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Stand back folks. There's nothing to see here. It's just a 15:1 share consolidation, and not the massive price rise you expected.

Thanks for posting that and it partially explains todays generous rise. It also reminded me why I don't follow share tips in the papers. Staffline moved significantly higher on 16th Jan making a higher high and breaking its 200 EMA. That was good enough for me as the market, and my indicators, also told me this was going to move even higher. New traders hang onto tips like this but it's far better to work out your own system and be able to buy ahead of the Questor or Money Mail tips. GLA

At 12%, the spread is now a deterrent.

Looks to have good value, prospects and dividend. Coming off from the 139p low of a downtrend and I'm expecting the reversal to continue in 2017. Today's gap up means a new leg to the upside and 200p is realistic.

From Reuters: "Jefferies says for the third time in a row, Zoopla has made the right move with respect to acquisitions (also bought uSwitch (market leading Price Comparison website) and PSG (market leading property software group)".

AZN is falling every time Trump speaks on Pharma and drugs in the pipeline are not guaranteed. It's also repeatedly testing its 200 day EMA and given the fundamentals I think it will break to the downside. Only my view though as I understand there's lots of Bulls here, so fire away, but keep it clean.

Best post I've seen in a long time. Thanks for brightening up my day. PS: I was also thinking about buying a steak in CRAW. I asked a few rhetorical questions like, "What's the Beef?" and "If I don't' buy does that make me chicken?". Also my broker wouldn't buy because when I sent the order he couldn't fillet. So I asked my good friend Sir Loin if he'd recommend them. He patted me on the rump and said, "This dead meat for now".

NAV today excluding income is 412.40p The price is moving slowly towards the NAV and may even trade at a premium soon. #hold

How things change: Superb rise for STAFF today. Diane won't be a trader and will be counting the profit she could have made if she didn't exercise the options which is £40k at this point. In my view the shares are a HOLD and have much more to go.

Pulling away from 348p resistance, and into a new up leg. Along with Purplebricks, Zoopla is the pick of the property sector. DYOR

There's a lot of price positive news coming out of Falanx. But next time there's a trading update, we also want to see it reflected in the figures.

Good profit for Diane Martyn their Group MD, as she's exercised 100,000 options at 348p and sold for 1032.5p.

I've just had a brief look at Zoo and the shares are in a 5 year triangle pattern. The price has really gone nowhere in that time. However, as the price is narrowing it's possible it could breakout soon, but which way I don't know.

Convincing breakout which started 3 days ago on very small volume but very good finals.

Seems a reasonable incentive plan with 6p being the lower threshold.

SSE is resuming where it left off before it went ex-divi. An upgrade from HSBC to Buy from Hold is also helping the shares today.

Reason for today's fall: a downgrade from a highly rated Bank of America ML analyst.

It hit 190p in Dec 2016 and it's heading lower. The MACD and RSI on the daily chart are trending downwards, so the price looks like it will break below that support level. Moving averages are also convergent and are lined up ready for another move to the downside. People on these boards are mainly bullish, but in this case Vodafone is definitely bearish. Next stop 180p which was support in 2014.

There's no scam. You received an interim dividend of 1p, and a payment is made each quarter. LAst year it was 1.5p twice and 1p twice making a total annual payment of 5p. So if your BRCI shares cost 50p for example, that would give you a very generous 10% dividend. You live, trade and learn! From their interim results published in July 2016: "The Board now intends to target a first and second quarterly interim dividend of 1.50 pence, followed by third and fourth quarterly interim dividend payments of 1.00 pence, making a total of 5.00 pence per ordinary share for the year as a whole1 (2015: target of 6.00 pence). The Board intends to use revenue reserves to support this target if portfolio income alone is insufficient. Thereafter, the Board’s intention is to maintain the quarterly dividend and grow this as market conditions allow.

I don't need to talk about retests now, as today's rise broke the 200DMA, but that needs to be confirmed at today's close. Now it needs to break more resistance at its 23.6% FIB and 10th Nov 2016 high, which were both 130p.