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Indeed, a very nice day! See how the 820-925 line has eventually been breached. And now even a swift rise above that. Yes, anything above 925 is great and (if held), marks a completely new platform. Lets see if PFG can take 934p then... (jetcrowts, are we still invested since thise 904p days?)

...see how the intradey Sp is struggling hard as soon as the 920-925p barrier is touched. Still, its quite nice to see the first steps of a bullish trend even with todays small volume.

JudheMental, its best to take a break. I'm away for a week holiday right now. Nice to see first signals iv revival abive 900. - Great news if 910p is established - New bulllish alert only when 925 is climbed and maintained. Long term confirmation when 934 wall is breached. Have a good week everyone!

Loww: 861.50 TheTraveller, see what I meant with the severe swings you can experience with PFG. Not many people can survive a high entry with 150k during a share hype - as high as 940p - and then one morning see everything dip down to 860p, like today. IMHO its best to spread the buys to four or five slices, gives you several attempts to hit the center of the dart game:)) "Capital reserve is the key to this game." M. Douglas

Ha ha, thanks for a healthy five min laughter! And thanks for your participation, JohnDeere. As to the price figures: What counts is the ability to climb and maintain an exact (vital) trendline, in our case 905 and 910. While just a few days ago everything was staggering around 875p. Press the fast forward button and you could soon read: 955 is the new 905. Fast forward once again: 1060 is the new 960 ------------------- ... and 907.3 again. 907.3 is the new 877.76.

...and 905.00 again. 905 is the new 875, where the Sp used to hangout for some time. Next bullish alert IF the 910 line is climbed.

Judge, another nice tip in my opinion is to place a virtual sell-order at a much higher price, for instance 1,100p. This way your bank / broker / holder wont be able to use shares for his own trading/shorting :)) If all private holders would place a (substantially higher) sell-order right now, then within days lots of II's would be forced to buy back shares which they already have sold, in hope for a lower price.

...895p, another quick attempt for the 904p and 910p average line. Jugde-mental, also imagine if right now: - the majority of credit card customers is about to agree to a private settlement, - PFG is already speaking with several CEO candidates. Would there be any other reason for this share to be down at 8 Pounds? Instead of a normal day 16 Gbp average?

...and maybe a bit too much at once. IMHO normally I'd try to spread it to three or five chunks of 20k, not just one buy and hope for the best. Imagine playing darts with four darts - or only one : D Have a good evening! Sells: 811,555 Buys 554,148 Volume eventually picked up today.

...890.95 This share is difficult to trade. Some peeps only came in last Friday (some with a substantial amount). Now if 885p is breached, then retrace to 875 and 865p again. tinlid, You are right of course!

...901.60p, Wouldn't be surprised to it close above the vital 908-910p line again.

tinlid, while some prefer to wait for a sure thing confirmation, we can already notice PFG finding new grip as from 890-900p, which is much higher than during other retracements. Just days ago it was normal to see the Sp sink down to 830p or 800p. Pointing to a slow, but step by step recovery.

nennyb, There you go, just on schedule: There's the assumed discount for dividend day (never mind none will be paid). 899.00 -3.23%

Sorry ARSENAL17, But got to filter you and flush you down the toilet. So far you haven't added anything to the discussion, except for ("This could go to 700p, when the Sp was 880p). -------------- You seem a total wreck, Arsenal! Either nerves, bad humour, alcohol - or altogether. You seriously need help! It doesnt matter if you are employed in the city for other people (and therefore use that idiotic nickname plus written in block capitals).

Quick dip to 885p, and now 900p. That 910p nicely broken now. Lets see if we get to a 880-870p sideways trend. ------------ "...some of us are winners and some losers." ARSENAL17 Sorry to say, but from the first minute I read your comments I thought that you are some lagerloud or simply a nervous breakdown. You seem a total wreck, Arsenal! Either nerves, bad humour, alcohol - or altogether. You seriously need help! It doesnt matter if you are employed in the city for other people (and therefore use that idiotic nickname plus written in block capitals) or deal for yourself - like I do - your comments are just pathetic. Pi ss poor !! Winner?

Ha ha!! The the ask side on the LSE for thirty seconds: Ask: 865.50

...and 910p, The mentioned 908-910p remains nicely held. ------------ "...some of us are winners and some losers." ARSENAL17 Sorry to say, but from the first minute I read your comments I thought that you are some lagerloud or simply a nervous breakdown. You seem a total wreck, Arsenal! Either nerves, bad humour, alcohol - or altogether. You seriously need help! It doesnt matter if you are employed in the city for other people (and therefore use that idiotic nickname plus written in block capitals) or deal for yourself - like I do - your comments are just pathetic. Pi ss poor !! Winner?

Yeah, people have to live with this pattern for another while: Sudden rise, and then then drip drop feeding the market with shares. In my opinion LTHs remain safe to hold as long as 908-910p is maintained at closing. (Lets see if we get an intraday 880.)

...908.20p, and once again someone is putting pressure on here. Maybe to discourage newbies who came in as late as 930p and 950p? But that's just speculation. Like some said: PFG will trade within a narrow range as long as there are no real news. Only important thing for us is that it stays somewhere around 900p or at least 880p.

tinlid, the expression higher highs-lower lows was invented decades ago, when people worked with long term charts. (Never mind that its even used by daytraders today, with the right software.) The basic concept: Over a months/weeks timeframe a share starts to unveil a new trading pattern - either with new highs, or new lows. As for PFG: After the initial price crash and the TA rebound to a decent 910p level, PFG suddenly experienced a weeklong retracement - forming always new (lower) lows on the chart. Down to as low as 790p and 740p where lots of people have thrown the towel. This pattern has ended recently. If you look at the 1-month chart you will sudden the lowest lows are 880p or maybe 860p. And in recent days the lowest lows are merely 910p and 905p. This is pointing to a slow, but step by step recovery. (Sawcut, I am not a shorter. The last shorters on here "ARSENAL17" got burned bigtime, when the Sp sunk to 870p, but suddenly spiked to 950p!)