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zzzzz. Cos he's a sad troll just like you mate - no detail on his comment at all, just a stupid comment, just like yourself really ... Dissing a call that gets updated as it progresses as more information in the movement is unvealed - which is what techies are supposed to do - is pretty silly, particularly when the pause at me 217 shout (well ahead of time) is clear for all to see but I gave new numbers on Hot Dogs on 3rd June and I'll be looking for other new numbers ahead of it getting there too, again, like TA guys are supposed to now we've got more info on the speed and alignment ...
see your bounce point predictions at 300- 277- 267, were way off , so why so aggressive to Jolly
another daft prediction
a bit like PRES...expanded thru acquisition at wrong time...hurting with O&G weak...limited profitability/visibility ...as with PRES, I would want a great entry price
Placing coming?
Drifting I see but well worth watching to see where it settles The agm states the company has take various steps to mitigate impact inc sale of Vietnam business etc and reduction in headcount by 10%. Will try do some value calculations later
I was expecting a drop but this is going to keep on going, so much for staying optimistic!
Are you serious ... 211 do ya?
Had another look - 217p I think ...
If she doesn't get back to 340p+ by end of week then she looks in very bad shape indeed I think and could well do <300 but I can see the possible bounce from just over £3 too ... c277, or 262, would fill the gap(s) from Jan 2013 nicely so that's always a candidate too ... GL :)
ok thanks. lets add evcerything together: if not back at 340 then 3? I have 306 on weekly and 277 on daily using this: http://www.4-traders.com/NORTHBRIDGE-INDUSTRIAL-SE-4005947/charts/
at support then today - green for rest of week to get her back to 340p+ may save the day ...
Gets back to 340p I meant :)
Hey :) Blimey, well that ain't good ... She's gotta get back to 340p+ by Friday's close or she's done for, maybe as low as £2 (not in a straight line!) but if she gets back to 240p+ by Friday then she may push on to c425p ... This could end up being eminently tradeable once she's shown her form ... GL
Where is next stop bonks?
here then ...
Yup looks good to go but careful @ £4 ... GL me :)
it is then with a 330 low - that'll work - turnaround here??
printed - broker shout for 350p - who knows :)
an interesting bounce from 395p then - Fibtastic - and aligned with the 362 low from Feb 2014; I wasn't sure whether to take that into account given it's ridiculous nature but it's obviously "live" and a cracking channel line to boot ... I note the broker rating of 570p too which fits perfectly with a triangulation breakout from c475p, perhaps in just a few weeks time, a nice 40% return from here if it makes it ... However, failing to beat 445 puts c340p back on the radar though imo so that's the mark to watch I suspect if you're wary here - hitting that (on another cracking candidate channel line if done in next few weeks) then breaking out of a much larger (and time consuming) triangulation @ c420p would again target that 570p shout ... Let's see what happens :) GLA
Or 340p ;)
Sorry, I cannot agree, further in there are more statements of uncertainty. Even on your copy it says "It is too early to assess any longer term impact " as a share holder I'd be asking questions like "we pay you to be able to do this and you have had 6 months to come up with an answer, what else do you have to do but think strategically" so I think this is a poor statement even though it is almost certainly true. I would also think the Chairman needs to be thinking why he doesn't have a clear view of where he is steering the ship???? The other side of the statement is interesting as it seems to be saying that the company has two (almost) global brands, one stuck in oil and one in transformer rental. Hence, given the complete lack of linkage in the two, the business could be up for a split or part sale. Due to the unforseen oil price crash the company has, in effect, bought oil drilling companies at the top of their market (paid too much) and that can also be seen in the dilution of the ROCE, they now have a quandary. I doon't like their gearing but given interest rates lets assume the debt is a good thing, they could buy some more oil drilling companies (which should be cheaper) or they could buy more rental capacity (which will not be especially cheap) given their uncertainty about the oil industry it would be odd to buy oil drill. Load balancing, on the other hand, given recent news on the German power grid may be the right way to go. I'd like to see figures on dividend cover, I accept they had to put up the divi to stop the SP really tanking (it went straight through my stop this morning aargh) but they need to provide a better view in this sort of report. What we don't want is them borrowing money to pay the divi....... at 30% gearing maybe they are already doing so.
417.50
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Northbridge, the industrial services and rental company today issues the following trading update in advance of its pre close trading statement which will be issued in the normal course of business at the end of January. The Board is aware of market concerns following the recent significant reduction in the price of oil. It is too early to assess any longer term impact for the Group as a whole should the oil price remain at the current level or fall further. While those parts of the Group directly servicing the Oil and Gas sector would be impacted by a slowdown in exploration and production activities, other parts could benefit from a sustained lower oil price, most noticeably the transformer division whose customer base includes Independent Power Project (IPP) companies, and also that part of the loadbank division which is focused on supporting the power reliability sector in the UK, Europe and the USA Whilst it is possible that the current low oil price may have some impact on the 2015 performance, the fall in the price of oil has had a minimal impact on current trading and we expect results for 2014 to be substantially in line with management's expectations. We remain confident in the Group's prospects and committed to our stated strategy.