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Ann you need to look at the overall picture of TLG rather than relying on one dimension graphs.
This is 98% of how I trade stocks, it works for me. I have no desire for bedtime stories from self interested company directors. I also try not to create stories in my own head. The few times I have told myself a stock will climb because of.....whatever my imagination invented, I lost. I will stick to my 'one dimensional graphs' as they hold all the information I need to know about how a company is traveling regardless of the exciting stories the stock may conjure in the imagination.
TLG isn't graphite. The mines they have enable them to practically mine pure graphene. On top of that they decided years ago to value add to the product. In that context they have developed a number of excellent products using their mined graphene.
Value adding is always a good way to go but again, we have to look at the cost/benefit of value adding. Is it viable? I don't know the answer to this but I look to the chart, it will confirm a truth or not. I checked where the stock jumped in February and sure enough it was all about the Talga Anode. Again today there is another price jump related to the Talga anode.
Now to the chart...
Looking at the chart I see a double top at around 0.66c which has now created an overhead resistance to overcome, once this is overcome the next potential resistance line is 0.85c which has failed three times. Above 0.85c it is in Blue Sky area. (No more historic overhead resistance to hinder it).