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350.90p +15.90 (+4.75%) Bovis positive update today has help the sector move forward at the share prices and the FTSE being well up also

Can you believe it? MMs done it again, after being almost all day up, for the last 5 minutes, they put plenty of orders on the offer side to mke it weaker, and slowly lost all the gain and finished 2.70p down intraday chart http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=staticchart&s=L%5ECRST&p=0&t=8

Ameriprise Financial has gone over 11% on the RNS 27,961,574 11.021%

343.20p +5.50p +1.72% After a few days of losing ground due mainly to weakness of the £ and negative press, today after opening slightly lower 331p - 6.50p ( other on the sector were lower by 4 and 5% ) we are now the only stock on the builders on positive territory while the rest are well down yet.

CFEP is at bid 0.18p for one reason only to collect stock for a buyer at 019p yesterday there was enough sellers to collect 5M, today there was enough sellers to collect 10M for the buyer

May I correct that There was delayed trade of 5 million @ 0.19p worth £9,500 that was the reason for the MM rising to 0.18p to get stock for the buyer

re - 400p It did reached there with an "AT" 400p, but a soon that trade was done, all the way down to 395p, let see now the UT price as a closing price

Moving well ahead, and has been making inroad at the rate of 10p every 2 hours, so at this rate w'll be short of 400p naturally but looks like is moving faster than earlier ( yes the ladder is more incline ) Lets see what the fun will be as is only 7 minutes to go and only 3p short of the 400p

373.80p +17.80p (+5.00%) breaking above 370p, best performing builder today order book, double the DEPTH on the bid side

Is spiking again after yesterday's profit taking up 12p at the moment as the order book got very strong on the bid side

once again is slowly rising, once on the offer side, just now on the bid side, after a good size buy, MMs it seem are now short of stock and on any good size buy are ticking up their prices

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slowly but surely in going up day by day now

Close at best of the day, good enough being the first day of bounce, and only went over to the plus side after 2pm UT @ 364.30p with a large trade 445K 16:35:14 364.30 445,370 UT

Since the drop from 600p the shares are well undervalued by the under 6 PE but also in the charting front, as all Indicators are at oversold, despite the rise today http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/kaavio.Webhost/charts/big.chart?nosettings=1&symb=UK%3aCRST&uf=8&type=4&size=2&sid=11915335&style=320&freq=1&entitlementtoken=0c33378313484ba9b46b8e24ded87dd6&time=5&rand=298322670&compidx=aaaaa%3a0&ma=0&maval=9&lf=4&lf2=2&lf3=32&height=553&width=579&mocktick=1

about time after the recent buys

We are there now +3.20p as the order book is very strong on the bid side DEPTH double the amount trades on the bid side

The ladder of the Intraday chart ( higher highs and higher lows ) since 10am is pointing to eventually the share price will be on positive territory http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=staticchart&s=L%5ECRST&width=475&height=330&p=0&t=1&cb=

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By the look of the order book this time could spike and be on the up by lunch time instead of being down during the morning Order book DEPTH is double on the bid side still very volatile note - I bought earlier on the deep