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Something is brewing, folkies... Or is it simply Brewsters millions...? The mentioned 727p jet trigger is about to be surpassed this moment. 790p gap closing ahead. Makes up for the last two weeks, DD77, right?

Very nice, Arhaych! Formerly we had a 17p target for ARS. As of today the 10.20p line has been climbed and ARS is about to trigger the massive 11p wall. If climbed, then rise to the signaled 13.30p in January. With your mentioned 19p target possible.

Everyone returned from their lunch break? Good! For now it looks like all stable now on the Woordford-front. Todays high on LSE somewhat 730 ish is pointing in the right direction. If 727 and 734 are climbed, then very quick rise to about 790p.

live 10.18p - bounced off the crucial 10.20p wall - chart signals more attempts to breach through 10.20p later on today - if climbed, then new long term buy alert

live 726.40 - just bounced off the 727p barrier - if this is climbed, then rise to 735-740p and later spike to 790p - possibility of gap-closing to the mentioned 812-815p

live 10.37 +0.87 (9.21%) Yes, thats a very decent new movement. - first bullish signal when 9.88p was climbed - new buying trigger as from 10.20p - could be that 13.30p target coming ahead DYOR anyways tradesignal-online-com

Fastfood, it will not have a material effect, if the number of fallouts is higher. You still write as this was some public held company... Whereas this is the private company of Woodford, Invesco, DeutscheBank and now Malcolm & his finance club. But still: Thank you or your research!

live 702.20 -5.80 (-0.82%) Very nice rebound! Remember that just days ago large amount of money has been pumped in PFG. Also remember that Malcolm will be calling a few of his financial friends in here. Maybe to buy a stake...? ---------- Mr. Malcolm has over 30 years experience in banking, asset management and insurance. His Previous board and management experience: Co-head of banking for Barclays in New York; head of investment banking, Europe at UBS, global head of corporate and investment banking at ING Barings, deputy CEO at Morley Fund Management (now Aviva Investors), president of JER Europe, senior independent director of Pendragon plc and non-executive director of RSA Insurance Group plc. His Current external appointments: Senior independent director of IG Group Holdings plc, non-executive director of Hastings Group Holdings plc, governor of Twyford School, senior advisor to Heidrick & Struggles, trustee of the Grange Festival and partner at Opus Corporate Finance and Juno Capital LLP.

Now possibility for a bottom at 676.80p. If breached, then retrace to 671p.

live 682.60 -25.40 (-3.59%) Of course with the entire market in the red. Eventually this spread is back to normal, eyy?

live 9.50 +0.05 (0.53%) Quite nice on such a down day! Probably because of expected company news or other positive (news)factors. Also good to see: 8.80-8.90p is now forming into a new, long term support line.

live 690.40 -17.60 (-2.49%) Anyone, whats with this 3% spread...?

live 9.43 -0.02 (-0.26%) This morning a quick dip to the mentioned 8.60p, but then immediate rebound and stable above the important 9.20p line right now.

And on a positive note: While the stockmarket has been rising for months, Asiametal has already seen a month long retrace and/or price consolidation. (From TA point of view a long term sideways, thus zero return, also counts as share consolidation. Lets hope that ARS has.)

And there we go, the expected main market selloff! Always good to keep an open eye on the main markets when you are in riskier smallcap shares. Now ARS must maintain the 8.75 support under all circumstances. If breached (confirmed at 8.50p) then retrace to last year calculated (sustained) target which was around 6.50-6.90p. -------------- Stocks fall 3% at the open as global sell-off continues: European stocks tumbled at the start of Tuesday's trading session, on the back of heavy declines seen in Asia and the U.S https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/06/european-markets-eye-global-sell-off-earnings-data-politics.html Strategist Jim Paulsen: The stock market could be heading for a 15% correction: "Closely followed strategist Jim Paulsen sees the possibly of a 15 percent correction in the stock market. Market sentiment is too bullish, and stocks are "significantly overvalued," the chief investment strategist at Leuthold Group says."

Yes, mikebassets! Its always best to filter and flush down the toilet the unwanted trash - or just pr ic ks - as you say in the UK. Ha, and why engage anyway with people who dont have the slightiest clue about certain subjects!? Remember when some on here explained to others the basic principles of technical analysis? Forget that. Ignore the louds. Few posters on here added value for a speculative short term investor who works on a daily basis. But I have to admit that the long term opinion / strategy / hopes here are somewhat inspiring. So lets see if one can stay invested with a core holding of free shares? And then basically start adding shares once that ARS manages to climb through that massive upper wall around 10.90p.

Strategist Jim Paulsen: The stock market could be heading for a 15% correction: "Closely followed strategist Jim Paulsen sees the possibly of a 15 percent correction in the stock market. Market sentiment is too bullish, and stocks are "significantly overvalued," the chief investment strategist at Leuthold Group says." Of course just a suggestion. So in case of an actual broad retrenchement, I will probably keep holding ARS basically untill my entrance price is touched, somewhat 7ish. Always best to adjust and re-set the automated trading. And one can always buy back in. Best of luck this week!

Yepp, could be a nice buying opportunity these days. At the same time one must remember that before the (unsustained) sharehype here, ARS merely had a mid term chart target of around 6.90-7.00p. So its best to keep an eye on the main market this week. Usually when investors are hurt elsewhere (often large institutional investors), then they start to sell some of their former cash cows... ------------ "U.S. stocks fell sharply Monday, extending a steep sell-off from the previous session, as investors rushed for the exits in the wake of rising interest rates. For the S&P 500, it was the worst day in six years." https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/04/us-stocks-interest-rates-futures.html

Also best to keep an open eye on the main markets this week. DJ Trump actually commenting on the stock market performance doesn't bode well. Something is brewing behind the scenes in the US. --------------- White House says it's 'concerned' about stock market drop: "We're always concerned when the market loses any value, but we're also confident in the economy's fundamentals," an official said in a statement to CNBC. The Dow Jones industrial average briefly fell more than 300 points Monday morning and the S&P 500 traded about 0.75 percent lower, extending last week's plunge. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/05/white-house-says-its-concerned-about-stock-market-drop.html

706.40 -8.60 (-1.20%) All in all PFG seems to remain stable around the 700p line. And 700 is the new 900 for now. This morning quick attempt to drop the price to the 690`s, but everything was quickly bought up again. New bullish alert IF 727 is climbed. Back in 2017 someone mentioned a possible FCA settlement for around 120k Pounds fine. Far away from that speculated one or two hundred million fine, some on here were suggesting. (Great work, Dino333 :))