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Needs to hit 60 for a breakout. Is far away from that today, so you cant be bullish just yet.

My analysis almost 4 weeks ago: https://uk.tradingview.com/chart/HUR/cstI2CxH-Hurricane-Energy-a-cup-with-2-handles/

Next stop 113, which was support in June 2009.

Next stop 172 as downtrend continues.

172 was June to August support in 2012 and might not hold.

If you're into Gold Miners, then this fund spreads the risk across many companies.

At a 38% discount to Net Asset Value the shares look a bargain. But Mr Market might have other things to say if there's more volatility in this or his Income fund. In this case, if your about to take the plunge, fortune favours the brave.

Still resistance levels at 1392 (from 2014) and 1434 (from 2013). If they are broken, then a significant breakout could happen.

Building on yesterday's price action. #bullish

A late price rise could mean it's the next leg up for GOCO.

May 21st trading statement - Pump
May 22nd - 23rd - Dump - low volumes though
May 24th 31st - Pump - Bovis bid

What next?

Bid or no bid it's still 70p away from the 631 high reached last week after the trading statement. Of course it can be made up in a flash, but there needs to be more than a rejected bid to hike the shares up. Political black clouds remain and will do so for the next 6 months, minimum.

485 is next big support if GFRD goes significantly lower. “The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.” - John Maynard Keynes

Went up to 611 and then down to 574 at 9ish. Now 602 at almost 12pm and shows there's some support rather than daytime pump and dump.

For chartists/technical traders the left inverse shoulder peaked at 565. The head at 500, but incomplete. If the pattern completes its next stage, it could be 790. Is that too much to ask in this market? Maybe not as the completion timing is close to the UK's EU exit and property and land will react accordingly.

VOD has an uphill task to correct declines in revenue, debt and profit measures. Cash flow increase will help though (cash is king). Market likes the results, but any macro headwinds will send it lower (see Centrica's recent experience).

There's no upside yet as pension, regulator, competition, capital spend etc. keeps a lid on a share price reversal.

Technically, BT has made a Head and Shoulders pattern since May last year, which is bearish.

Google "Uncrossing Trade" (UT) and you'll see it's not one buyer.

Good breakout from 110 resistance.

Analysis chart: https://uk.tradingview.com/i/L61l2AXL/

Thanks. I'm always learning.

Love the wordplay.

PS: Big £3.3m sell at the close of play at 641p.

The price cut is based on a small initial trading volume at the open. IMHO, there's no need to run for the hills.

Not only has it gone Ex Div, but news emerges that Neil Woodford sold a £42m stake to Invesco on 2nd April.