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What did he say?

After the push from 18p to 31p since mid March it's no wonder a few are taking profits and a pullback is in place. It could rebound at the 200 EMA at 25.71 or fall to previous resistance, which now becomes support, at about 24p. It's a good opportunity for a second wave of buyers to come in, but ideally we'd need it backed by positive news.

Thanks for the correction. I see KMK has pulled back from its recent high of 33. As it's bounced off it 200 daily EMA in the past 3 days, it looks a good buying opportunity. This is conformed by the weekly chart where the price is also getting support from its 200 EMA. The next few days will confirm, or not. If yes it will signal a reversal of the downtrend which started in 2013.

Thank you Ray. That was illuminating. I still have a lot to learn, and sometimes my "ignorance is bliss" position gets reversed.

Well, that's your opinion. For me I've spent too much money on fundamentally solid companies who's share prices then fell for no apparent reason. Using technical analysis has taken the emotion out of my trading and has made it more rigorous. Of course fundamentals are the bedrock of a growing share price, but relying on the price as the one truth means I trade it as I see it. So, I hope you understand where I'm coming from. PS: However, you trade, even if you pick stocks with a pin, if it's profitable then good on you.

Nice breakout from 15th March.

I think TW/Share Pr*phets and Hot Stock R+ckets have lots of value to add, but sometimes their articles, taken alone, can seem myopic when there's a bigger picture which needs to be revealed. All topics/shares/debates have the good the bad and the ugly, but today's media almost always publish one line only. Good luck with your trading.

Lots of good news, finance/fundamentals and growth. For me it's bullish and under the radar of the herd. Once the talking heads recognise this, then expect publicity and more price action. PS: What could possibly go wrong? (i.e. always use a stop loss)

Overall, 69m shares traded today. Something's happening in advance of their interim statement.

Hot Stock R**ckets puff piece appeared a few days ago. You can read it in SharePro**phets today if you don't subscribe to Hot Stock.... . Who writes this stuff? Puff pieces should be balanced and set out the bear case as well. New investors get all warm when they see a one way article and pile in with their life savings. Then when the company goes bump, they whinge about their dead cert and can't understand what happened. A balanced piece would offer any reader satisfaction that the writer had consider other scenarios, which might happen.

For what it's worth: A negative note from Jefferies has pushed the AA back down today. Citi also cut it's EPS forecasts yet retained its BUY rating.

CEO is putting his money where his mouth is and buying 80000 shares at a cost of £23.5k. So, a reasonable confirmation of his company.

COO sells 1/3rd stake to net £1m. However, share price today rose by 4.65%

Predicting a bottom now is like catching a falling knife. #wait

Today's posts on this board have been, to quote TW, "ramptastic!". DYOR

FLZ has had 1.2m shares traded so far today. That's back to the volumes of late Feb after not much action. Today's RNS is positive but announcing a new product with 1 customer with £50k annual revenue is hardly a game changer. However, it shows some potential which must be reflected in future results. In the eyes of the market, FLX has done nothing since Oct 2016 as the share price has been ranging. So they need to pull their fingers out and report sold performance before the price head higher. In the words of Jerry Macguire, "SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!"

Positive finals today and looks like the AA will develop its brand and generate more profits plus cash. Even IPT wasn't enough to put a thorn in its side. So, I'm bullish even though some metrics declined e.g. EPS and cash conversion

Ray, Your comment got me thinking why I don't consider MMs when I'm analysing. I simply know nothing about their buying, selling or spread strategies and cannot hope to. It's the same reason why I don't think about hedge funds, institutional investors etc. as I can't cover all their activities. Finally, no pro trader considers market makers in their decision process unless its when they're trading large positions, a luxury all private investors do not have. Good luck with your trading.

Just saw Alan Green of Brand Communications on Tip TV. He's noticed that CRAW has made a break out and seemed bullish. However, his statement that "the board are confident...." was hardly a clear fundamental reason to buy. In reality, it all hinges on their next results statement in April.

I'm bullish too, but can you explain why it should be priced in pounds instead of pence?