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I must have had some Vislink shares, literally bottom of the drawer.. probably dating back to SIlvermines, received a tiny divident cheque from time to time, then nothing, and last year a few letters which started mentioning PEB. Does anyone know here what the conversion rate was from Vislink to PEB and how I can find out how many I own?
Gustavio, How about a look into your online PF ?? Vislink did not swap any shares. They only done a change in name to PEB. Thats probably because the californian pebble beach operation is quite reknown. You now hold the same amout of shares - and you can still buy some very cheap - before the share price rises to about 8p in the coming weeks.
Gustavio, Okay, so lets take a quick look at your two AIM plays: CPX and FDBK
CPX / Cap-XX Limited What a rollercoaster ride on the chart! But in a positive way. There has been a massive rise as from 5p in Jan 2017 to as high as 13p, that eventually appeared exaggerated. This is why a nasty retrace has kicked in, taking the Sp down to silly lows, like 7.40p and even 6p. Again exaggerated. One theory could be that someone wanted to flush out as many expendable holders as possible who thrown the towel on a big loss (usually PIs who bought in at 13p and cannot afford to hold untill 6p). Eventually in early June the flow of positive news started again, taking the Sp step by step to its former 13p level. The last urgent buy-alert came around 17th July around 8p, pointing to a new, long term rise. So the success story here has way to go (and I did not even look at one piece of news). Take a look at the 5-day tradig performance you'll see the Sp has peaked out around 13p, which seems exaggerated at this moment in time. Very very smart the one who placed an AT sell-order at 13p and will soon be able to buy back around 9p. The share has spiked way beyond the average support line. Never mind what nes is in the pipeline, the Sp will 90% sure-thing strart to retrace now. Thursday and Friday have been the beginnigs of the estimated 33% retracement. A good indicator for you is the MACD-barchart that shows day by day lower bullish bars that are soon about to touch the (bearish) mid line again. Best to lock-in gains right now (I hope you did already) and wait for the retrace to around 9.65p and 9.50p. There is a decent chance for this to hold firm at 9.50p, but still a risk to consolidate decently at around 8.80 - 9.00p Up to you. (Remember: You can always buy back in later - in any share! There are very few "bullish stock trains" that PIs have missed forever. At the same time you see IKEA warehouse sized "bottom drawers" full of shares that PIs are holding on to.)
CPX Mid price 11.25 Conclusion: The fair value of todays point of view is 8.50 - 9.30p. A big difference to last weeks 13p exaggeration. If I had to buy CPX asap I would have to wait whatever it takes and let it consolidate. New bullish signal ONLY POSSIBLE IF the massive 12.50p barrier is climbed. Your long term bullish confirmation comes when the 14.15p wall is breached.
FDBK / Feedback Gustavio, forget "the magic news"! Company insiders know everything already. While they might pull a rabbit out of their hat, this will be only to paint a nice picture and FDBK will still go down now to about 1.75p. - Urgent sell-alert came in late June when the price fell through the vital 3.60p, 3.50p and 3.30p support lines. That huge sell-volume tells me that people in the know / company insiders sold back then. They would not have sold if they knew anything great ahead. - All this is confirmed by the inability of the company to maintain the price above the important 2.50p. The fact that they let it slip below tells us there is something ahead... - Most recent bearish alert was the slip through the crucial 2.44p line which created a gap down, somewhere to the good old support lines as from 1.75p and 1.50p. - On Friday there were only few trades and stochastics show that FDBK is a bit oversold. So relax, and expect a technical bounce up to about 2.50p and maybe even 2.60p, where all good things come to an end. This comes within the next 7-10 day timeframe. - If FDBK does not rise above 2.50p very soon (which is very very unlikely), then the Sp will retrace to 2.25p. This will be the final bearish confirmation for the mentioned 1.75p target and possible 1.50p (the long term low). Try to get out with the upcoming last technical bounce up to 2.55p. Then wait on the sidelines to buy back in as from 1.70p...
Lots of quality experience there, Chartist.THanks. Anybody who actively watched AIM over the years will confirm some of your 'cynical' views re sp behaviour and patterns... so the task is to identify shares that have a real future, ie create value ,and be patient. and not be carried away by the noisy shenanigans.. With regard to Feedback I like the story , but again there seems to be some questionable going ons with bod and another co called Flying brands, The PI s are told that granting of CE mark will be transformational, ie multibagging,... but you are right to ask why those in the know have left the ship.... Thanks
--------------- "...so the task is to identify shares that have a real future, ie create value ,and be patient. and not be carried away." Gustavio If you like, I will tell you and identify those shares.
yes, definitely interested to hear about the shares you select for their potential. ( perhaps I should have added to the list of factors that make up a potential winner the crucial one: 'support/ investment from the insiders/ pension funds/Institutional Investors ' you seem to be clued up on that as well... so please ..Thanks
Ok gustavio, so then lets take a look at a handful of shares this afternoon, sometimes after 7 PM. Just drop me any throwaway mail of yours (avoid the at-symbol but simply type in "at").
try to pm but don'thave premium account. mail to gessler1753 at yahoo dot co dot uk
All right then, gustavio. (One of the trading desks in Zurich came up with six or seven shares on FTSE and/or AIM, which have new, long term chart alerts. I filtered those down to 4 stocks with LT bullish alert that has merely been gereated recently.)
Price looks stable now. But strong upper barrier at 4.45p. Wonder if "they" will let this simply flow sideways.