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= £5? ;)

at 51p is huge but I've seen them left behind before - be interesting to see how this goes - that relatively modest 20% rise is technical as much as anything imo, I wouldn't read anything into that being anything like what the market rates the news as worth just yet ...

can speculate as to another channel but that's so far off the top of me screen that I don't know where it is right now but suffice to say it's bags away from here :)

of channel at 62 boys - if it can crack that then c74p beckons ... GL

the magic pound mark again but will it work this time? Could be 81p ...

As for your tax questions - really not my thing but per chance G4S have public sector, er, "involvement" = politicians = The Lodge etc ...

then ... I'm looking for a reaction bounce from 111-115 this week - if it does it then I'd postulate as to this going near-vertical to over £2 (I have no ultimate targets <£2 here ...). If it doesn't bounce from there then it's back to a quid for a flatter trajectory and, possibly, some doubt re those >£2 targets ... GLA

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my radar ...

Gold has triangulated since it's low and that's coming to and end soon - it looks to be a +-$250 move to me and I don't know which way it will go, however, a triangulation is usually seen as a "continuation triangle", i.e. continue with the current trend which is downward ... So, a break down from c1,250 would put a target of c1k on the board and that's many goldies out of business, you can certainly wipe your a*se on and flush your POG shares if you have them lol. It *could*, however, break out rather than down which would strongly imply to me that <1200 is never going to be seen and that would be extremely bullish for many goldies, especially those with the most currently distressed SPs ... I'm, somewhat, aware of the fundy stuff on AMA and I know it compares well to many others, especially with concern to costs per ounce which, assuming gold does take a further tumble, will become *the* focus of goldies everywhere rather than production numbers and it could help them weather what I presume will be another storm for most goldies, again ... FWIW, if and when gold does say hello to 1k again, that's pretty much an all-time 50% Fib, i.e. it's halved, and I have severe doubts as to it going any lower. Rather I'd expect it to ease its way back up to 1500s over a period of a year or so - the point here being that if it does see 1k then imo, that's your cue to buy goldies, particularly those that were trashed the most by the drop ...

ain't here - then 2.5p??

Hard @ 12.50p

pennant I've ever seen - I should just trade this for a living - buy at 36p imo ...

spy with my little eye, something beginning with 'B'.

be gearing up for a break to £3-£3.50, hard to say but >£2 will capture my interest ...

my radar ...

I'm expecting gold to break out/down in the next month or so with targets of $1,550 or $1,040 - I have no earthly idea which way it will go ... Many, many resource stocks seem to be in the same looking-bearish holding pattern while they await the defining move by gold/the Dollar - I suspect this is all about the Dollar rather than gold per se (though they are inextricably linked of course) as many of the resource stocks I'm referring to are not goldies so keep yer eyes peeled on the mighty Dorrar; hopefully it's about to get the kicking it rightly deserves and it'll be champagne corks a-popping in about 10,000 beaten up resource stocks :) In the meantime, I expect this to continue to go sideways but on breakout the targets are special - I certainly don't have a problem seeing it do c30p and even 50p with a following wind as the drop was so spectacularly vertical ... Shorter term, I can see a move to medium/high teens but care has to be taken up there cos should that move "fail" then it's a possibility (and only a possibility) that it then drops backs to 11p - hugely speculative obviously :) GL

IIRC, my last post here (and previous ones before it) speculated as to a rise c18/19p - so???

breakout - heading for 185p imo ...

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