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Poor deal for shareholders, and already accepted.

"· The Boards of Vernalis plc (Vernalis) and Ligand Holdings UK Ltd.
(Ligand UK) are pleased to announce that they have reached agreement on the
terms of a recommended cash offer for Vernalis by Ligand UK pursuant to which
Ligand UK will acquire the entire issued and to be issued share capital of
Vernalis (the Acquisition)."

Still being pegged at 135 resistance. No breakout yet.

Bulls would need more time before committing, and 220 is a realistic target.

Breakout day on H1 results.

A buy signal for some: https://uk.tradingview.com/chart/AZN/kviY10Rh-Astra-Zeneca-AZN-Breakout-day-after-H1-results/

Apologies, I meant 64p resistance.

Today is breakout day from a 70p resistance estanblished in Dec 2017.

Here's what I posted on Jul 3rd:

https://uk.tradingview.com/chart/AOR/vGnQ08qS-Will-Aortech-break-out/

Must go well past 88p before a breakout. Positive results could be a catalyst, although the market is telling me it's not enough at this stage.

At least approx. 2p is baked in as support. Hit it just now and bounced back up.

On this morning's IG Spreadbet platform, the VER market has been intermittently open and closed for trading. Why? No lift off yet though as cup and handle pattern has just formed: https://uk.tradingview.com/i/Cagb1ltG/

In the World Cup they used to have an Octopus forecasting results. In Russia it's a cat. Both would be much better than these analyst predictions. PS: My analysis is: https://uk.tradingview.com/i/AYTVowtt/

Apologies, I meant on the weekly chart.

33 is based on the 200 day moving average, which in my book it has to cross before the downtrend has been reversed. 4.25p is based on the last pivot high at the end of April this year. It's the way I see it, and everyone will look at the chart and see different things which are also based on their own trading rules and strategies.

Good news, but it needs to break 4.25 before it goes higher, and 33 before it signifies a change in its downtrend.

There's nothing like a bulletin board bust up in the morning! As a diversion, here's a few points: The breakout from 103p has been weak as there was only 1 test of resistance. A small pullback today but it is possible to reach 209 in the next 6-8 months. Wait and see. Since it broke below 103p the volume has increased significantly showing much more interest. Finally, IGAS is above its 50 day moving average, which for me is a first step in reversing the 4 year down trend. GLA and remember, calling each other names does nothing for your bottom line. Peace!

Good results = next leg up

Volatility after a strong rise. Needs to break 11p to reverse the trend, so patience is needed unless you're day trading.

Breakout day today based on contract news. #bullish

What matters is the percentage rise, or fall, from the time you bought.Also one day's rise is big for a day trader but small for a long term trader. A percentage rise, may also mask a different picture. For example, AXON holders in Sept last year were sitting pretty at 23. Today's price after a 138% rise is 4.18, so they still have a huge loss to recoup.

Technically, the Head and Shoulders pattern formed since 2008 has completed, and today is the breakout. If it works, the target is 1264p. Backed by substantive news, makes OXB, in my opinion, a strong buy. DYOR Analysis: https://uk.tradingview.com/chart/OXB/TJmemMiQ-Breakout-on-OXB/ Usually I'm wary of companies with Oxford, Cambridge in their title but this one is looking good.

Breakout today, but can it get past 125p? Here's the chart: https://uk.tradingview.com/chart/HVN/7xbhj5VJ-Breakout-on-Harvey-Nash-but-still-has-125p-to-beat/

It's not clear where Lloyds will go next, although for me the next leg is more likely to be down. https://uk.tradingview.com/chart/LLOY/L8SooVy8-Is-LLOYDS-going-to-break-to-the-downside/