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Sorry to hear of your experience. I used to be into ZZZ and sold at a loss a long time ago. The business model seemed so exciting, but could not be realised. For me it's a costly lesson in why not to be romanced by seemingly attractive propositions which subsequently tank. It's a frequent occurrence on AIM, and that's why I'm not playing this game any more. Good luck all.

Big bullish engulfing candle on today's DNLM. Shows market was wrong to mark the shares lower in the past few weeks.

I like Robbie Burns' explanation of a pullback: It's what a share does just after I've bought it. Well, I've just bought into APH and guess what's happening?

Agreed. Las t push up broke 155p, so that's bullish to me. More to come.

I think OCDO doesn't know where it's going, with volatile daily moves of > + or - 5%; but looking at the daily chart it's 100% bearish. Despite that I'm long because of the potential overseas announcements and a low chance of takeover.

It's a choice for relegation from the Premier League, so they can play in the National League. Along with the profits warning, its no wonder the share price is being decimated.

A buying opportunity is presenting itself to those who want in. DYOR

Pullback at the moment, after resisting at its 76.4% FIB. Heading towards 1071p and then hopefully another push upwards.

The share price was always going to struggle against a backdrop of US and UK military cuts. However, along came the atrocity in France plus a push against Daesh and that gave the share price a convincing push. This is the difficult part of investing because if your into BAE, then you are morally linked with global warfare and can profit as a result.

Source: http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk International Ferro Metals has agreed an offer of ZAR720m for the sale of its assets to Samancor in South Africa. The offer comprises ZAR650m for the business assets of IFMSA and ZAR70m for certain receivables of Sky Chrome though a number of conditions remain to be satisfied before completion. Eg. competition authority and other regulatory approvals and consent from other groups for material contracts. The company will release further details in due course. Debt: IFL had fully drawn ZAR500m debt facility with Bank of China which expired on September 16th this year and financial lease of ZAR58m as of December 2014. The company had a co-operative agreement with JISCO, the Chinese ferrochrome group who hold 29% of the shares. Conclusion: IFL is a casualty of intense competition among ferrochrome producers. The company’s very professional team led by Chris Jordaan and Jannie Muller and overseen by Tony Grey and Stephen Turner have battled falling ferrochrome prices, power supply interruptions, industrial incidents and labour disruption. In the end the costs of running an environmentally beneficial ‘closed’ ferrochrome furnace combined with limited scale has proved too much for the company and its partners. A weaker South African rand is insufficient to offset the impact of significantly lower ferrochrome prices and the cost of running the business in South Africa. *SP Angel act as joint broker to IFL alongside Numis Securities who act as lead broker

256k shares traded yesterday is a big spike in volume. However, their statement of no change in expectations and a fall in H1 YoY profit mean the opening price of 421p led to many sellers and a close of 403p. Looks like 400p is now resistance though but it's hard to see a bullish reason for the shares to rise, except for..................................

Numis can't make its mind up. In the last 2 months it went from Hold to Add, back to Hold and now Add. All at a target price of 211p! #confusing

In 2013 it was 1054p... So it still has some way to go to beat that. However, it's on a good rally. #bullish

If they get a bid yes. Otherwise it has a such a high PE ratio it wont be priced much higher unless earnings significantly rise.

PAG's seen the bounce today because the price initially went too far. But in the long term the market is showing the way, with the price now firmly below its 200 day moving average (MA). The 50 day MA is also about to move lower than the 200 day MA and that's a "death cross". So although it's on my watch list, I'm bearish and not buying.

ARM's just risen above its 200 MA, although trading volumes are low. It's also move ahead of its 61.8% FIB and so I'm still bullish. Either way, a rise in the Apple tide will float the ARM boat

I drew a trend channel on CMS since Jan 14, and the lower point at the moment is closer to 34p. So if I wanted to go long I would look for the SP to go to that level before considering a buy. PS: It's also knocked out its previous pivot low in early July, and that's bearish for the time being. Good luck.

Made 969p today and then closed at 962 and is well above its 200 MA. All good, but there might be a pullback before the next leg to 1045p (last achieved in April this year)

After today I'll still be waiting for an entry. However, CMS is being punished for a very opaque trading update which doesn't give the market and confidence. Therefore, the share have been hammered, and will continue to do so unless they can come up with quantifiable and profitable growth. If they continue to produce hazy statements the share price will continue to weaken. PS: I'm a marketer and we're good at presenting our wonderful campaign successes. However, where we lack rigour is in the financial outcomes as not everything we do translates into pure profit.

Also the strong Dollar after the latest NFP print means commodities in general will fall. So BRCI will struggle to hit 70 by the end of the year.