Not me mate. Although I'm a trader I don't 'trade' SAV. For me, this is an investment. The $USD strength today as a result of the EUR plummeting post Draghi's comments would have had a negative effect on all commodities (as nearly all are priced in USD). The wider commodities sector is pulling back after a good run, so I would expect most oil/mining shares to suffer if the wider sector is falling and the USD continues rising. The good thing for us is that Fed rate hikes are inflationary. Rate hikes are price increases in the cost of money, ergo, inflationary- yet many thing rate hikes increase the 'price' of the USD. In fact, it does the opposite. If the Feds continue on the hiking path, then the recent USD rally is nothing more than a 'bear flag' and in the long run it will continue to weaken, which is bullish for commodities which always rise at the end of the business cycle (and peak once we are IN recession!)
Assuming that you have £40K of PAYE earnings in year in order to do this! You could look at funding an EIS to claim back CGT relief and income tax relief at 30%. Speak to your IFA. You could also conduct an inter spousal transfer of some of the share in order to use your wife's (Assuming you are wedded) CGT allowance of £11,700 FY 18/19 ;-)
Today’s technical picture finished with a bearish dark cloud cover candle. If the low of today is breached I would expect sellers and MMs to move Sav back to the breakout level of this move. I would not be surprised to see 8p and a few weeks of accumulation and ranging. The MMs will keep the institutional money happy averaging them in at lower prices. For long term holders this is just another pain period / tree shake to endure en route to 100p.
Some of us have been here in this share for a VERY long time - who remembers pre SAV days in AME.LSE??? http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/new-and-recent-issues/new-recent-issue-details.html?issueId=8567
quoted 11.1p to buy now. Nice 75% RoI but HODL for me. My sell price would be 50% out at �1.00 per share - ride the rest. Just look at GSK et al!
'Tested' a 150K shares sell this morning and AJ Bell came back with 'no online quote currently available'!!
Day 4 of a possible 13+ (Demark Sell Countdown) further daily rises after the Demark 9 count on 24 May. The low point and Demark Buy 9 count was very telling back on 23rd April. Long term holder (since African Minerals day, the precursor to SAV). I will sell when we get to �200-300m market cap range (where DA took previous firms on ASX).
Just saying! After that 9 print, SAV was primed lower. Tech analysis leaves the trace of ALL the market actors active in that share for all to see....you just need to know how to read the runes! ;-)
I know Nic Duke well -we were schooled under the same tutor some years back!! Demark and technical work BETTER on AIM as they show investor emotions and phycology in action. They actually chart better than many bigger, more manipulated names traded off exchange!
Just bought into this today based on a Demark Sequential 9 Buy Set-up and bullish flip (producing a no 1 bar in opposing direction). Buy above 1.80 with an initial target of 2.94 (the high of the first bar of the TD Setup, ie No1 bar of the buy set-up) based off the weekly chart. The daily chart also has an active TD Countdown 13 printed. Good luck holders; technicals now line up with the fundamental picture.
Annual limit is �20K but entirely possible to have built up a fund of >�1M in an ISA now.
Nope which is good. The 9 stands until we get a 1 in the opposite direction (that is a bearisdh flip with a low that is lower than the low 4 bars' previous!) We should go on to at least another 13 bars now (not sequential, but with a close that is higher than the close 2 bars' previous) before we need to consider selling, OR the 9 setup is violated. Demark works; that is why many buy side firms (hedge funds et al) are using it ;-)
I would argue that, for those who know how to properly analyse a chart, then history and all of the actions of those actors within a given market give great indications as to the future. All the accumulation and distribution by the big players is there to see, as is any insider buying and selling. They all leave their traces on the chart. DeMark sequential is an excellent aid to timing a fundamental analysis based trade. Even Gundlach of Bond market fame said this week that 70% of his edge(and billions) came from technicals and only 30% from fundamental analysis ;-)
Not doomed - just expecting a fall back in price before a better buying opportunity, again, only if we close below the low of today.
The Demark buy signal that caused me to double my holding has today printed a 9 bar sell set-up. It could then go on to a countdown of a further 13 bars before a completed sell setup, or it could sell off below today's low of 8.10p and target 6.5p before buyers step back in. The wider FTSE 100 holds the key too. If the market sells off (which it should after a Demark 13 completed countdown) then all boats sink with it. Sell if we close below 8.10 AND get a new DM 1 bar in the opposite direction.
Agree - I've been in this share since it's first days in AIM as African Minerals or something like that!!
But there are always market actors who know and deal ahead of the news. Their trace is left on the charts too. Plus MMs will drive prices into zones where they know stops will be triggered for their benefit!
And who says Tech Analysis doesn't work. DeMark Sequential is about as good as it gets. The trace of all market actors are left on the charts for all to see.
Agree, but the signal is now stronger as we have not closed above 5.56p yet. The buy is still valid on daily close above that level. ;-)
Weekly DeMark 9 buy set-up combined with Daily DeMark Countdown 13 print and 9 print. Very strong buy signal with target 1 price of 5.7p then 6.48p