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Lol, livenow! I think I can manage....really has gone truly bonkers on there now though. Still, it's understandable as it's a very emotional share with many in up to their necks and severely underwater (anyone heard of stops?).

For now, like others on here, I'm just waiting for a confirmation. Whether that comes above 108/110 or whether there's still more lows to come who knows, but it ain't the only stock so I can wait.

hello jacko, I see you were being hounded by the ignorant yet arrogant , delusional happy clappers on the IIi board. really not worth trying to talk rational logic with them. looks like a lot of them are upto their eyeballs and heavily underwater. and hence would explain their extreme paranoia about anyone with -ve view about BOD.

hope you keeping well and brushed the rubbish thrown your away aside.

Apologies Slow Eddie, I hadn't realised just how confusing my reply was until pointed out by Count.

Thank you Count for posting the link to the Pattern Site: it is extremely useful for checking all kinds of structures.

What first attracted me to Remo's mousekateers,was his simple and straightforward approach to trading xstrata and as a result my view is to keep it all as simple as possible in order to avoid any self knot tying antics.

Eddie, I found this link with example diagrams showing wave and subwave counts useful ')
thepatternsite.com/EWDiagTriangle.html

An ending diagonal is constructed of 3 sub-waves of lesser degree, 5 times, and only occurs in wave 5's. These, and leading diagonals, found in wave 1's, are the only instances where a wave 4 can overlap a wave 1, but wave 3 still cannot be the shortest wave. There will be a divergence in the RSI to confirm the wave 5 and the sub-wave 5. If this doesn't exist you will probably find the structure is an ABC and not an ending diagonal.