Falling SP16 Dec 2019 14:12
Regardless of any progress made by the company, the share price will only rise reliably if there is sustained buying pressure that significantly exceeds sells over an extended time frame.
Where would all that new interest come from?
Furthermore, anybody sitting on a considerable number of shares knows that they can’t turn their holding into instant cash without the SP nose-diving and hence needs to carefully balance even partial disposal with any buying interest. As a result it is logical that any rise will be heavily sold into and short lived.
There will always be some degree of volatility, & that may be temporarily exaggerated by news, but the odds are stacked against a significant rise and particularly one that holds. There is clearly strong support at this level but nothing at this stage to suggest a likely bottom so how long it holds is anyone’s guess.
Market forces (supply & demand) will determine outcome, plain & simple.
IMHO, DYOR etc etc