Hi @Vallund,
As mentioned previously Ichimoku is helpful to identify sustained trends and help traders know when to exit those trends. You may call it fancy TA rubbish but a back test on the AVZ chart shows that it would have worked and provided significant bags into the hands of a trader that followed it.
Below is the weekly Ichimoku chart for AVZ with Hawkeye volume.
You can clearly see the exit signal to the previous long entry on this chart when the price fell below the Kijun-sen line (brown) in the week starting 2/4/2018 (I've marked an annotated the cross on the chart below).
You can also clearly see that the weekly candles never penetrated below the Kijun-sen line (brown) before the long entry which is hard to make out on this chart but occurred somewhere below the 3cent level. The only point on the chart where the weekly price almost closed below the Kijun-sen line was in the week starting 25/9/2017 at 10cents and the week starting on 5/3/2018 at 23cents. These are the only points at which the long position on this chart was tested.
You can question the validity of this method but this example shows that a trader who would have respected the entry and exit rules on the Ichimoku weekly chart would have ridden the chart up from below 3 cents to the top and down again, exiting at around 24.5cents (for an 8 bagger) when the chart showed a very clear exit signal in early April of this year. I could show you a similar chart for KDR (in fact I've published one on the KDR chart thread if you are interested). I haven't looked at BGS yet.
This is all water under the bridge now so heads down and bums up to see if this low volume uptrend can take AVZ through 12cents. At the very least such a move will be good for sentiment and break the psychological shackles of Klaus's lowest on market sale. Esh
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