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well spotted D

were you in ilika as well, D?

BV, the SP will have to settle down before any TA forecast can be made which is always the case when SP-moving news is released.

I think this afternoon we will see further increases but that is simply a personal view and I also think AVCT need/will go on a publicity round and as this breakthrough reaches new investors so the SP will reflect that.

At the moment we have only heard from AVCT. We need some independent heavyweights, both in the industry and the investment community commenting on this to get the juices and the SP flowing .

yes, thats always a tricky one.

My view is don't over commit on speculatives when waiting for results, but when results come out like this, in other words huge potential, then as its effectively de-risked it makes sense (in my world) to increase holding further.

I think some get caught up in the greed thing wanting to buy in early at a lower price because the "what ifs" if it goes well and the greater potential profit.

(As I have said before, for me every trade (or purchase if people don't like the word trade), is a stand alone contract. I don't care if I bought at 159p if I sell at a profit at some stage in the future. )

I sold some hemo this morning (as it is still defying gravity but at some stage its got to retrace....)

And picked up a few more at 159p. I think you will be positive ie north of 160p by close of play.

But yes, it is a relief.

Well D, (and anyone who took some stock. ) at last!

personally I have had a number of disappointing results from "certs" over the last 24 months or so and at last , at long bloody last, it looks like one has paid off. And what a tech to perfect!

Fingers crossed your £10 is on the horizon! (I am not sure how distant it is but hopefully we will get a better idea over the coming days and weeks)

Anyway, whatever happens this should be a good day ;0))

well, the RSi has dropped to 73 so ok ish. but for me I would not buy as its still close to an overbought situation.

Having said all of that I was not tempted to sell with spreads and the strength of the trend is does not look like a worth while risk/reward.

(If it does fall to say 63p, then I would look to add at that level.)

DYOR etc

Hemo is currently the star performer for me up over 50% in a week. RSI stubbornly in the 90's.....

But a bit like you D, one down all down, one up, all up!

Ai doing good D!!!

Always remember CI, its an odds game, nothing is written in stone.

But almost always once the RSI hits 80 the SP falls. Given the SP is likely to fall, then the next question is: where to?

On a upward trend I would not expect the pullback to take long (2-3 days?) and it may not go all the way back to test a support if the sellers have got sticky fingers.

But this is all guesswork and really the whole point of TA is not to assume anything.

So odds are its going to fall. In that case do you sell to buy in lower down or do you decide that the trend is strong enough to make the exercise too risky?

Each to his own.GL

sunny, I think its when market makers mark down a share at a technically (charts) significant price to assess general market feeling. If it causes increased selling then they know sentiment might be weak, if its met by a flood of buys then they likewise they can see whats coming and act accordingly to make an orderly market. They do tend to happen after sharp moves.

My experience as an observer, is that these "tree shakes" are short lived. Whether or not one is going on now I don't know.

Ci, I use HL charts (as that's the platform I use to trade on), closing prices.

Between 23/12 and 30/12 it plateaued at 57.5p-58p before eventually falling back to 51p. so when it broke 58p on the 11/1 (closing at 61.5p that day), that 58p resistance then turns into a support.

Those few days of being stuck at 58p in december meant it was a stubborn resistance but once broken then becomes (in theory) a strong floor or support and is therfore less likely to be easily breached.

(None of this is written in stone (its just an odds game) and had it fallen back below 58p then 51p would be the next support.)

Anyway, it is now in a trading range between 58p and 76.5p but that next, then, low at 76.5p was last year and there is a more recent resistance of 84-86p.

In charts you normally go by the most recent support, so mid 80's, so its a fair argument that is in fact the next target to aim for.

So we will see but I try and be conservative with my targets so err on the side of the lower ones.

And remember this is all today. Close of play monday, depending on the price action may well likely call for a reassesment.

For people who don't see merit in charts they overlook that it is by its nature, such a fluid thing and get frustrated with what often looks like a flip flop approach form chartists, but it is simply part of the mechanical system they use. (Also because it is more mechanical than LTBH there is typically less emotion involved.)

It might be a poor choice of words but I only care about the SP. I don't care or am particularly interested in the company. The reason being its the current SP whenever I decide to buy or sell that will determine the profit or loss I make.

The merits (or not) of the company won't put an extra dime in my pocket on the day, so why get involved and distracted by that?)

So, right now strong day close but starting to look toppy and I expect little appreciation if any, before a drop back to mid 60's even 63p to make way for another move up to the mid late 70's and on to the mid 80's. (but a lot can happen before then! :0))

Assuming its next week (and really it has to be some time next week), then the RNS will confirm or deny this ground breaking tech.

Almost all the signs look like it does. This is the tech that AVCT went public with to develop at the very outset,(the LFT in the end was a distraction that perhaps shows you can't rush these things after all.)

So one journey will end And the next one begin. If this works then it seems part1b will also be successful.

So for all the spats and comments(on all sides) I wish you all good health and good luck in the future.

(Perhaps my last observation would be, life really is too short to waste it on negative emotions. It does not actually make the person feel any better for doing it or achieve anything in any way constructive.)

Anyway, as I say GLA.

Clever is relative PAHOO... a bit like the one eyed man is king....
But the bar for the most part is set pretty low here,..... by the way when did you figure out LFT was a non starter?

I don't like bringing it up all the time but if you lot keep telling me how thick I am and yet even I worked it out quicker than you and profited from it , then I guess although I might not be that smart in the great scheme of things, clearly I seem to be smarter than most here. :0))

God your a weirdo strangy.

I have no idea what you are talking about and you critisize me of being not being "factual" and then make some stuff up of me hitting an imaginary panic button....

I think you are quite young (under 30), determined to show how "clever" you are to others by making groundless or very inaccurate assumptions ( a trait which has likely led to you losing money on your investments) which suggests a fairly inadequate and mentality and immature nature, even accounting for your age.

the close is showing at 134.1p taking out the first target. so far so good....

ok sorry: googled it and this came up "Issuers must notify without delay major new developments that may affect their business if the development may lead to a substantial share price movement." From practical law thomson reuters

thats moved quicker than I expected :0))

ok Paul (or Mr semantic) , have you ever heard the expression "the market hates uncertainty" from various media outlets, market commentators, fund managers etc?

really Tim? I am pretty sure I said last night that I expected the SP rise today. But hey ho, you are another loon that is full of his own **** and importance.