Hello nomore4s, you do raise a good point - that is a valid reason why BKP may not follow historic price patterns. However, I think that's only half the story - we still have the same stock only rebranded with respect to exploration of the same resource but within a different region, perhaps more shares on issue, and a change in management. BKP, however, is still a petroleum/gas-based company with a long trading history under the same name Baraka Petroleum. Thus, this will most likely attract the same or similar types of shareholders and arguably with the same trading style. Given there is at least a visible historic price map for this company on the charts, I would suspect key pivotal points, such as past resistance and support lines, would still serve as valid contraction points. I myself have drawn these key support/resistance lines based on past history (and perhaps others have as well) although whether they're still valid, the jury I suppose is still out. Privately, I'd contend that they are but it would be best to wait and see. Best of luck.