RE: Yearly high4 Oct 2025 10:28
BV, I think it might be safe to get the Pom Poms out now.
The RSI is a bit toppy again at 73.1 but given the momentum it could go further into the 80's.
Given the 64.5p was the old resistance and held things up a bit this week, that would from here be the natural retrace to unwind a bit, however, if there is enough momentum left then its the high 70's low 80's that could be the stopping point with then a retrace down to around where we are now or a little above.
So, before everyone says " great, it could go up or down!", it ALWAYS can go up or down, The trick is seeing what is most likely.
I mention the two options because for top ups and/or new buy ins, (and sellers) why now and not wait for a 5-10% retrace?
personally I tend only to average up and as a result have been playing this on the way up, most recently, including earlier this week and yesterday too.
I think there is reasonable argument for a small fall from here, but based on my experience with the RSI i tend to worry less about it being oversold until it is the 80's. So I bought in at 70p yesterday. I know this could be the the wrong decision, but imo based on my experience I believe the odds to be on my side that there will be further rises and this will be in hindsight a "good" place to top up.
If I am wrong the fall should only be about 10% and in a stock like this it could move pretty quickly, so this relatively "large" risk, which allowing for spreads etc is nearer 15%, seems worthwhile to me.
IF,if, if, the CC comments accompanying ESMO and with Dr Tap's comments, who CC particularly referenced, which means the script is already written, so odds-on, must be good, should allow a move forward to the old 98-102p range and then we will see how funding is going to be arranged from maybe around that level? But thats a ways off yet and there will water under a bridge or two to consider before then I am sure.