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If you sell a share where do you think it goes, it goes to the buyer.
If you buy a share it requires a seller.

The share prce adjusts to balance the order book, or at least thst has always
been my understanding.

Attempting to analyse buys v sells tells you little imv, trades cam be reported later etc.

If there is more demand on the buy side the price increases until sellers appear
and the reverse applies.

n/m

Appreciate your view, thanks.

I live in Weybridge where both BKG and Crest started out.

BkG now HQ'd in Cobham, Crest was/is near Chertsey way.

Strictly,

I'm guessing you are less hopeful on CREST, than some of your
Previous posts?.

Appreciate the view, are those metrics for VTY going to look markedly different next year,
Following the integration etc?.

VTY now have a sizeable partnership division, so im guessestimating the market may see that
as less cyclical, as we slide in to recession.

It's the NAS and SPX to lookat, the DJI has not been leading the recent rally stateside.

Apple make approx 68 Billion USD in profit.

That profitability would encompass a good chunk of the UKX, particularly if you were working
from the smallest UKX stock upwards.

At the other end of the FTSE 100, Add the profitablity of Unilever, Astra, GSK, BATS together and you would get to about a third of the annual Apple profit.

Spev, anyone making a SP call, giving various numbers is just guessing, nothing more.

That includes the upside as well.

As I've been doing this for 30 years the answer is yes.

And as NEX rose by 110% in a little over a week I late March,
you don't require a long memory.

...buying in large chunks...hopefully you will still be posting in a few weeks. Good fortune.

Chris, that does not look the case here,

Click on the Director Deals tab at the top of the page, gives you an idea.

guitar, would you not expect directors to be buying a few down here ?.

Given that it's such a 'bargain' and all

at lesdt when it comes to position size!. )

it's virtually a new set of usernames each week that post here
(With a core of regulars).

What that tells me is many PI's may be buying in larger quantities than they should
and selling out when they can't take the pain any longer.

Not good to see. (Smaller is sometimes better).

So you called a stock price direction correctly, my cat Gump can do that
if he takes enough guesses.

Unless you are making money on a call it means nothing.

would not go amiss.

It's very difficult and probably unproductive attempting to rationalise NEX daily
movement- this is a stock that went up by over 110% in just 8 days in late March.

You can report posts, LSE will usually take action on spamming,
hoerver I don't think that's what he/she is doing.

FI may be deeply underwater on his Lloyds holding,

perhaps posting here makes him feel a bit better.

That being said, usually good to read different views.

He has as much right to post here as anyone else, it's a free site to be fair.

OK, point taken.

I usually confine my posts to NEX, however agree this is the NEX bb
so will only mention NEX here.

I thought mid 20's a reasonable level to expect Lloyds to trade at.

Where it goes from here, I could not even guessestimate.

Depends how ugly the UKX price action gets, or otherwise. Good fortune with your holding.