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who are already bullish regardiong SFE have released a research note upping their 2014 and 2015 targets, and are really pleased with the progress to date (and the divi - which was higher than they thought it'd be)

has no impact. then a 6k sell brings the share price down 4p shortly after. MMs are still playing games here. It's rising against the ride this share

this is more like it...

made up of 360k + 90K Financial value is another £819k. Over £2.5 million has been bought today yet the share price isn't moving - I wonder if it's being held deliberately to fill an order now. Once the order is filled this will fly upwards!

No I signed up to iii awhile ago (for free), and I receive "Daily trade Ideas" every day with 3 that are looking bullish and 3 that are looking bearish TA-wise. That's where I get it from mate :)

That's worth another £500,500! (at 182p)

Are you being sarcastic?

this morning! Holy hell that's a lot NB - that's the monetary value of two 371,000 buys and a 24,000 buy!

so why isn't this rising?

Solid results I guess and the underlying 58% growth in PBT is a truer reflection of the profit made. But the fact the official PBT is flat due to listing costs and a history tax settlement is undeniably disappointing. On the other hand this is a solid, profit-making, dividend-paying (3%) company who are benefitting from the domestic recovery and I personally don't have a stock in my portfolio like it so I'm likely to hold and buy on the dips. The 2014 HY and FY results should be fantastic!

http://www.shareprophets.advfn.com/views/4711/motivcom-after-strong-results-follow-mark-slater-buy

http://www.trustnet.com/News/498502/isa-special-hargreave-hales-dividend-paying-aim-picks/3/1/

How uncultured of me not to realise you're named after a painter, not a restaurant haha! (And yes it is a good restaurant thanks) Have you got a link for that forecast, mate? I'd like to have a read. And, in fact, what is the current EPS? Anyone bothered to work it out yet?

https://site.recognia.com/iii_news/serve.shtml?page=event&name=stocks&eid=UKvvHyAAdUbQAegABAACAAAD6CRg&symbol=MWE&exchange=LONDON&lang=en&eml=danielpirozzolo%40hotmail.com&gaid=NL2318099243 Says there's a decent chance of MWE trading at 18-19 pence within 4 weeks

Out of interest, is your LSE name named after this lovely italian restaurant? https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=caravaggio+restaurant+leadenhall&oq=caravaggio+res&aqs=chrome.3.69i57j0l5.4711j0j7&sourceid=chrome&espv=210&es_sm=93&ie=UTF-8

Trevally, Hello hello - I didn't realise you had bought in here also, my fellow SyQic-er. That doesn't quite roll off the tongue haha! (you still invested there btw, mate?) I really liked the look of LPA for a while but, when I dug a little deeper, I decided that the one-off Tudor Rose sell off made it look cheaper than it really is and chose not to invest there in the end. But it remains on the watch list... As for SFE - it is looking very cheap. I'm expecting over 60% rise in Profit before Tax to bring the EV / EBIT ratio below 10, which is superb for a growth stock. And yes this is a fundamentally sound but slightly dull share, and yes these sorts of shares often do very well all in all because they're not exciting enough for PIs and usually too small for the city to give them the attention they deserve! They're perfect :D

SYQ has fallen a lot on tiny volume today and it's nothing less than frustrating tbh. We're worth so much more than this!

and I managed to sneak in a buy at 177p in the end so I'm pleased to have got in there before the weekend :) It's also only slight more than where I was trying to buy at the other day too so I'm pleased :D

George - I know it looks awful but let me explain. CSN has been on the watchlist for a while. They released the FY results this morning and they were surprisingly brilliant and confirmed next to no annuities exposure. I bought within 10 minutes of reading through the report and was surprised to buy at 298 I then realise the reason for the fall - it was because the FCA announced that they had launched an investigation into life insurance policies and "zombie accounts." I didn't properly register it because I didn't have the time to. Instead I did more fundamental analysis and felt increasingly bullish, especially as the share price seemed to be rebounding. This lunch time I decided to properly look into the FCA thing and work out whether it'd effect CSN and concluded it would. I figured it could rise nonetheless because it is so undervalued. It became evident that the FCA investigation & its effect on Chesnera was what was stopping the share from rebounding. I ended up concluding that, whilst the FCA investigation went on the upside was hugely diminished but there was still upside. Considering that SFE is another stock I really like and their results are out on Monday, I decided to shift my money there at a slight loss (due to commission costs) because SFE looks like it has more chance of rising in the immediate term. I haven't ruled out re-investing in CSN but this investigation is clearly haven't a huge effect. CSN are bloody unlucky about the timing because if the investigation announcement came on Monday we'd be trading at 360p + I reckon right now but there you go. I'll continue watching this share but I know the market hates uncertainty so I may wait until the FCA investigation is closed. We'll have to wait and see.

and I think CSN isn't going to move any time fast and I've already got enough undervalued slow burners in my portfolio so I've decided to move my money into something more likely to move upwards soon but I plan on re-investing here in the future. To release such stonkingly good results the same day as the FCA announces their investigation into life insurers is very unlucky. Had that not happened we'd be firmly up but there you go. These things happen. Unfortunately, whilst the annuities change doesn't affect CSN at all, the FCA investigation does because 88% of Chesnera's profits are from the UK and a large chunk of that is from closed life insurance book. Good luck to all here and sincere apologies for my departure.