Again, I will not respond in detail to your narrative. I'm sure that most readers here don't care about your expertise in TA.

I will, however, point out a few things in an abbreviated response. 

1. I will not thank BG/NU for my profits from LBSR trading. I will, however, express remorse for the losses suffered by others in his having created the opportunity for me to benefit.

2. BG took over and holds onto his role, I believe, in a most selfish manner given he has no experience as CEO of anything and no preparedness for assuming such a role in an exploration-phase miner – a least not as I can find.

3. He seems to be the most unavailable to shareholders of any CEO in a public mining company I've ever experienced.  Is he hiding?  Why?

4. And it appears that he has blocked his own IR rep from communicating with anyone on anonymous message boards, which is most unusual.  Why?
5. I also feel that his takeover was entirely selfish as he locked-in his control and appears to have no interest in allowing this public company to have shareholder meetings and elections (as required by law and ethics in most companies) after some 32 months since the takeover. Why? Is he afraid of being replaced by someone better qualified? I would nominate Peter Magaw, who probably understands Tombstone better than anyone next to JB.  Alternatively, I would nominate Quentin Hennigh, with whom BG should be acquainted (or his recommendation).*

Also, I can't believe that all board members from a few years ago were unaware that a crisis was brewing long before they dumped JB. Assuming that is the case, they are all equally guilty of contributing to the situation that caused them to dump JB.  Were they waiting for or contributing to a crisis for their own benefit?  That's what I feel.

VP

* https://www.thehedgelesshorseman.com/investing-strategies/the-value-of-knowing-the-value-of-information/

Quinton Hennigh and Crescat Capital are located in the Denver area, as is BG. Have they talked? Played golf? Have they even been approached? I will bet not!  There is lots of talent out there, but I feel it is not in the LBSR board room.