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NFL. Jumped in at 11am. 11.3p. I think I got the 2nd best price if the day on a phone in a field. Hey Ho.

XEL. I cannot get chart on phone. Can someone please tell me lower support and what RSI is now. Ta. Could be ring forced down before suspension like PMO. Ta

RIO. Support @ 1350p?

Scot, CPX. On a nice high simmer moving towards a gentle rolling boil.

I did. Have a great week.

NFL, Just for you: http://rt1.e.prorealtime.com/ProRealTimeNew/display_chartimage.phtml?name=cct38iix8mzwb2lq3y8xgsi3b&type=png&purpose=share_google

Scotlouie, thanks for the effort you have put into looking at the chart and posting your views. Its very much appreciated. I do see the difference. Regarding prorealtime, It was trial and error. In the lower left hand corner of a chart, there is an icon for "Email, copy or print chart". Clicking that, I would select Google + (which I have an account for. I'm sure it is easy to sign up to. Clicking Google+, it comes up with an icon called "Image Generation". You are then have an icon for Google+. Instead of clicking on the icon for share, just click on the graph image itself and you are then into a bigger size image of your graph (you can increase or decrease this in the Google+'share' icon. Then just highlight the web address and C&P to the bb. It sounds complicated but it is easy once you have done it once. Thanks again.

Scubaz/Scotlouie, see, look at the time. So is this also a bear flag about to happen? http://rt0.e.prorealtime.com/ProRealTimeNew/display_chartimage.phtml?name=5dnhyhqc3uudvi01invahkemh&type=png&purpose=share_google This is a French data management company that someone I know, who is big into company finance, raves about.

Scubaz, Scotlouie. Thanks. Weekend reading. Scubaz, I still have your email. I just need more hours in the day.

SCot, thanks for your post. The bear flag was that the share did not have the puff to continue using the entire band of the previous channel and formed a channel within a channel with less distance between the extemes??

Scot, I pulled it. I know the wedge looks quite solid but I am on my phone at work and the prorealtime jobbie on a phone is useless and I was not going to leave it to chance. I know now it will open up above that line. Hey Ho.

Scot, not at the moment. However I do currently need help. HSBC WEEKLY chart. If it stays below that weekly trend line, will it pull back next week. I am on the cusp. Opinions v v welcome. But right now. Ta much

Moosh, thank you for your reply. I have been enlarging the RSI portion of my screen to drill home its pivotal nature in any potential purchase and in fact used it not to get back into TSCO on about 6 times today. Having seen the monthly chart on TSCO when I got home from work this evening, I am very glad that I held back. There are simply not enough hours in the day with a full time job and young family. Hey ho. I have set myself a very accomplish'able (well, it should be a proper word) monthly target that can be achieved by small trades using conservative risk management. WSG was oversold this afternoon but I think someone is forcing it down (probably our friends Darwin - because if they smell another thing wrong with that accursed ferry, then will start to offload for another payday). I have an argument in my head to put forward to you concerning buying into a downward or an upward share price. It's already 11.30 so will have to ponder it a bit longer. Thanks again. NFL - if there was a recommend icon on this thread you would get one.

Lef, Tesco looks OK. hmmm, as I jumped out yesterday afternoon, I am owed an evening out by Mr. reassuringly expensive! Hey ho.

Lef, I had no idea what 'Kantar sales read' was until he explained it to me this evening. The rumours were about sales but not about profit (not my words). We will see.

LEK, by the way, that was a genuine post. Absolutly no B'S. Just letting you know. Not fact at this stage

A friend in the supermarket biz says "Tesco Xmas numbers are out tomorrow, the Kantar sales read is not pretty, rumour of a -5% NLFL sales performance, no info on their profit position doing the rounds.. I jumped out. Just to let you know.

Scubaz, I hear you. However, can you help me get back my original stake first?

LEFKOSIA, HSBA. Wonderful candlesticks over the last 4 days. Descending red candles to 3rd last - a bearish engulfing - to second last - an inverted hammer to lastly, a morning star that is even higher than the third last daily candle. The EMA 8 is above the last candle, but...... http://rt0.e.prorealtime.com/ProRealTimeNew/display_chartimage.phtml?name=qfocghlx6ih8gftknimh3rz74&type=png&purpose=share_google

ttreb, could I stray away from T lines for one moment to ask about TYRU. They have only released 3 RNS's in 14 months. One a forum attendance. One a new CFO and Treasurer. The last one was to say that their product is now stocked in Walmart. Including this ..."This new listing for Vamousse Protection Shampoo at Walmart comes a year after the successful launch of the Vamousse Treatment product in Walmart stores in the USA". So one of their biggest products launched 2 years ago without any market update on how its sales are doing. I watched their video on their website showing a whole range of kill on contact insecticides (n.b. I have just read that all those contact spray insecticides are not available in the UK). All very impressive. How are you judging whether their newly released products have an attractive profit margin after 12 months and 24 respective months of sales. The highest price in the last 3 months is over 4.75p which would make the market cap in excess of £17.5M (today about £12.6M). The latest financial figures are ESTIMATES! for FY 2014: FY2014 revenue estimated at $4.8m (notice not profit) FY2014 revenue from product sales estimated at $2.8m (where does the other rev. come from?) and this....FY2014 net loss before income taxes is estimated to be $4.8m ! The losses are "...predominantly as a result of increased costs in the second half of 2014 to accelerate the successful launch of Vamousse® in the UK". So $2.8M in revenue, not profit, from gross sales in the USA at Walmart have been swamped by $4.8M cost of launching a product in the UK which would be a tiny fraction of the market of a product that is hoped will be "estimated to become, after only six months in the market, the second best-selling head lice brand at the retailer" in the USA. Looks like a US company has given a seperate UK-based branch of the company an IPO floatation to launch their products in the UK. Is it actually a US or a UK company? If it is a UK company, why did they decide to launch all their product range in the US first and not do things on a smaller scale here in the UK. Confused.com Thanks in advance for any help as I have only been through things briefly.