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Big rise accompanied by big volume. Looking bullish and very probable breakout.

Heading towards a 15% discount on it's NAV when in early Feb it was 8%. BRWM is well into a pullback after getting a nosebleed at 400p. Strong Dollar and potential FED rate hike will make commodities fall and adversely affect miners. BRWM is flirting with its lower trend channel and may break it in the next few days.

Last 2 days were conclusive rises and should put STAFF on the next leg upwards. GLA. Stops under 1062 to prove LONGs wrong. PS: For 18 straight days from the 3rd Feb STAFF's daily price was red (i.e. losses). For 10 of those days it opened at 1137. I've not seen this before, but for me it illustrates strength as the price did not weaken.

Looks good, but a 6% spread. Market Makers, "Do me a favour!"

Even I'm surprised that this went from 400p to 545 in just a few weeks. Nice profit if you can get it.

The market is so thin at the moment. There's nothing doing to make the price move.

Today's move (so far) is a breakout from it's flag pattern, with no substantive news. The market works in mysterious ways. IMHO #buy

The proposed increase in US defence spending has only nudged CHG's share price. So if it's to break its current range, there needs to be more news flow.

Yesterday ZPG's price fell on a UBS note, but today's price shows what the market really thinks. #bullish PS: LSE has 2 chats for this share: One for ZPG and the other for the old ZPLA. Admins need to merge the 2.

BKG is testing resistance and should break out of it's current range. It's formed a bullish pennant formation. Negatives: Daily MACD doesn't agree

It depends when you bought in. If you look at today's move the price drooped to 131.7 and then recovered. So there's support for MAN even though the news was bad.

Nice rise today, but I won't be paying a 20p spread to buy.

GMS has been ranging since early January. Needs some news to push it higher. We might have to wait until 28th March when their preliminary results are out.

A guess: Is it because the market is discounting future rises in interest rates which mean increased borrowing costs for HICL and others in the same sector?

I think today's rise shows a bullish sentiment after the pullback from 63p in November. Results due on March 21st will help direction. With higher lows and higher highs since 2011 the shares look a prospect although the incline has not been steep, and the shares were 50p in Aug 2014, so no great increase over that time.

Thanks for this Rivaldo.

Thanks Rocket, but other posters and I would need to see your research to assess your 30p target.

The obvious question is why is the price falling (today excepted) when they seem to have made some progress. In my view: LFL Sales are still negative. LFL Customer numbers are also negative. They speak about "margin investment", which to me is price cutting The know "value led" works for their target market. To me that means low prices a limited profit potential. So whilst their statements look good, the market doesn't see it that way because the points above are dominant and don't show the company is likely to reverse its position. So whilst I'm tempted, I'm still on the sidelines. CRAW needs to implement something significant so they can increase profit and sales growth to really turn the business, and SP, around.

No sign of the uptrend changing. Now past 400p and should move higher to at least 447p last seen in 2014.

OK RNS, but however many cyber units they create they still need to generate profit and cash flow.