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This is the 2nd test of £30. A third one is likely to precede a breakout.

And there we have it; 3 companies revealed in 3 RNSs posted this afternoon, which explains yesterday's large volume. Henderson (buyer), Oryx (buyer) and UIL Limited (seller).

Thanks Mike and I understand that many companies operate share buybacks at the expense of dividends. Not all of them shore up the share price either. Andrew PS: I stopped looking what I could have won a long time ago as it would affect my trading performance.

Thanks very much Alan. Have a good weekend.

7% loss on the day. Surge becomes slump.

Share purchase plan continues, they didn't get hit by budget measures and it's recovered well after recently going ex-divi. Still bullish.

31.5m share were sold today at prices around 47p and valued at £15.6m. Also today's BID/ASK has not moved a muscle, meaning it's an immediate 3.5p per share profit for the buyer/s. No RNS to explain but this won't be a private investor. Can anyone shed any light?

Good question as I have covered a huge number of courses, books, YouTube videos and articles. However, the best plact to start is by reading Technical Analysis of the financial markets by John J Murphy. Good Luck.

For what it's worth, there's a luke warm review of LAKE from Steve Moore Sh*re Pro*hets today. DYOR

LAKE rose today not because of AIM abut because it was awarded a £39m contract with Scottish Power. That is significant business if it can turn it into a profit.

Can LSL recover from a severe down trend? In my mind, any business with a traditional model under attack from disrupters needs to find new ways to compete. Businesses who have done this include incumbent airlines, media Cos moving from print to digital and betting from shops to online. Not all have had success, but you can't stay still and try to squeeze more out your old operating model.

You're right. There's always something someone else knows that we don't.

Small fall after positive results, so bullish move should continue in the next few weeks.

Over 400p and now heading for the top of its trend channel at 420p. #bullish

Going above 42p today and gapping to the upside shows more to go. #bullish

This is why I can never understand the stock market. LAM gaps down on poor results to 23rd Jan to 93.58p. Then surges to 111p today to make a new 52 week high. John Kennedy, the Executive Chairman was hardly glowing in his last statement after luke-warm results. Still, if it rises I can't trade against flow. "The board recognises and welcomes recent change in oil & gas market sentiment and the likelihood of stronger product pricing in 2017, especially as the year elapses. However, we also recognise that all our customer 2017 capital budgets are already established and in place, and that there is little expansive flexibility in the associated expenditures.  For these reasons, the Company continues to believe that 2017 will prove a particularly cautious environment, and will continue to maintain tight control over expenditure and expenses  and, more especially, continue to position Lamprell for work in future years."

It has a good cash and debt position and is growing into Germany. Technicals look good on the daily and weekly and the market will only prove to be bearish if it goes below 195p. It looks a good risk-reward trade if it can reach 300p. PS: Volume is very thin so it needs something to spark it into life.

I see they've issued a brief positive update on their progress before their interims on 11th April. AGM, like many promising businesses, all depend on whether they can scale it up and make a profit. That's the really hard part; achieved by a few and tried by many. So, I'm still on the side-lines. Does anyone else have a view?

Looks like today's 8% rise signals the next leg up. #bullish

I agree. Most rises like this settle down again, but in the nest few days we'll see if there is support.