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Yes indeed. NOT a consensus broker note! I don’t tend to take too much notice of what the Brokers say! They pluck random numbers from thin air, most of the time! ATB
Ah understand so your referring to the resistant points rather than a consensus broker target
Thanks Sheltie
Yes, you need to scroll down to “Technical Analysis” (inside the Research Centre part of their site). That said, it will keep changing as the share price moves. I’m looking at it now and it reads as follows: Resistance 1 as £15.73p and Resistance 2 as £16.10p. So, it’s now a bit lower than the last time I posted; which was the last time I actually looked. Support 1 shows as £13.99p and Support 2 as £13.30p. Always be mindful that these numbers will change, as the actual share price moves up and down. Hope that helps! ATB
Hi Sheltie
Can you tell me where I can find the target of £16.94 on Barclays? I can see broker consensus's but no targets?
MarkBell. Yes, I use them as my on-line execution Broker and I then have access to Smart Investor. The latter gives me pretty much all that I need to make (hopefully!), well informed decisions!! (Errr yeah right!!) In terms of Brokers covered, I really couldn’t say to be honest; but enough again to hopefully make an informed decision. Sorry, I cannot be more specific but, by and large, I’m happy with the service. My personal rule of thumb is that every channel is just one tool; so I don’t rely on any one thing. I prefer to pool my research tools and go with what I feel is the overall picture that I take from them all. Usual stuff really I guess. . .ATB
PS Sheltie how many brokers do Barclays cover
Thanks again Sheltie
When you say paid up Barclays customer, do you mean use them as a broker?
British Bulls have finally succumbed and admitted its now a "BUY"
I see us drifting up towards that Barclays £16.94p mark before the Q3 announcement on 27th but then anything between £15 - £20 is possible depending on the news and outlook for year-end. This is one of my most overweight positions but I'm happy to keep holding to £17.50 atleast
I use the “Smart Investor” site which is part of the Barclays platform for trading etc. I think you need to be a paid-up Barclays customer but it has a lot of pretty good stuff on it; from Technicals to Broker Ratings, Historical Trading etc. It’s just another tool to help me make my trading and investing decisions, so it is to to be used only as part of my information gathering. I have a good feeling though on Plus500, going forwards...as it seems does Barclays! ATB
Thanks Sheltie
Can I ask what site you use for broker ratings...many seem to be drying up (even subscription ones like sharesmag)
Hello MarkBellUK - I have only just got back, so apologies for this late response. So, I’ve taken a look and Barclays now have it at £16.94p. It certainly wasn’t this morning though. Good News!! This is going to £20 for sure....
You could view 25/28/29 Sept as an evening star (bearish) but for the probability (of reversal) to hit 76% it needs confirmation.
Otherwise its continuation of the uptrend. No other indicators led me to think its a reversal. This is why you need to combine western and eastern signals to bring up the % accuracy and even then its never certain
I dont have resistance until closer to 1606..were do Barclays have it?
Lol. Its worth reading what their excuse is - to do with an unusual candlestick pattern - and they apologise for getting it wrong
"Sell"!! That's absolutely ridiculous. This is one of THE hottest FTSE250 companies out there!!
Had to smile yesterday British Bulls apologising for their SELL recommendation on Tues
Next resistance point (according to Barclays) so we can expect a bit of huffing and puffing here, before we blow the door down. I'm very confident that we can reach £20 in 2020 as more and more people continue to trade on-line and from home. Another RNS to this effect and a subsequent "trading ahead of previously estimated numbers", would come as no surprise at all. It's a money making, share buy back, very well run machine, this company! ATB