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I think keep you powder dry. Signing off. BP
Whoops already did the first bit, sorry.
As someone nursing 99.5% losses anything is welcome; but the graph is outrageously mis-leading, how about another line with share volume - no true price without volume. Price up but little interest. Massive averaging down opportunity, but.......
As someone nursing 99.5% losses anything is welcome; but the graph is outrageously mis-leading about another line with share volume - no true price without volume.
Finally looks like we have found a new support level and the gradual recovery in the share price. I decided to double my holding yesterday at 111.3
Heavy late selling, could open lower.
The FDA being slow (nothing new there). The products and partnerships speak for themselves, but short-term upside is probably doubtful. I am not really interested in calling the bottom and have only doubled my stake because it was not so long ago this was at 180.
You know you are on a good one when it continues to rise as the rest of the market falls.
J P Morgan have upped their target to £27.00, a big increase since they last rated the stock in February. £25 is now certainly achievable as I see little evidence of profit taking and there is the occasional larger buy late in the day.
Spectacular vertical rise, but we are seasoned enough to know that plateaus are rare but precipitous falls to a support price are all to often the case. Do not chase the price. Trader well good gains if in at a sensible price; but even that does not always work out I has ASOS at 98p after buying at 75p and been in and out many times, but if I had stuck with my original investment of 500, 1000 or 2,000 shares and I cannot remember the first buy (back in the last century) ..........hindsight yes but experience most definitely and now I rarely sell and use gain locks and stop losses.
Trashed by Brexit vote, but 40-45% up since then. Continually going measured by traffic. Accounts in Euros; so maybe a bit of risk if Greece rears its head again, Austrian votes in a far right candidate and then France in June. However in years to come people will look back and make comparisons with Easyjet etc. In essence it is a well run company, but probably up with events for now.
52 new episodes of the "Pink Phenomenon" should do wonders; long may it continue. Every time I have traded this share it has never failed to deliver.
Could be a break-out, but little volume to really judge, remember it is not a true price without volume but i have been watching this for some time. Not sure why FinnCap down-graded their price to 280 but as recently as September they said 360. They must have seen something in the half-year report; which I must confess I have but have been to busy to read yet as I am an accountant and I am weighed down by tax returns for individuals who show no interest in the subject until Christmas is past!
Got to rise tomorrow after the blue afternoon, 250k at 3.00 bring it on.
He also started 'Customer Street' that was sold to BT.
He also started 'Customer Street' that was sold to BT.
Stoker Thanks this is very positive. Is this not the Bill Dobbie influence as well because, did he not have something to do with Iomart?
Stoker/Spotted Ditto I am a long-term Cupid holder who averaged down many times and with my latest purchase (not in your league Stoker) still need 73p, but it is looking in far better shape. I am a great believer in the Gresham/Sparks Ventures/Crystal Amber type approach although I missed out on MXC, but might still buy some. As for Cupid, I considered I had inside knowledge as I am a professional accountant and had a client that ran a dating company, but scale is another matter, gross margins and the easy cash at the small level are not sustainable at listed company level. BP
Looks like more placing dumping today; need to flush these out and get another serious investor who has more vision.
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