This is an update to the Interesting Chart section on www.chartsview.co.uk.  This section shows the  shares that have great potential for the coming weeks. In this blog i will be looking at how well these tips have done by showing you the before and after picture. Its been a mixed few weeks on the interesting chart section. There have been a few false breakouts but thats where the stops would kick in.Some shares just went sideways and faded out and others just took off . The Interesting chart section is primarily for short term trading and not long term. So some of the charts that i put up will show prices moved back down or up but from a day trading point of view were perfect. Thats the goal of the interesting chart section. For more great tips your best bet is to monitor the forums as thats where i post live...

LLOY formed an inside bar yesterday and may be forming another today (early in the day yet though) so I'll stay short on this.My stop is still above the 63.5p level of the lower high. Target remains 56.14p initially. Original link...

In a long awaited, but surprise, move Todd Kozel relinquishes his dual role as Chairman of Gulf Keystone Petroleum but retains his position of CEO (see link below).http://www.investegate.co.uk/gulf-keystone-petrol--gkp-/rns/update-on-move-to-official-list-of-the-lse/201305290700077372F/Debate has raged for months if not years about the validity of this dual role in light of corporate governance concerns but, for me, this move has been long overdue even if it's something of a surprise that it's come before the judgement on the Excalibur court case.However, it does raise an interesting question or two:Is this what would be expected if there was an imminent takeover in the pipeline? In my opinion that's not likely for obvious reasons, not least of which is why would Gulf Keystone pursue an official listing on the Main Market if they're not going to be around for much longer? Perhaps this is simply maneuvering but it could be costly and suggests to me that there's more field...

Yesterday's news about sales agreements (http://www.investegate.co.uk/sirius-minerals-plc--sxx-/rns/initial-uk-and-european-sales-agreements/201305280700166084F/) was met with the usual AIM sell-off and we're still waiting for a close above 26.5p. Even then there's the aforementioned resistance at 29/30p so I'm still waiting for a break of these resistance levels before re-entering.Until then, there remains the possibility that the move from the recent 22.5p low is a bearish consolidation pattern. Original link...

As has been mentioned in the comments from the earlier post, today had a very odd close to it given that it was trading around the 150p mark and then had a closing U/T of 155p.I didn't see the closing auction myself, but a U/T volume of 86k is not exceptional by any means so I guess the higher close may have just been due to a lack of selling interest ahead of the long weekend.It doesn't really matter though. Technical traders may well simply see the SP closing above the triangle on the chart and take that as a buy signal. The hourly P&F chart (see below) also has two matching active targets at 164.5p and another one would have activated on the close if Updata intraday charts used price high/low instead of mid-price. The reason I mention these specifically is because they happen to coincide nicely with the...