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Sold again at ,,1499
Not sure if FT.com is quite worth it for me, not as up to the minute/second news breaking as I expected. Some interesting articles. Nicer to read the hard copy sat somewhere to relax. Only doing for 4 weeks.
I think you will - just don't panic - people will start taking profits soon as you know.
sold at 1495.5
got to go out but will still trade on phone......got to get these shares back cheaper
I suppose its like anything in life - all part of habit/routines and once you're used to something its just that - routine.
No I didn't see that - was it in your new FT. Not surprised about any of that to be honest - I'm half expecting Trump to be re-elected - I just hope that he doesn't change the rules to suite him like Putin has so he's there for the rest of his life!
Well, I just found that it "is" possible to live without.
Did you see this from yesterday"
2020: NO FED ACTION, NO RECESSION, TRUMP RE-ELECTION
That's roughly how 2020 will turn out to be, according to a survey by Goldman Sachs with 250 clients.
Mmm - peaked at £14.95?
It either is or isnt. Ha
Spike?
You'll know when it spikes - no different to when any other share spikes regardless of yesterdays events - just go with the glow so to speak.
have beeen watching FEVR but I cant decide if this is a spike? On a "normal" day I would say yes and sell. Today being yesterday's tomorrow so to speak, I just don't know
Fab - is Fevertree getting ready to spike yet?
When you find it let me know - I haven't got a clue:-)
Well done on being veggie - I don't each much meat but I don't think I could give it up completely - I was only saying about Beyond Meat because that emphasises quite well about the benefits of the technical analysis if you can understand it - I'm a thickie and I can't!
On a side note - just watching the news and my favourite topic at the minute - I notice that Harry and Meghan have lodged a complaint about the photos of them in the press yesterday/today - were they really that naive that once they lost the royal protection they weren't going to get hounded? Moving to Canada for a peaceful life - yes right!
sold HUR at 26.19, now looking for next shake to buy even more, treacle style
I have often look for the cup handle shape!
yes 1310 on cards
Interesting about Beyond Meat, was very hyped in media before it's product release and with Bill Gates on board you can expect a bit of market manipulation of some kind in the mix. I've been vegetarian for past 12 years and sometimes eat vegan . It's quite remarkable that all the talk of creating fake meat in the lab has been forgotten and replaced by plant-based substitutes.
Yes I've noticed - graph has got £13 so watching closely - need to get back in the game!
That magic 1310 price is coming close again.
I am on the point of selling HUR on a peak again but am hesitating, not sure what is driving it up
By the way I hate Gin!
I can understand what you're saying G - but never under estimate the technical data/information that is available.
Chartists do what they do because they know it works and its how they become successful - they use technical analysis, fibonacci thingys, and all sorts of convoluted stuff to read where a share price is going in the future, and can anticipate a company's share price in advance based on their charts if they are following a specific company - so can pick the exact buy/sell prices they're looking for.
I use the charts here on a day to day basis which has helped/improved my trading, but if I give you an example of this chartist - Beyond Meat which is a US based company selling vegan meat, IPO'd last year at something like $40, - the chartist I follow put up their charts and had a top of something like $270 going forward, and once it hit its peak, stated that the technical analysis was showing something like a $200 drop down to $70 - it hit that in December and now the chart is saying its going back to $270 I think (don't quote me on that as I'm going from memory and haven't looked lately). No specific time frame is given - so it could actually take 12 months to get to those targets, but get there they will if that makes sense.
The rises and falls in the company share price has had absolutely nothing to do with the company's performance or fundamentals but purely market mechanics - I think there were a lot of shorts there early doors that got caught out and drove the price up to silly levels, which then reversed and had the opposite effect if that makes sense.
I've said I've had a go at doing the charts but its beyond me so I just use what I find works for me.
I'm no saying what's at play, but, over confidence in US sales, changing tastes i.e. not everyone likes G&T, competition from lookalikes, saturation...don't add up to a positive. I would be wary of buying any myself. Only commenting from what I've read.
No it doesn't look like there's going to be a massive bounce there today but, call me suspicious, considering how many trades there were yesterday, it seems like its being held back today maybe to allow shorts to close?
I've just had a look at the board, and spookily enough, someone ramping IAG last week is now deramping Fevertree! I don't know if you read my comments last night, but a chartist that I follow and respect had the bottom of Fevertree at about £14.20 and an upward move then from memory to £18.20-£19.20.
I don't think Fevertree is going to bounce because of the reasons they outlined yesterday, sadly.
But in fairness, because I'm bored, I've been looking at a few other companies, and apart from ones where company/sector news has influenced the day, volume seems low everywhere - even Fevertree, where you would think there would be quite a bounce, hasn't reacted quite as I and a few others by the looks of things would have expected.
These Algos have a lot to answer for!