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Is anyone buying or selling this.
"China plans to double gold consumption in three years, how high will gold prices go now?" "BEIJING, Feb. 16 -- China's gold consumption amounted to 832.18 tonnes in 2012, an increase of 9.35 percent from a year earlier, data from China Gold Association showed Saturday. Consumption of gold jewelry rose 10.09 percent year on year to 502.75 tonnes, while those of gold bars and gold coins gained 12.22 percent and 21.63 percent, respectively, to 239.98 tonnes and 25.3 tonnes."
Just read what I wrote last year and a wee bit impressed. Except for the fact it was mostly wrong. It broke the 110 mark, hit 160, and took another year to fill the rest of the criteria by dropping sub 40p. Weird or what? Currently, the next upper target sits at 83.5p. Should any relaxation drop below 70p it could start a drop to 59p. This would slow the current rising cycle but not ruin it. We are now looking at the next major obstacle being 99.7p! Hopefully this time I'm being too conservative.
I do this commercially and thought you will prob be interested in our end week analysis on TCG Do remember that NOTHING moves in a straight line tho' "They closed the trading gap from Friday morning intraday though a gap remains at 11p which can now probably be disregarded unless the stock market radically changes direction. There is sufficient strength now for the next spike to carry the price toward 25.55 which, given their banking agreement announcement making it to item two on the news, will probably be below the opening price on Monday. The price acceleration table shows the following. If a level is exceeded, the next one becomes target. 25.5 -> 31.4 -> 39.7 -> 44.8 ->53.1"
Now showing 6.2 target on this lot as it appears to have finally broken the downtrend. 7.4 long term target.
Rather a few of the daft penny shares I flagged in Dec and Jan seem to be doing stuff. Hopefully, EFD may also bloom.
Sometimes you get a perfect day. Today failed to meet most of that criteria on several levels. Sunday morning, waking at 7:30am for a 400 mile round trip of which exactly 1000 yards is dual carriageway roads. And nasty whiteout conditions in Glencoe and again, from Invergarry for 30 miles. We did see a few snowploughs though. Finally arriving to take my mum for lunch and she knows who I am and is utterly confused as to why I am there again. She did like the cashmere scarf I brought though. Old age sucks and Alzheimer’s does not come with a handbook. And worst of all, arriving home at 9:05pm and missing Top Gear… One day I shall remember how Sky+ works! Just another Sunday. SOU looks like a viable punt. It’s just broken its 5 year downtrend which bodes well. It may drop a bit over the next few days but may not. Regardless, it looks promising. As for the market overall, the banking sector is looking sane for a few days growth. Maybe some quite nice growth. I revamped my LLOY target to 72p and see nothing to change that opinion. The down side is the major miners are looking a bit iffy and if they relax, the growth in the banking sector will not be as good as the charts suggest. Insanely, I show a top line target now of 81p for RBS. Which is rubbish. Having worked on and mercilessly tweaked my magic software, the data feed which supplied the overall market information on which I rely was broken. Apparently, the London Stock Exchange has changed something so I’m stuffed. Unless I want to pay for the data which I grudge doing. Recently, I’ve found it equally rewarding watching the LSE chatroom information and picking an epic which I don’t recognise to run a study on. Invariably, someone is asking a simple question about a stock’s trades or price movements. SOU came from a random pick and looks promising, even though it may go down a tad. The real alarm bells would ring if it breached its previous low of 1.8p. That would be a death knell. However, as a long term hold, I’ve a target of 9p. Presumably SOU do not breed pigs? On the FTSE, I will not be surprised to see 6050 in early trades Monday before a move up. 6230 is still appealing. AND 5952 is really dangerous. That remains the really bad number. TSTR is a worry. Trades below 0.35 will suggest doom… and anything above 1.5p will suggest it is going to go up like a rocket. ATC I cannot use ANY chart logic on. None of its movements follow common sense, so I’d be careful or brave. Dunno. MNC is interesting. It is going up with virtually no volume. In the short term, anything below 24p would alarm me a lot ‘cos it will drop to 16p in a blink. But why is it going up?
Just read this. Wow - hope you didnt jump ship?
Yes, this has been experiencing good rises lately. It was one of my very first purchases. I have them on certificate with an average of around 1.4p I think. I had great expectations back then, now I would be pleased to see 1.4p come back, treat myself to an ipad or something of more interest than a few certificates. LOL. I don't follow it closely, it's just on my monitor but I think they may be starting to get a foot in the american markets. Computer software for treating depression so quite a lucritive market, they were doing okay here with contracts but I think the goverment had made cuts to some of them.
Was watching RRL today and had a couple of duh moments. It's broken above its uptrend which is a bit of a game changer. Logically, I would not expect it to relax - at some point - the test the break point of 10.6, then do a buzz lightyear. I would guess there has been some sort of RNS as there's no way to chart what's coming next with any confidence.
any fews on rrl sp now
I’ve been charting ULT tonight. It broken it’s three year downtrend today and closed above the crucial 0.71p If it stays above it tomorrow, 1.1p looks distinctly possible short term. No idea who they are or what they do.
Not much to say here really. There is an excellent chance of it retesting 5.5p then relaxing to 2.4p or so. The however is that if they exceed 5.5p, it's going nicely higher. According to chart logic anyway. Quite a tough one to work out as it can only be charted for 10 months or so.
Kudos for SRT. My wife berated me for not buying a couple on the dip yesterday... She also slated me for selling CW. today at 78p then went huffy when it fell back. I'm looking at re-entry around 72 for the next cycle to 82. Took a hard look at the FTSE and to my eye there seems to be a couple of critical levels currently. If 5947 is breached, even for a moment, that is a signal the market is going to come down fast. The however is a short term target of 6230 and mid term of just over 6500. I know the doomsters are predicting a nasty crash but whilst the market has been trending down since Jan 4th, it is still bullish. I'm favoring long positions until I see that 5947 breached, so only buying on dips. And also wondering whether YELL is about to deliver the final coup de grace. Think we shall know on Monday as that was either a nasty treeshake in the last seconds tonight or a death rattle.
I'll only be impressed if you have a lazy boy chair, Tv and a beer fridge in the shed!!! :-)
The downward trend established from May 28th was broken a few minutes ago on Chariot. To my eye, it's now in viable territory. If it's going to do anything interesting over the next couple of days, it will probably test the short term support line currently at 105.5 and trending up to 108.
Thanks. It seems a brilliant discovery but finding an entry point is proving tricky! The market for airline travel seems very solid, I take aspirin daily but am always aware of the side effects. I've no medical condition it's just that sometimes you see little old ladies saying stuff like 'I put my long life down to taking aspirin every day for 60 years' and by the time you drop down dead it's too late ;o)
Highly likely that they'll delist soon and you'll be left with practically untradeable shares. I suspect the demand has been caused by short closing and rise offers an opportunity to exit at a better price than on offer for the last couple of weeks.
150K after hours buy at 30.9p, 0.15p above the offer. 1.62m buys against 0.78m sells today (excluding the unidentified trades at mid). No idea what they'll do next week, it still depends on what expectation there is on the value of the GET SA shares.
Thanks Davius, may be your broker provided the true info, as I can see people keep buy-in all day. Although I still cannot find any news on website....., if it is ture, then I guess more buying will be on Monday??
Quite a recovery today. It looks like the offer will go unconditional and ETL holders will be offered conversion to GET SA shares with a deadline of next Friday (according to my broker).
I think it is not worth buying in ETL now, as all people just selling their reamining holding. I will sell away mine tmr as well, I bought in some when it was dropping today.........do not want to sell them, but no choice.
I found the answer Q.3 – I only tendered some of my Units to the Offer? What should I do? Shareholders who did not tender any or all of their Units to the Offer during the initial period can still do so in the second period: between 1st and 14th June 2007. You will only receive a number of GET SA shares/Share CDIs and warrants/Warrant CDIs equal to the number of Units tendered. You will retain any Units which you have not tendered. If you choose to remain a Unitholder in Eurotunnel, you must consider carefully the following facts: The overwhelming level of success of the Offer means that you would bevery much in a minority in ESA/EPLC. Following the recapitalization transactions envisaged in paragraph 1.3.2 of the Offer Document, your holding will be significantly diluted. Itis therefore likely that following the complete implementation of the reorganization, the market in Units will no longer meet the liquidity criteria which constitute a requirementf or listing both on Euronext and the LSE. It is likely that the Units may be delisted inaccordance with applicable regulations in the country concerned.
I thought they will just transfer the remaining ETL shares into the new Group Eurotunnel SA com. I guess most people r confused, so just sold their shares. I am so confused now as well......hope they mention something in AGM tmr
I believe that the last chance to sign up to convert existing ETL shares into those of the new Group Eurotunnel SA company was yesterday. I think the intention is to delist ETL after the conversion happens later this month – exactly where this would leave shareholders of ETL I'm not sure, but not in a good position is my guess.