Just checked in on this thread - FWIW I like the look of GLL's...

Just checked in on this thread -

FWIW I like the look of GLL's chart because of the reasons stated above.

I don't think your questions are very appropriate given this is a public forum; sufficient to say that my interest in share trading is more than academic & I mainly focus on technical analysis.

Like you I'm sure, I prefer to buy into a company when the share price is closer to 4.95 cents (the all time low in GLL in 2016) rather than $1.40 (the GLL high in 2019); the current price is around 8.5 cents & may well go a tad lower - sufficient to say GLL is on the watch list for probable initial buy in this price zone.

Galilee Energy Limited seem to be in a growth industry area (integrated and diversified sustainable energy company); The Company continues to maintain a strong cash position & the location and environmental credentials of the project, including low CO2 natural gas and freshwater production to facilitate agricultural activities for CO2 sequestration, uniquely positions Galilee as a future material supplier of sustainable energy.

Not sure what else I can say without boring you to death with technical crap; Happy trading Pakkham.