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Made a new high yesterday on it's biggest volume since March 2014. It's bullish but yesterday the sellers taking it back from 103p. Should be good opportunities for buyers to get in though. It's also being held back by its 38.2% FIB resistance at 98p. So we need another event to make it smash through there and head for 122p and then 132p.

In absolute terms, a daily fall of 4.97% is big. However, it's trying to break through its 23.6% FIB and could break away from its 203p pivot high in late April. I'm watching.

Just "peeping" above the 182p mark it set in April. There's slow momentum in RTO but at least it's up for bullish traders and investors.

Yesterday's poor production report plus USD strength is causing a sell off. Gold should pull back over the next few months and the big rises in the Gold producers will reverse. Check iShare Gold Producers which was touching 790p a few days ago and is now more than 150p lower.

Slow upward pressure could break the flag pattern in a few days/weeks.

A 10% divi is untenable and a cut would seem realistic given what the fund can now afford to disburse. For me BRWM should experience capital growth more than dividend at this stage in the minimg market cycle.

That's fine, but the price is bearish for now. It hit 54p a few weeks ago, but the market didn't like their results and now we're back at 45p and below the 200MA. There should be support at 43p, but the market must be confident that whatever the acquisitions are, and whatever the company's size is, they should create value (not destroy it). So for my money the quote from Hardman should be taken with a pinch of salt at this time.

That's fine, but the price is bearish for now. It hit 54p a few weeks ago, but the market didn't like their results and now we're back at 45p and below the 200MA. There should be support at 43p, but the market must be confident that whatever the acquisitions are, and whatever the company's size is, they should create value (not destroy it). So for my money the quote from Hardman should be taken with a pinch of salt at this time.

Just made its 52 week high, which is bullish.

Convincing break of 50p, and the stock looks bullish for the time being.

A good bullish move today which confirms RTO is heading North. PS: Today Credit Suisse raised RTO to outperform from neutral. But hey what do brokers know?

Thanks lebugue-addick. I can see my calculation was based on past adjusted EPS at 3.22p and not expected EPS as you mentioned. Where did you find that information? Thanks.

Taking support at 47.16 and is now slowly rising. Early days, so wait and see.

Big fall; but that's mostly because it is now ex-dividend with 31.50p special and 6p interim payments.

Today is a green light for the shorts to hold their positions and even increase them. Not good for the bulls. Even so we can't predict Amazon's performance yet, as they need to scale up fast in a very competitive sector. In their favour, they have an excellent brand, offer a massive range of products and are good innovators.

Dunelm nice and bullish for now. Next target is 1023, but it will pay respect to £10 as that was previous resistance in Dec 2015.

Gapped above it's 50 day MA, which is bullish.

Today's gap looks promising, but OCDO is still a very long way from a reversal. For me a bid, or an overseas distribution contract are the 2 events which would send the shares back into an uptrend. GLA

With a PE of 40 the market is expecting a lot from ISL, so their shares look expensive. The share price is without doubt very bullish and their last trading statement is very positive. Downside: Are they setting themselves up for a fall with the words "significantly ahead"? The expected new business is not signed yet so it is always possible that contracts can be delayed or lost. In the IT market, some firms are golden and will race ahead, but the road is littered with many casualties.

After my post at 900p, Dunelm still looks good. However, it will probably pull back and take a breather for now.