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Yepp! Since this week massive volume breakout. The rise through 0.45 indicates a journey to 0.65 Could as well see 1p. Vol Sold 11,595,168 Vol Bought 15,235,016

You've asked for it :)) Ask: 0.47

So there we go. Finally you see 0.46p+ paid. Next stop 0.60 ish.

Knocking on heavens door now. The Sp is now trying to build a new up-trend platform as from 0.44 and 0.45. - IMHO there will be a long term bullish signal if the 0.45 wall is climbed - then new rise to somewhat 0.65ish

Looks like new life in here. Especially since the spread has balanced to a normal day level.

Actually quite puzzled that ARS has performed in such way, this ongoing (months and month long ) sideways. All a little bit weird in my opinion. Back in early February and around 15h February we've seen some large trades/buying going on here, but eversince its quiet again. Investors dont seem to cue-up to come in here. In the end: The Sp always speaks the truth. Even during the biggest bullish news finds - the share price spoke different. So there's got to be some truth at this current 10p valuation (instead of the long expected 20, 30 and 40p). --------- "The way things stand, Beutong looks like the most obvious asset that a major would be interested in..."

Yupp! That 10.80-10.88p is the first bullish signal. Final confirmation only if 11p are climbed and maintained. So far its always dropped back for some odd odd (company news) reason.

Nice to see 11p on the ask. But we would need to see 11.00p as the mid-price i.o. to start a new wave of buying. Very very odd that ARS has been held back (for whatever news reason) after its decent up-trend last summer.

...and at the end of the day someone suddenly bought nearly 26,000 shares, which lifted the price back above 690. This pattern is still within the normal technical retrace (after several days of too fast rise). IMHO best to keep an eye on 715 and 735 once again, which would mark a change in trend.

And now the mentioned 689 line is being touched... - if 689.40p is breached, then retrace back to 685 / 683 and possibly 672p again, ha ha! :)) Have a nice evening everyone!

Actually quite an ridiculous Sp performance that is beyond all explanations. Vol. Sold: 152,007 Vol. Bought: 120,481 Like said: Next valid up-trend only if PFG manages to climb the massive 735p wall. Keeps bouncing.

Retrace to about 689.40p. If that is breached, then another downslide to about 685p. Some very very odd late afternoon performance!

Now retrace to about 689p (if the 694p support remains breached).

TheTraveller, and right now the price is still nicely rising. So lets see how this pans out. - today 735p has almost been triggered, which tells me this wants to rise further - new bullish alert only if 732p is climbed and maintained - up-trend confirmed when we are above 735p (then could see 790p / the old gap closing story)

Sp has made several attempts now to climb the 10.85p wall, which would trigger new wave of buying. Lets allow another try later on this week...

Hi jetcrowts, right now I'm super busy (as I take another day off tomorrow for travelling). I will gladly look at your BT/ British Telekom as from Saturday and post it here. Also in different Telekoms myself.

TheTraveller, and now as for PFG you will need a strategy, in my opinion. No advice menat of course. 1) What did you friends/your wife said when during Christmas your loss went from -25k back to zero? After holding for so many weeks beforehand, why not balance the portfolio again and decide for a new entry later? With maybe a smaller stake? 2) When buying a huge stake, why not hedge my shares with a put option? In case there is a 10% or 20% drop, the put option will quickly earn several thousands in gain. 3) Did you observe those many rallies PFG has seen, from 790 -> 890p and so on? Why think about the past? Why not forget the past, leave the old stake where it is, and simply come in with fresh 10k Pounds when it was 800p and the mentioned sure thing rally started? We have seen many many 90-100p swings at the end of 2017. Those are very decent gains to cover former losses. 4) What will I do if PFG keeps seen these lovely days of rising prior news? Can I not participate in a rise like todays 8% in one day? Thats a very large gain for some PIs. All it takes is a clear mind and active participation. Not inactivity and lethargy. 5) What will I do if PFG rises prior RNS to as high as 750p, pumped by company insiders, but on the day of the release they crash down to 650 and even 600p again? Is it necessary to stay on such a rollercoaster? Am I 25 years old, or 55 years old...? 6) What will I do after PFG has breached the stoploss I have set in my mind (through clever money management)? Because I never risk my entire capital, I have a decent stoploss or do I simply star into the abyss (or the bottom of the bottle) in hope I will see bottom? 7) Is it not better for me to accept a ridiculous 500 Pound loss from an automated sell/stoploss, than to accept "no loss whatsoever" and keep looking at a falling share price, because my way must be right? Do I believe that somehow, someday it will come good? Because it must come good? 8) What will I do if company insiders stop supporting PFG and let it fall back to Sep. 2017 low around 589p? Can I survive such a further ride? Is it because of the broker fee that I refrain from selling and buying back in...? Do I prefer to safe those 50 Pounds extra fees..? 9) What will I do if company insiders let this go down to some of the shorters target, who expect 485p? What will I do then? Could it be that they let PFG drift to 2017 lows around 425p? ANd when all PIs have been shaken out (myself included) they will buy up the entire company and squeeze out the last stubborn holders with an 1000-1200p offer? Of course we wont be around participate, because none of us could survive a crash to 400ish. Yupp, we living in a capitalist world:)) 10) Can I also top-slice my losses? I would not need to take all the loss, and could stay invested with a core holding of only 20-25% of my former stake? Some small amount that I do not bother about during the next two years? Always good to as

TheTraveller, you'd really need some more experience prior to invest such a large sum. Think about a blue chip investment fund next time. Right now its: Too much gambling money, too little experience... Your experience from RBS can in no way be applied here. To buy and hold a long time (fingers crossed) has nothing to do with sharedealing-sharebuying. Think about it: Some young families in the UK rely on 20k cash for an entire family during one year. #1 Money management: Do I hold 70% of my capital in safe investments, so that I can go and invest 30% on the unpredictable stockmarket? #2 Do I hold in very safe stocks, like BP? Do I also hold some nice large-cap miners, like gold miners? So that now I can go and spread little 2 - 3k Pounds bets on smallcap miners/explorers? #3 Gambling money: Do I hold lots of free cash from earlier profits? How much is that? Can I risk to lose 20k Pounds without worries, because during one year thats peanuts for me? #4 Okay, so with that free gambling money that I hold I go and hunt for companies that have almost crashed to pieces (like PFG) and invest ten grand in there. Or even fifteen grand, and see how it pans out. #5 Because I actively follow my money management I secure my main capital. This is of overall imporance! My main capital is all that I have, and if I lose it (or risk to lose it), then my activity on the stockmarket could be finished forever. Whatever I do: I never gamble my life capital. #6 Very few people survive a real share crash. Very few people in their 40`s or 50`s who have crashed the majority of their holding will ever recoup. They came to the stockmarket quickly and brought lots of fresh capital (money from inheritance, insurance or a sudden gain with no effort done), but then their investment "career" is finished after a few months or by the latest 2-3 years. Even if the best new opportunities and sure thing share tips arise (as that with N4P, which I gave you when it was 18p per share, TheTraveller), many PIs are locked in their initial (wrong) speculative bet and cannot participate anywhere. Sometimes it takes years before they will ever free 50k to take part on some promising shares. Just a little thought, buddy, after my 20 years on the investment marekt.

Yupp, Popples (or Popplesking?) you could be right here: Right now we merely see a technial bounce (balancing) after weeks of retrenchement for whatever reason. It could well be that again "they" lift the share price prior news, and then deliver one or the other party poopers. So one could say that 710p is the new 910p. - happy for the rebound and for those who were able to profit from it; lots of newbies only came as from 690p. - right now the Sp keeps bouncing of the barrier lines - first small bullish alert only if 715p wall is climbed - new up-trend signal only IF the massive 737p wall is climbed

Yup! Something is brewing here, with the 711p line climbed this minute. PFG financial allies are probably lifting the share price up as much as possible prior February announcement.