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I see a thread has appeared with my name on it and 2 green boxes, so I briefly unfiltered to see the insults being thrown at me.

So apparently Grim knows my share dealings now then?! I rarely post when I buy and sell because why would anyone else but me care. But just for the record, when I did last post about TLW I posted that I sold at 20p after buying at 13p. It doesn’t take a mathematician to work out that I didn’t sell at a loss. Anyway, let’s keep this OCDO specific please.

There are two, at times 3, posters on here who contribute nothing and just disrupt the board. They can be identified either by their abusive tone, constant misspellings and poor English language, and/or copying from sources without referencing i.e., breaching copyright. I don’t think I need to name names. We all know who they are. Only deserving of a filter.

Banned from posting on this forum. It’s about time.

…and bounced off again. Will it keep holding, allowing OCDO to hold station ready for the next move up on some positive news?

It does feel this share is levelling out now in the 350-360 range. I had hoped there would be another cycle up to breach 400p but it seems to have run out of steam. For now. I still think it will breach 400p before the end of the year. Needs some more positive news I guess. Today’s positive grocery news looks unlikely to shift the dial much. The story is all about the tech now.

This would be fantastic news. Looks like the cycle back up has started, perhaps as a result!

I’d say it’s too early to say if OCDO is levelling out within the 340-400 range. If the low point has been reached in the latest retrace, then that’s significantly higher than the last. The next cycle up could therefore easily breach 400p, especially with more II investment. The next few weeks are ones to watch.

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I’m still targeting the low 400s. But it’s a valid point that OCDO could overshoot at some point soon and fall back. Difficult to know when that will be until it happens though. Let’s see where this current retrace bottoms out at.

Jefferies raises OCDO target to 360p ‘hold’

US indexes closed up on Friday and FTSE on course for a strong start so could well be on the cards!

It’s interesting to see that after strangely increasing their short since results, Wellington have now started to decrease again. Maybe they were anticipating a pullback after that sharp post-results rise, which hasn’t materialised…

All looking good for breaching 400p next week if this sentiment continues and especially with some more broker upgrades.

It just goes to show that past trends aren’t a guide to future success…bet they are kicking themselves now!

It’s easy to get caught out by trying to catch the cycles you think are happening. Better to buy, hold, then sell at a price/profit that you are happy with once fundamentals show signs of improvement.

What red line 😏

Anyone who shorted this share from its highs all the way to 229 and still saying there were more profits to be made were just being greedy in all honesty. What did they expect? The share price to drop to zilch?

Anyway, when I said next stop 375, wasn’t quite expecting that to be today…

375 next stop!

Out of the blocks like a greyhound in racing trim. Is this just on the back of the JPM comment on Friday I wonder, shifting sentiment back to the positive spectrum?

Shorts down to 4.49%…another company has dropped below the 0.5% reporting threshold.

Yes it’s clear that LSE don’t want to do anything about them after they deleted my post from last night. Disappointing but totally expected given the world we live in. Still, it got more recommendations in a few hours than JMAX has got in his life on this board, which says enough.

Everyone needs to filter and not engage with the individual. They are just a keyboard warrior wanting to create angst and the more they get that, the more it’ll continue.

Anyway, back on topic. After a positive start, the slide continues and 13p still looks on the cards. Having said that, the FTSE is a sea of red today so it may not necessarily be TLW specific.

JPM were the first to call the inflection point earlier in the year. Looked like a red herring as after an initial positive reaction, the SP plunged to a new low, but now looks spot on! Looks like the start of the cycle back up is well and truly underway on a day the FTSE is deep in the red.