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Absolutely. Low volume though, but I still think STAN has a way to go. Next stop for me is 1210.

I'm a STAN holder and it rose to 1054 on 10th March. Then it fell, and now we're enjoying a "stellar day" assuming you bought in at 8am. It all depends when you bought and at present the share price is well down from it last major high at £18. So some shareholders will be sitting on a substantial loss if they didn't us a stop-loss. Today STAN still hasn't passed its 200 day MA, but once free of that there will be a good bull trend assuming their banking businesses trades well. Good Luck.

Nice recovery after pullback following their last results. Can they break 120p and continue the bull trend?

SP Angel (broker to IFL) has produced a positive report on their trading outlook. Any house broker report should be taken with a large pinch of salt, and the market has marked the shares down despite the improved prospects. GLA http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/columns/sp-angel/18019/todays-market-view-including-international-ferro-metals-gem-diamonds-diamondcorp-and-antofagasta-18019.html

Sky has broken the £10 level and has also broken a flag pattern in the last few days. Bullish.

I see my question has been answered by the Market. Down almost £2!

ex-div on 9th April and paid on 22 May

Will take a long time to recover and is moving down to its all time low of 2.66. Flag pattern since 30th January has failed.

Next few days will tell whether MTO underwent a false breakout from its 200 day MA.

If Hikma makes the FTSE100, then will the price automatically rise because tracker funds need to buy stock to reflect its new constituent?

I see the brokers' price targets are well behind the current share price. Keep up!

Good post.

Thanks for posting the video. Seems like they had too many one off events and need to manage risk better. Chris said, he was "not commenting on profitability". That's not a good statement to make, and he could have answered it better.

I was just looking at a presentation where a broker from Killik tipped Mar City late last year, but it looks like the recent fall has done some damage to shareholders. It tells me a few things 1) On AIM if the price rises into the stratosphere you absolutely must know how to play it in the days/weeks after. 2) After a big rise, it often pulls back and forms a descending triangle tracing back to where it was before the sharp rise. 3) Without using a stop, you get bulletin board full of miserable people who have lost lots and are waiting for good things to happen e.g. BLNX, AFR, QPP and many more. To me it's learning the hard way, and that's why I've stopped trading AIM stocks and watch a few of them instead. Good Luck All. PS: I see the MAR daily chart pattern as forming a house, starting in Dec 2013. The last wall is forming now, and it's like nothing I've seen before. Is this a market maker conspiracy?

Today MTO is breaking its 200 day MA. Good news for buyers, but it also has to break major pivot high at 304p to make real headway. Bullish.

TLPR has broken its 2014 high for the first time this morning. Bullish.

Poor results means this share will remain firmly in the doldrums. This share is a persistent ugly duckling fighting against some strong fundamental issues e.g. debt, South African, power supply, currency changes...

5p higher at the open. Market is pleased. Shorters beware.

The headline profit figure looks OK, but the underlying issues of net fees, assets under management etc. are concerning. If emerging markets recover, and/or the dollar weakens, then ASHM will be golden. Hold.

Crispin, ASHM trend is reversing and it's about to break its 200 day MA. Go long.