GSL 0.00% 17.0¢ greatcell solar limited

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    comment wasn't directed at you,wintermute but some cove,blow in, on another thread.
    we've talked before on another thread years ago,hey winter?
    I see you're now short term with a growing watchlist of shoulda bought back then,dang I missed the Low,next time I'm gunner etc.

    Did you lose all ya money in that Zinc recycle machine company?Are you still solvent and in the Market?

    DYE is a long term hold.At this stage it's not for Short Term Trading and I'll try and explain why.

    Rather than 6 months chart kick up a two year.You'll find the Trading Band 'historically' over this period is 80/110 [rounded].That is Support is more established/confirmed around 80 cents not 65 [which was only established in the last 4 months and recently broken]

    Anyhow also put in the 30week EMA which as you know,hopefully,is the Weinstein barometer for guaging possible come back shares.This is currently 75 cents so DYE has broken above this so that's "positive".

    Observation of the 2 year also 'reads' that there is not many holders of currently in Profit shares or even Break Even.There is very little Trading Stock of Willing Sellers to Eager Buyers.
    This bodes well for further Price Rises so Buyers can fill their requirements.

    However it needs Eager Buyers,right?and this is why our complaints against the really poor mob we have doing PR and promotion for DYE.

    Anyhow recently the Buyer[and holder] concern was that Tata may not proceed with production.Dyesol "reassurances" were weak and many market participants were cautious and non buying.
    We here d'Dyehards were subjected to various Scorners in the last months/year.Ya being Conned,they sneered,other solar companies are catching up etc blah blah.
    These scorners seemed to be organised enough to regularly TOU a Dyehard into Suspension or Moderated Posts when a scorner's position was 'vigorously' dismissed.

    Anyhow we'd already been thru the Gelbaum "plot" to sell down Dye so he could float some piddly look alike Israeli company on the Canadian StockExchange and generally Break or TakeOver Green IP in Dyesol and many other Green Emergers.
    Dave was no white knight but he was billionaire down ramper who certainly prepared us Dyehards for his successors in 'bagging' Dyesol.

    Anyhow,wintermute Dyesol has only returned to a historic Trading Range [80/110].There's not that many available Trading Shares [Free Float] so DYE has excellent chances of staying in this Range.
    Positive news may well take it above 110 in the short term.[Timo production;decision by Pilkinton and/or Tata to "fast track";Commitment by Chemical Company to mass produce "muck" etc]

    Negative is the probable Capital Raising.This will take the Big Accumulators out of the On Market Trade and give them discount holdings.

    Caldwell and Co seem incapable of getting the share price above at least $1 "solidly" so any placement VWAP's out on a 30 day say High figure.
    PR could do this.An explanation of real Viability,of power output/sq metre
    but no,"they" want to waffle about Commercial Confidentiality yet we shareholders pay for all these World Conferences of Boffin Holidays.

    What on earth gets revealed at these Conferences if it's not the Power Output of blessed Muck?

    Yeah I'm really peeved about this point of voltage/sq metre not being announced and PR touted.
    Currently the Tata news seems to be only concerned with the successful bonding of muck to steel in a mass production setting.

    Big Deal just fancy colourbond! How well does it generate bleeding Power!! that's the Question,the Only question blessed Callidus and Eva Reuter should be answering.
    The DYEsol side of these sustainable huts in the backblocks of Wales.
    Sustainable Power Generation confirmed,that'll get us into $2 and above land.

 
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