No worries, Mr S. I had a go at fitting a cup and handle to the...

No worries, Mr S. I had a go at fitting a cup and handle to the LYC chart, but it doesn't really work out to be honest.

H00ts, I think we'll go with a gap to 6.4c still in play then,  it's the prevailing theory, Question is, with the volume we witnessed, is it a breakaway gap? As defined by Investopedia:

"A breakaway gap occurs at the beginning of a market move - usually after the security has traded in a consolidation pattern, which happens when the price is non-trending within a bounded range. It is referred to as a breakaway gap as the gap moves the security out of a non-trending pattern into a trending pattern."

Or Stockcharts:

"Breakaway gaps are the exciting ones. They occur when the price action is breaking out of their trading range or congestion area. To understand gaps, one has to understand the nature of congestion areas in the market. ... It is better if the volume does not happen until the gap occurs."