With BCH only 31 weeks old we are still dealing with a bull calf, well known for their sudden bursts of energy, high testosterone levels and aggression, after castration normally before 52 weeks these bull calf's (now called a steer) tend to mellow down with the added benefit of reduced aggression due to lower testosterone levels, high muscle pH, higher quality grade & demand higher market prices, which one do you prefer ?
The BULL - one angry aggressive fu**k with high levels of testosterone, low quality meat followed with lower market prices....
The STEER - tuned down aggression, high quality meat followed with higher market prices....
I prefer the STEER, but to become the STEER we need to go through the castration process !
Falling wedge = bullish
Ascending triangle = bullish
Oversold RSI = bullish
Declining volume = bullish
The BULL - one angry aggressive fu**k with high levels of testosterone, low quality meat followed with lower market prices....
The STEER - tuned down aggression, high quality meat followed with higher market prices....
I prefer the STEER, but to become the STEER we need to go through the castration process !
Falling wedge = bullish
Ascending triangle = bullish
Oversold RSI = bullish
Declining volume = bullish
Komen:
Higher lows on the daily ?
Komen:
Slightly different route - but the same destination