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Someone's very bullish about JPR. Today, Liberum reiterated their buy recommendation with a 160.00p target. Although their finances are improving it's very difficult to see a jump from today's 9p to 160p. But then again, I never know. JPR is a speculative buy, but in my opinion you have to ask where are the future profits and growth coming from? Ratcheting up I and tweaking the rest of the business is not enough for me and it needs a transformational change to get their share price out of the doldrums.

Nice to see this Blue on a generally red day. Hoping that their results this week boost the price even more. Wait and see.

Trinity Mirror is at the final stages of a cup and handle pattern, so will it complete and start to rise? I think yes, although today's price threatened to fall with a low of 103p earlier today, but closed at 108p to keep a successful move in tact.

After reaching a 52 week high of 185p on 5th August, it has retraced to 178p, which is its 76.4% FIB level. So my view is it will move up in the next few week to the new high and might even move to 196p in extension.

Matt, I use Fibonacci to assess the next levels as well as previous levels of resistance or support.

Since 23rd August, APH went bullish. It's above its 200 EMA and probably going to break out of its downward price channel. However it needs to break 51p as a next step to climb further.

Although I'm in this for dividend in the long term, the short term capital gain is, and should be, excellent. This fund is a play on a mining recovery and it still has a long way to go to retrace upto to the 827p high in early 2011.

This share is on one long bull run, and as they say, "the trend is your friend". After recently falling back to 210p it's now back on the rise. Next stop 223p and then 242p if all goes well.

Still bearish. This one needs to break its 47p resistance before it starts to move ahead.

Looks good but the 10p spread is unacceptable.

Nice rise today - feels justified bearing in mind the rest of the Goldies.

Thanks.

Gold's rising, but HGM isn't powering ahead the way Centamin and Randgold are. Does anyone know why? PS: It hit 114p today and then sellers came in to take it down to 108p? Again seems odd for a company in a bullish commodity market.

At a hefty PE ratio of 355, FRES is looking very expensive. Randgold looks mild at 59 but both are being pumped and will fall back. Good luck if you trade it right.

If it can establish support at 400p then it should be up towards 418p and then 444p.

They say (and me), "never catch a falling knife". Good luck and I hope ALD reverses, But for now it is being hammered like the rest of the UK banking sector.

Looks like Randgold is the biggest gold beneficiary of the "flight to safety". HGM however, has been almost forgotten, but is making some decent gains.

Well, Brexit caused the Gold and the Goldies to rise, and Randgold made over 10%. However, the rise in HGM has been more measured.

This is on a slow burning upward trend, and should hit 396p soon, assuming we vote to remain. Early Friday am will see a lot of volatility as the results come in.

Since I last wrote the price has been falling but with a 160p support in place. It still seems cheap though, but whatever I think, the market isn't recognising it with an uptrend. Still watching.