PLS chart, page-21173

Yes human beings have a habit of getting things right (sometimes) and wrong (sometimes)
This week I saw the film Before Dawn about a young Australian who survived
three years in the trenches of WW1.

The reality of fighting in the trenches at close quarters with bayonets showed
how humans can conduct themselves in times of extreme stress.

With ANZAC day close it is interesting to reflect that some in both sides in WW1 and WW2
believed that God was on their side.

The relevance to PLS? We need to be sure of all the benefits as well as weighing
all the costs carefully, in the condident belief we are on the side of all that is good.

Not finanancial advice, just hoping for confident and informative charting
so that any fundamental confidence that may (or may not)
be justified is accurately portrayed in charts.

Human reason and emotions are strange bedfellows as we saw
when PLS was portrayed as a spectacular printing machine.
The charts soon put paid to that optimism as human
behaviour took over from wild emotions.
(Each to their own analysis)

Now we are hopefully seeing genuine strength, especially in your excellent chart
and chart comments. Hopefully, reason and not emotion brings success.

I concur with your current optimism.
Personal opinion only.
Not advice - DYOR