Funny how people allow their perspective to be shaped by so many things other than reality... Why do I expect that if the Dow had more than doubled since putting in a bottom five months ago, you wouldn't have an issue with calling that an uptrend ?
I called that bottom... a bottom... at the bottom. As I recall, you didn't ? Hey, I also called the bottom back in April ? NXCO just is not the hardest TA or DD challenge out there... What they are doing isn't a mystery. They are doing the right things to address their markets, and they are doing the right things well... only all the more so since having begun the effort last year in building up the team. The market sentiment shifts you see in response are not difficult to understand...
If you don't get what it means that they ARE making the business work, and don't comprehend why growth requires growth in capital, or why any growing company might opt to sell shares to their core investors AS they succeed in making the business work, while the shares near their lows... ???
There are many forms of myopia in the market. If you can't generate a rational picture of what the FACTS are, can't see what the performance IS, why it is, how it integrates with the market reality for the shares, how fundamentals and market performance are connected, I don't see a clear path to enabling you to see better than others what is likely in the future ? NXCO has done and continues to do a good job of telling investors what it is they are doing, and how the effort is going. They don't seem to feel they have much of a need to communicate on a daily basis with those who aren't willing to accept about what they are doing and how it is going, unless they say it much more often. Looks to me like they have a better bead on what matters, in the business, and in the effort to communicate with investors, than some investors have.
Much of the myopia I see applied in consideration of NXCO is of the simplest sort... from those whose market behavior seems to be that of an investor, while they opt to see and talk about the company and the shares only as seen through the market lens of a short term trader, as (now digital representations of) slips of paper rather than as percentages of ownership in a real business. Investors and traders have different timelines. No amount of back and forth is going to illuminate the issues if you don't pin down what the timing focus of your interest IS ???
Otherwise, I'm finding you can simplify the effort applied in your short term focus and consideration of NXCO shares pretty substantially. Just wait for those days on which the whining of "investors" is ramped up and interpret the posts to mean pretty much the opposite of what they say... and you'd probably get close to the same result as you would from considerable effort applied in TA.
JMHO
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