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Technical glass: Still no corrections for that rise between 48p and 80p!

Buy (low)/(sell) high on daytrading continues until price amplitude stops to be attractive or some trend kicks in.
Daily and 4h RSIs say that this is a bit over-bought, attracting sellers as well as take profiteers while daily volume is not even reaching average. As well meaning, no strong trend + sellers/TPers have stronger influence.

I can too
https://www.tradingview.com/x/VDlJlMbP/

Not so fast, your are overheating daily RSI!
Get 10% or above and you'll see rapid sell-off. Much better would be 1% week or so.

50p was some kind of resistance in pre-2004.
Current support would be 90.5p and resistance 97-98p

Yeey, rapid downtrend from Dec'20 - broken if we close today's above 93-94p. Then the next not-so-rapid from Jul'19..

I wonder at what level your StopLoss stands?
Sure, things will go up, but when? We are waiting for some positive news stream otherwise things will not go up for the 1st half of 2021.

SYM looks promising, but tiny. Guy with 10k makes the daily volume.

not like I would have some significant knowledge, but 1st thing in mind "Capital Reduction" = "share buyback".
Spend cash to reduce amount of available shares in the market, this usually almost inevitably leads to rise of share price.
But market capitalization can suffer a little if amount*price of old shares > amount*price of new shares.
If divis - rest of the holders can expect higher divis while company spends less money...
Something like that

This is not odd, people need to take profits before financial year ends to tune in tax allowances, their financial plans and savings.
Institutions need to balance their portfolios too, if something doubles it ruins diversity - review and sell what had grown and buy the fallen-ones.

not saying it's a rule, but quite often time-frame between ShareSave maturity and End of Year Financial reports and related messages experience low prices. So, employees, who do not check prices, sell at current. On the other hand, volumes probably are too low to affect market prices anyway.
Dunno, just guessing, coincidence.

Nokia is fun too, just not on LSE.

technically - resistance zone ~80-90p
In theory - why not? :D
I joined sharesave plan, so please, keep price up!

Who will benefit?

15th-16th was set date, or I am mistaking for previous one?

Hi ck81,
By "big players" I actually meant guys who just moves aroud half-millions/million shares around couple times par day.
But do not know. Just this way share will slide to 44s, 43s and after couple weeks will jump to 47-48 after report.

PFD's problem is, big players do not have it (in decent amounts) :D
Low volumes, sorry, but low quality traders, too, as well as negative sentiment - so, no one keeps price steady, no stable (inert?) trends, and price automatically sinks when simple folks just try to fix gains/take profit or they get scared from overall market situation. No big rises possible, if daily trading volume is only couple millions max.

A lot of people are uneasy to hold things in these times over weekend, I do not see big "up" unless some wants to buy huge volumes. I would expect rather cheapish trend before close.

I do not get this share business. I assume, sales are from people who put "stop loss" at 5-7.5%? But where is profit from this? Everyone who topped up at sub-30s already took profit at 50% or greedy ones wait for 70-75%, so sales are from chaps who bought @40s? Who did not use daily swings? Why to sell now?

div is nice, but you can make that amount like every second week on the swings. Or loose 50% if Trump bans something or China gets 2nd wave.

Actually, way around, so much data and market changes lately, home-working, self-isolating office people can not get all data together in a reasonable time. Can not stick old templates on fresh breezes xD