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Will be interesting to see how Deutsche will protect their almost seven percent stake here (6.73% currently), if the Sp continues to consolidate and starts to bottom-out at the long term line around five or six Pounds. Ha!! hey will probably just write it off against some of their gains... and keep holding their stake. Interesting to see that most financials / banks are looking at substantial gains this week. Another interesting info: BASIC COMPENSATION: Fiscal Year 2017 Malcolm Le May: 106,000 Peter Crook: 6,315,000 Andrew Fisher: 4,181,000

No, Mike, nobody made these people sell. Professional investors normally use the opportunity to cash in after a 100% or 500% rise. 07-Dec-17 / 16:36:16 / 9.255 / 225,000 Sell* 9.009.7520.82kO 07-Dec-17 / 16:36:16 / 9.255 / 225,000 Sell* 9.009.7520.82kO 06-Dec-17 / 08:48:32 / 9.75p / 400,000 Sell* 9.7510.50 / 39.00k O 06-Dec-17 / 08:48:17 / 9.75p / 400,000 Sell* 9.7510.50 / 39.00k O ------------- "...running commentary on the share price, trying to scare others into selling."

New learning experience this week to see ARS accurately reflecting the copper price, without even mining a single ounce. Now here's some more "running commentary on the share price": - the mentioned 9.15 - 9.25 line is being tested again this minute, but still holding up well - if breached, then retrace to 8.75 - 8.80 - if breached, then retrace to the long term line around 8.25 - 8-50p with a very good chance to hold there (we saw large buys last wee as soon as 8.55p was touched).

Mike, I thought you were on ignore?? At least I hoped so. No, not many people bought in here as from 1p. Some only started to look at this share since the upside breakout as from 5p this summer. Some came on board once again as from 7p, which means only a few weeks of investment. Yet again others have been hyped in here during the small trader euphoria as from 11 and 12p. And now go and think about them, instead of your own ARS e. -------------- "...had to see what this chartist guy is posting and as per usual it's a running commentary on the share price, trying to scare others into selling.I remember the same thing happened when the PEA was announced last year. There's not many that have been here since the 1p days." mikebassetts

dwitcombe, I normally use both forms within a sentence "he or she" or simply "one" or "we", referring to a human, but at the moment too much focus on "imagined" technical chart lines. Please excuse my poor foreign English!! (Weren't the Brits once worldwide leaders in chauvinism??:))

Well said, Mindanao. No, I never regarded you as a ramper. I see you as a decent long term holder with lots of valuable information, while I have no intention to stay invested for 30+ years :)) I was referring to some of the chit chatters we've seen on this board ("ARS might find diamons and gold overnight. ARS should be valued like SOLG, buy buy buy!"). If someone got soaked in at 12p during that silly smalltraders hype, he will rarely be able to survive a 30% price crash down to eight Pence within a week of investing! It looks like one or the other stoploss has been triggered the other day. Ohh, and suddenly its all just other peoples fault (the Chinese)... Yes, I am sure ARS will be worth a lot more in the future. Maybe even this week. But as for a monthly oriented investor this has been totally overhyped during that 9p to 12p breakout. This is all I wanted to write about. Maybe some of the newbies have read it. (Nice final 52-week sharehype after Stevens interview! Well timed, Sir!) ----------------- "I buy and hold in a company like ASIAMET because I very simply believe that their future holds sound promise which in turn means I hope my buy prices will be a thing of the past in a few years time. Don’t construe this is in any way ramping, it is just my opinion as to what the future holds for this company and I am happy riding the peaks and troughs. It is my belief the highs will keep getting higher and the lows will keep getting higher."

Say hello to the financial expert who has been advising people may wanted to short PFG over the last three months: Portia Patel, Equity Research Analyst Diversified Financials at Liberum uk.linkedin.com/in/portia-patel-cfa-762aa84b/de What now? Maybe this bit helps: "Market Outlook: Bottom reversal pattern with two candlesticks. Bear market rallies may be vicious reversals, giving hard times to those holding short positions; so, it is better to be on alert." -------------- "Liberium have nothing to do with shorting. They are merely advising shorters who want to short." WiganWarriors

Troajan, I was hoping you would manage to save yourself from the sure thing TA retrace! -------------------------- The mentioned technical (short term) rebound did not work. Sp opened well above 700p, but could not hold that. Breaching of 692p is the last bearish signal. VED now heading down to bottom out range, around 610p, with the possibility of an overreaction to about 570-575p. I am placing VED on my watchlist now and might grab a few chunks, sometimes in spring 2018."

And this trade definitely deserves a mention: 07-Dec-17 / 14:57:42 1.78p / 230,337 Buy* 1.701.80 / 4,100 O Who the hekk??

No chart opinion right now. Just noticed the rebound as from 1.40p the other day. Never mind: It was a cozy summer here!!!

Hey moron, what's up? Is there anything you have to say about this share? (Do you still have two different IDs on this site because people keep filtering you?) Ha !!!!

Wrong adress! Please excuse, Buzzard! (I was referring to those 99 times when LTHs posted they are topping up since our price crash from 12p down.)

Yorkie, good man, lets remember the good old expression: The Sp always speaks the truth. Today it tells us something very different than the broad opinion a few days ago by the club of rampers. No, I'm not daytrading this share. But it would be nice if one could buy in- and out over a one month basis. Newbies who got soaked in merely two weeks ago ("Shares can stay at the peak over a long time without ever retracing" Daisan) surely wont wish to be locked in here for one or two years. If you came in with 20 or 30k in November during the 11ish hype, then you have little means to survive a bearish attack down to 8.50p as we saw last week. Not to mention a retrace to 6p. If you look at the chart history you will see that ARS often retraced 30 - 50% from their peak. Few private investors can survive such a severe setback. And the majority of PIs are not invested in AIM shares, but rather LOCKED-IN long term. Of course if you see investing as a gamble with two or three grand, then no worries. Sorry for the rant! Someone once posted that fair market cap for ARS without the license should be at least 100 mil. 715.35m shares £67.06m m-cap

Fair enough, Yorkie! Yes, and I'm still in here with you and staying! Although it would be sad to see my current (small) gain evaporate and take me back all the way to the 7.30p entry. After so much successful hype on here... @BeefRelated Those are support lines that have repeatedly been confirmed on the the candechart (tradesignal-online-com). Here just two examples: 1) Some of the former barrier lines, such as my own 7.30p or the new 10.25p, eventually transformed into bullish trigger lines. Whenever the Sp tanks it will in most cases halt at these levels, as seen in recent weeks. (Usually this is where bigplayers and insiders see true value and have pre-set their buys or sells.) 2) Other calculated lines are simply the mid term or short term average line where the Sp in most cases will bounce at first contact, such as the mentioned 8.55p. As for the top ups... Just a few days ago someone suggested to top-up as from 11.50p. I still didn't buy more shares, and I am very happy that todays holding is my only worry.

Low: 9.25 (live 9.69p) Sp testing the mid term support once again. - now very important to maintain the mentioned 9.15 - 9.25p - if breached, then retrace to 8.80p - if breached, then retrace to the long term line around 8.50 - 8.55 with a good chance to hold there - in case of a fallout the Sp will likely bottom at this summers initial target around 6.40p Someone please call Steven and ask him to give another rampastic interview :)) No, please don't blame China... ARS has simply been very much overbought after its 52-week high on the chart.

Funny, how some keep writing about their top-ups in order to maintain the bullish drumbeat... I was under the impression that all bullish investors (99% of the posters) were already invested in this "instant winner share" with a substantial amount. Its very rare, that a PI who've put 20 or 30 grand on the desk as from 5p, will later keep buying shares for the same amount. At the same time he has seen some very decent paper profit on the screen, as from 12p and 11p. Each to their own! At the end of the day: TA charting applies to every share that is listed on the LSE. Even this miracle share that was ramped in the sky ("Hurra, they might find diamonds, they might find gold") only a few days or weeks ago.

6 Dec 2017: "JP Morgan Cazenove set their target price at 1200 on its stock. The analyst believes there is a potential upside of 51.9% from the opening price of 790 GBX. Over the last 30 and 90 trading days the company share price has decreased 125 points and decreased 6.5 points respectively. 50-day MA of 895.46p 200 day moving average of 2,043.22p. 148,228,590 shares in issue 1,356,608 daily volume £1,171,747,004 market cap And we are holding some silly twentyfive or thirty grand!!

Nice one, m2p ! -------------------- "Where next for Provident? Investors backing the turnaround of sub-prime lender Provident Financial hit another bump in the road on Tuesday when the firm revealed that its Moneybarn business — which provides car and van finance — is under investigation by the FCA. Analysts’ forecasts are for PFG to generate earnings of 55.7p per share this year, recovering to 94.2p per share in 2018. On this basis, the stock trades on a 2017 forecast P/E of 14.2, falling to a P/E of 8.4 for next year. There’ll be no dividend this year, but the group is expected to return to the dividend list in 2018, with a forecast payout of 44p per share. This implies a prospective yield of about 5.5%." Live price now exactly at the 819p barrier and/or bullish trigger line! If this is surpassed in the next few days, then strong rebound and gap-closing rally to as high as 877p. GL all!

813.00 +22.50 (2.85%) - currently just the normal technical rebound to as high as 819 after the overstretched sellout - if 820 is climbed, then gap closing rally to as high as 877p in the next few days - whatever the current rise, the Sp will bounce at the 877-880p wall and need several attempts there Yes, PFG is non-investable right now ...its purely for successful day traders :))) and for people who are unbothered about investing some 3 or 5K and let it running - up or down - over the next two years.

Similar outlook as last week: Quick dip down to 9.61 -0.76 (-7.33%) today, which could re-test the lows around 9.25p. Right this minute the vital 9.88-9.75p support remains fully intact. - At or above 9.50 signals the current up-trend remains intact - first bullish signal only if 9.75 is climbed (mid price) - new long term buy alert comes if 10.60 wall is climbed IMHO -------------- "...if it's done by someone who really does know what they're doing and can use all the tools in their armory to point out real rather than imagined levels." amaretto "...I'm a chartist by nature and find analysing charts very useful for all time frames BUT in the hands of someone that doesn't know what they're talking about they are next to useless." myfirstmillion B o l l o k k s ! !