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From Sharecast: "Data centre services group Telecity saw its shares dive as much as 12% in early trading after predicting 2014 revenue would be below that forecast by analysts following a good set of results for 2013."

It's low was just 634 but is now recovering at 654 as more buyers take advantage.

I've just run a quick slide rule over DGS and the current share price weakness makes it look undersold. The only problem I can find is the PE ratio which is approx. 22, but this could change once their results are out on 19th March. Any opinions?

Whilst most shares go in some direction this one has been trundling along since June last year. I'm sure it will break out some time but I'm not clear on which way.

The share price drop is due to the issues emerging market economies face because of poor economic statistics from the USA. They're also reacting to any tapering which removes the supply of cheap US Dollars to expand their economies. As ADN invests in emerging economies, that's bad for their business, hence the SP drop. I too see the RSI low, but other chart indicators e.g. MACD are still on the way down and the SP could retrace back to lower lows e.g. 370 or even 350. So I'm keeping my options open for now and not investing. Comments please?

I bought SSE at 1318p based on the recent fall. I'm in it for the long term but it will really help if Labour lose the nest general election and we have a colder winter.

If the price does fall below, say, 150p for example, I'd like to see some upside in order to invest in the shares. Too many brokers say sell so they would have to be either taken over or announce a value creating deal before I'd be a buyer. For me it's still an opportunity to short.

Not much to take from ICP's third quarter trading update today. I think management have to drive harder to grow their business segments which operate in some attractive markets. PS: I own these shares

I was looking to buy into this share, but the financials are too weak for it to be something I'd take a risk on. Also once sanctions are lifted in Iran in about 6 months time, oil supply will rise and prices will fall. So whilst the chart looks tempting, and they may have discovery prospects I won't be dipping my toe in (the oil) for now.

On 16th Jan Investor's Chronicle tipped PFL as a buy. It looks a steady company with a small growing market. Looking at the financials, it's not going to rocket but it's more of a safe buy and something which will grow slowly backed up by a reasonable dividend. If I chose to buy I'd wait for a retracement back to between 200p and 210p. Does anyone have any views?

It's a hard call but does anyone see the potential in buying BRCI. It's diversified into a wide range of commodities, many of whom are trading at lows. But is there any potential for upside. I think yes, but I'm not fully convinced. Any comments?

MAN will be a slow burner, although it could reach 100p with the right performance i.e. reverse what's recently been seen at Ashmore and Aberdeen.