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I don't mind being criticized if you think that I am ramping, but, all I see is a clear run into the 40s. If the chart tells you otherwise, please do tell me.

"The company added that there has been a shift away from a reliance on major peaks in business linked to national celebrations, including Valentine's Day and Mother's Day, towards everyday ranges of birthday cards and general greetings, which make up 70 per cent of sales" from the Daily Mail kindly provided by somebody on another board

proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/981137/card-factory-surges-as-profits-top-expectations-981137.html

Heads up! We may be about to grows legs and start moving.

@simes, learn to read. It's telling you that sales in 'everyday ranges' have outgrown public calendar events and that weddings are doing well. It'll be Christening cards next year.

IMHO, open run on the chart. Going back to bed. DYOR.

14 day wma just popped through the 50 day wma.

The 14 day weighted MA still hasn't crossed the 50 day weighted MA on my screen, I had to zoom in and they are almost touching at the current sp.

Chasing every penny can lead to disaster

Anything over 24.22 and I can take my eyes off it for a while again.

Speaking of 'forecasts', I watched the webinar on the link kindly provided here earlier. What amused me was mention of institutional investors not being able to, in effect, put a value on cpi due to complexity but that cpi were trying to deal with that. It seems that that complexity affects the sp in part. Personally, I'd like cpi to start a share buy back before simplifying matters.

@Culley, I were ultra excited to see 50p a while back

@downbutnotout - since 7th March on the daily, there is no proper support level, nor is there any chart resistance. What there is though, is the weighted 14 day MA heading toward crossing the weighted 50 day MA.

Is it not now valued closer to Barclays 80p target subject to inflation???? What I'd like to see is a very small divi re-instatement coupled with a share buy back. A share buy back would be the last bit required to undo the damage done over the years, including share dilution.

Yeah. Some people know nought. lol

I think he got out too early. I got out of indv too early.

You're all accountants now lol

Onward & upward (we hope)

Dunno, but they may want to think about transporting gas to Poland if they are smart enough.

@GSquid, I think SW st uses some sort of algorythm, I've found their valuations rather unreliable in the past. Broker seem to follow the sp and add or subtract a percentage of the going sp. Barclays were giving us 80p not so long ago, the latest Barclays rating on here is 65p even though the company is leaner in many respects.