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Happy I didnt buy in 40ish, when the masses were shouting bullish. Now lets see where it settles. I had 32.50p on the chart once as a target. GL with your strategy!

...breakout as soon as 9.75 climbed.

TheTraveller, I understand you were waiting for a bullish signal... Something might happen here during the christmas week and Newyears. Someone sneaking around... Volume Sold 15,250 Volume Bought 225,000

Very nicely Kaz taking on the 576p barrier now. Lets see where this leads us... High 572.40 Low 563.20

Nice late 560ish rise (on the back of Mrs May:)) Kaz will now try to take on 576p, which will send it to about 590p. IMO its safe to hold as long as 538-540 intact.

Are you for real? All day it was 500k+ sells and merely 200k buys. At the end of the day you see one million! Tells me this was a treeshake. Volume Sold 547,996 Volume Bought 1,058,439

Last night I asked, and LTHs wrote that 37.50 would be a good entry point. Its not, and luckily I stil didnt buy. Might see 35 and 32 first. Lets see.

Well said, DT! Quite sad figures actually! ------ "Pity the BOD can't post some positive news to stop this incessant fall in SP. Either way, it f*cking annoying."

Well put, Rocklawn.
I think this is what the whole "theatre" is all about. This explains why May & Merkel consulted one more time behind the scenes, because the british government wants to find a gentle way of how to remain. The GER government would love them to remain! This explains the whole "postponement" tactic. I believe that she will pass the confidence test, and current statistics shows she will.
Come on folkies, stay in!

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"May will win ... the vote to stay or exit the EU will be put to the people and they will vote to stay in.... all will be good...imo."

There is a decent 30% rise everywhere you look :))

lse.co.uk/SharePrice.asp?shareprice=DDDD&share=4d_pharma_plc

Many thanks, GPback. Yes, it surely is Christmas time.
Nice one.

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I said it to annoy Chartist

"...I genuinely think you underestimate some investors in their intelligence." mindanao And plse excuse if I ever dared to question your and Daisans intelligence! Surely in many phone calls with Steven, Tony and Colin Bird, they assured that everything was fine with your estimazed 6M pounds worth holding at around 12p. Now it's 2M. (I understood you invest together with several retired friends. Take care!)

Fair enough, Richy. Yes, I also think they will re-rate back to 10p soon. And from there could see a quick takeover for around 20p.

Yes, its best to ignore that aussie poster. IMO mindanaos "strong buy" recommendation in Nov 2017 has not been justyfied - nor has it been an intelligent decision. But each to their own!

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7 Dec 2017:
"I started at a heap at around 1p, and bought at 5, 5.5 and 6 and then at 10 and then at 11.1 and then at 10.0. I can afford to hold, simple as that. I am a long term holder. I have been doing this for over 35 years, I am 64 and retired . I don’t really use the term top up and I genuinely think you underestimate some investors in their intelligence..." mindanao

"Our friend Chartist makes so many incorrect assumptions. I have been invested for a very long time, I know and understand the geology, I know the Directors and don’t call my extra buying as beating the drum to keep things hot. My averaging up, extra buying, call it what you like are, to me, educated well timed purchases of a level btw a hell of a lot more than the $30k you talk about..." mindanao

What I don't understand: What is the sudden huge volume this morning?? In recent days we didnt see that many trades that wwere more than 100k.

12-Dec-18 / 3.94p / 190,000 / 7,486

Say hello to todays party pooper (late reported).

12-Dec-18 / 09:28:56 / 3.66p / 273,332 Sell* 3.804.10 / 10.01k

GPback,
You would surely bring a very decent balance to the wild world of environmentalists out there :))

(Ever thought of giving something back? Ever??)

Like said,
the TA bottom for this is around 3.55 - 3.60p. Its looks like after the weeklong rise earlier on, the Sp had simply to retrace and fill the chart gap one last time.

But really odd to see that some sold 200k share chunks; 500k shares altogether, and its not even lunchtime.

Just wait another moment: US futures pointing to a strong rise today, that will lift other bluechip shares like Akzo Nobel as well as BASF and other.

Anyway, for now the Sp remains keeps bouncing at the strong uptrend barrier, at around 24.50p.

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"China's coal policy is in the crossfire of criticism:
As Beijing struggles domestically to cut coal, it is selling dirty coal plants to Asia, Africa and the Middle East. "China is a world leader in investments that are gradually turning its economy away from coal energy," said Tim Buckley of the IEEFA Energy Research Institute. "But overseas, China continues to invest in numerous coal projects that are in direct conflict with the national energy strategy."

Carbon dioxide emissions from these China-funded power plants could undermine international efforts to stop global warming, according to a recent IEEFA study. Thus, behind a quarter of the coal-fired power plants that are currently planned or built outside the People's Republic, state Chinese financial institutions or companies. "The danger is to bind these countries to something that is not good for them in the long term and that is not compatible with the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement," says Christine Shearer, lead author of the report.

Many of the destinations, such as Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya, Senegal or Zimbabwe, have so far produced little or no energy from coal. "That means they need to build an infrastructure to import coal or even coal mines," says Shearer.

Coal is responsible for 40 percent of climate-damaging CO2 emissions worldwide. However, according to the report, Chinese banks and investors are investing 18.5 billion euros in 31-gigawatt coal-fired power plants in a dozen countries. Accordingly, further investments amounting to 13.2 billion euros are planned for additional 71 gigawatts in 24 countries.

"A flood of new coal infrastructure would bury our chances of keeping global warming well below two degrees Celsius," says Heffa Schücking of the German environmental organization Urgewald. "The Chinese government must stop financing new coal-fired power plants at home and abroad."

Reproach of hypocrisy: To limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, according to calculations of the UN, coal energy must disappear almost completely from the energy mix by the middle of the century. In China, the use of coal has declined slightly in recent years. In the rest of Asia, however, it has risen sharply due to growing energy demand. The largest financier of the new coal-fired power plants is China - in addition to South Korea and Japan." N-tv

Baxter51, Master, Looks you were right with your 25p today. Touching this now. If it holds above 24.25 - 24.50 more than one hour, then ocean of buyers ahead.