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Look at the returns this share potentially generates if you trade the story but don't hold for it..

https://invst.ly/15n7rs

x77 return.. over the decade or so somebody has made a killing..

Sound like he is a good trader,

buying 1m shares, and taking 7 opportunities to sell at 100%, and buy the next low, each time doubling the holding would achieve a holding over 100m..

Opportunities since 2022, 1m to +60m,

https://invst.ly/15n7rs

I bet some friends of friends of friends of people with QED inside knowledge have done well over the years

Looks like Barclays stock brokers have been hit, I wonder how many others

Only 13%, thats why why play AIM..

I remember going back over a decade ago, companies using centralised servers, keeping users data, when they were down, everybody was down, except those that kept their work on their machine.. the cloud is a subscription service for the world,

Trading, sometimes its best to exit the same day you buy, so you watch the charts and decide if its a day trade or a swing.. A few times I have bought and been out in minutes, other times wished I had jumped.. Other times missed out

But missing out, and not making a loss is growing my cash pot, just got to work on re-entry ..

0.4, is it a sign of things to come ?

Flat Friday too

MM with too wide a spread, odd predominant period of selling and bid was creeping up

They need to bring Ask down to fire up the buyers

https://invst.ly/15n6l8

Y2K, I got paid good money that night, nothing happened, phew, clocks hey

Nice to see some humour :)

There is a bug with those charts, producing false volumes,,

If you refresh a chart the next trade may have the full days volume printed with it,

early in the morning thats not obvious and you may think its a very large sell and panic , or think its a big guns buy and follow suit ...

Late in the day its obvious, but all the volume candles get dwarfed and you need a telescope to see them, rendering them useless

I think its intentional, especially if you check the cost their chart provider(tradingview) charges, for the same

@Kev, in the morning just before 8am

Open the link..

https://uk.investing.com/equities/helium-one-global-ltd-chart

1. resize the window so all the ads disappear and only the chart is visible, dragging the windows corner

2. click the candle icon

3. to the right of the camera icon, change that rectangle(layout) to two rectangles( 3rd option, two wide charts)

4, click the top chart, and set time to 1 minute, ensure candles is selected

5. click bottom chart, and set time to 5 minutes, ensure candles selected

All before 8am, very close to 8am as they may stall

fingers crossed neither produce candles, then click on 5 min chart, change time to 1d, then back to 5 minutes to see candles.. don't touch the 1 minute chart and you will every trade.

You will also want a live spread, to see bid/ask changing, and days volume, both important, so in another window have that live portfolio running or the interactive chart which is pants..

https://uk.investing.com/portfolio/?portfolioID=Z2dlNDVkNWoyZjswZzJmbQ%3D%3D

If using this chart, shrink window to hide ads, and the chart, just have the Price, vol, bid/ask and time showing...

https://uk.investing.com/equities/helium-one-global-ltd-advanced-chart

All the ads may slow your computer

What happened Oil Man and Louis ?

Lol, just set up a twitter account,

You have an excellent track record, abuse it ;)

46G, and Hot always pay attention too,

@SJS, this BB has form for supporting price trends, both ways, look at the chart and see how many multi-bagging rises have occurred...

The MM probably look at the same charts, thinking the PI has support here, resistance there, are looking at this trend... Lets fleece them, set NT to buy at the bottom and load up, wait for the RSI to show oversold, keep it there for a few days then let if fly while offloading..

If you are looking to trade you want to run at least a 1 minute chart and a 5 minute chart..

I like to run the 1 min fairly zoomed, so I can see the volume candles, and get a better estimate of the buy and selling, as it is happening, but zooming in hides the trend so I use the 5 minute to see the whole day..

https://invst.ly/15mxj1

You should also check a few days trend, to see the bigger picture

https://invst.ly/15mxld

When it's getting close to your exit you can count the volume on the 1 minute chart, count either the sells or buys, just round the numbers enough to keep track that match say a sale price. On a high counting the sellers maybe best as they reverse the uptrend..

investing dot com, I find their charts error starting them a couple of minutes before 8am, which is great as I see every individual trade, so no need to volume count in order to estimate the trades as no candles.. leave the 1 min errored, then refresh the 5 min and run side by side... And just compare buyer to seller, who is trading the most and biggest

Over time you will start to see frequent occurrences, like the dip after a strong opening, a second chance to buy but not always, been caught a few times there

Day traders might buy tomorrow anticipating others buying for Mondays RNS.

They may have bought anticipating people falling for Craigs post, and or that those buying would push the price up pulling in those on the side

Buy the rumour sell the news :)

If the RNS arrives Monday then thats 10-20% profit eaten up before it gets going, if it gaps up..

A strong finish tomorrow, followed by RNS should see a gap up, but if doesn't arrive it could go either way...

Lorna is getting good at this game, choosing imminent, yet saying people are on the way.. thats like "now but later"

@KevR

I bet people were looking at those possible support lines,

https://invst.ly/15mtw1

Something worth looking at is the traders that exit end of day...

If the volumes are low they will help drop the price, if you also sell that helps drop the price and may allow a cheaper buy back... Always a gamble, not sure its a good one when it could be Fomo Friday and news Monday..

But I have bought on the bell a few times at bid price,