 2019 everyone. ------ If 2018 was the year of BMN the vanadium miner, then 2019 will be the year of BMN the energy storage play. 2018 brought together all the components to support what will now unfold in 2019.

Its always best to filter away the unwanted!! Please please do just that, MrRealistic. Whether you not like skiing or other things... I for one mostly skip those 1,500 word postings describing the advantages of Bmn. Because that has zero value for my next profit generation within the next two weeks. As you might have seen, I dont mind to see these people posting and never attack fundamental posters. I have not the slightiest issue with bullish posters who say this will be 89p this week. Its just that at the moment I hold a different opinion, and thus far this went very well. ------- Thu., 28-12-2018 'Anyone who openly states a bearish opinion about BMN is an enemy of this billboard.' MrRealistic Leaving me speechless! Anyway, each to their own, mister.

Daisan, actually I dont mind to see unknown selling or buying. What I would like to know is why has someone (some very large stakeholder!) decided to throw his or her shares on the market as from 49p? Millions of them. Just days back experienced LTHs were discussing in detail, that the 2M sell at 43p could not be for real. And suddenly, my friend, we are down here at 38p! Ridiculous sudden Sp movement in these important stage for the company. WHY is someone motivated to cash in a few millions? I'm also affected, because I didnt unload all at 48.50. Thats thanks to the positive drumbeat here:)) Will be holding my last chunk as long as our long term support 38.75 / 37.10 and 34.70 remain intact. (Please excuse if this sounds negative. I call it realistic.) ------- ...until we know exactly who is selling, it is difficult to estimate at what point they will be exhausted.

Well done, well said, Faramog!! Also its good to see the Sp held up above the vital 38.75 support line. The mentioned 39p would've been better..., but hey, lets not spoil it. Lets not spread negativity amongst the delicate self confidence of british people :)) -------- End of 2017 was 8.50, Today (subject to confirmation) looks to be 38.75. Given the volatility and dilution, I don't think 456% on the year is at all bad... Nice one! The same counts for the six months investment in N4P pharma, which went from 5p in 2017 to 33p in spring 2018, where many of us sold. Stakes of around 600k shares. I just mention it, because of the constant shoulder clapping on this bb. I for one try not to fall in love with a share (as seen here), because there is always another winner out there.

You're a decent chap, Daisan. Yes, youve mentioned the rough sell/buy figures several times. I was just trying to point on the fact that there remains selling pressure. What do you make of that? Who has this sort of (weeklong) selling power? YD or else? Genuinely curious, altjough it wont affect my investment decisions. ----- '...would be very low, there is still evidence of a background seller(s). Just how long this will last.' Daisan

FastMoney, good man, Then how do people see the dangerous bull trap ahead?? That ocean of bullish posters here, who recommended strong buy, at 49 and even 50p? I dont see them anymore. I dont need to see them, because from TA point of view Bmn (mid term speaking) has NOT been a buy anywhere above 48.50p. Even if they remove all 'non bullish' opinions, this share would still not rise. It will only rise above 49p if the apparently large seller is cleared - and if new large buying begins above 41p and of course 49p. ------ Why would anyone not filter someone that you totally dont bother about?” But then how would you see the trouble makers who just want to destroy a share for no reason? FastMoney

Thanks, Nickderby, if that is the rigth balance currently.

Off topic:
Best to use the filter function if someone does not like to read certain informations. This is why LSE invented this for. On the mobile site the filter function works to all perfection - par excellence - and noone gets in the way of the other posters.
(Why would anyone not filter someone that you totally dont bother about?)