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What boot I got my buy in at 68.75…….like I said it would get to 68.5-69

It defo is the time to fill your boots - I would so far as the gap between 4-4.5p will be filled and if we break above 3.5p we could actually get to 6/7p. Each to their own I guess - I added this morning

Im flattered you started a new thread. Well I have called it pretty accurately last few days - all date and time stamped below. I said there was a gap at 71.4p it filled and it broke below that. Now looking at seeing if we get to 68.5-69p and then that’s the gap filled in my book. Like I said I can be wrong, if an RNS drops stating contract win then a gap up higher, if we get confirmation of holdings increased this goes up too - I am just looking at the numbers and a the movements. Not a great thing when news like Tennet comes along. Just for the record I hold and add, but I take some off the table if the opportunity comes along - just my way of keeping funds liquid

70.5p now……so getting there

It’s funny how some were mocking what I was writing over the last few days - they have gone a little quiet. 70p buy@JCL doesn’t seem a bad call we will see - bounce from here or 68.5/69p gap gets filled

Looking like we are seeing a bounce back from here

We are at 71.4p

So now looking to see if the 71.4p support holds

Expecting an update next week re: FDA and I feel as we consolidate around the 3p mark we could well see a flurry of buys leading into the long bank holiday weekend.

So as the price is sitting below the closing price from yesterday then the next move should be lower - technically speaking. This can move so quickly though......but my view @8:36

UTs are an accounting process and not reflective of a buy or sell - its matched trade........this text describes the process precisely:
An uncrossing trade will occur at the end of an auction’s call period if there is a match between the prices of both the bid side of the market and the ask side. It is the closing price for the auction on the LSE.

For example, if there is a price where both the seller and buyer can be satisfied, then the auction will disclose an indicative uncrossing price.

The indicative uncrossing price shows the price where the auction will uncross if there are no further orders or modifications to existing orders on the order book.

Rejoing the FTSE 250 is big, as more funds will be default be investing. Like you I think that that mid 80’s level is pivotal, so I’ll keep my eyes peeled.

Read my last post from the previous thread - we stayed above the closing price from yesterday so price action would look to be to the the upside

Following on from my previous thread thought it be good to start a new one. There certainly appears to a significant buyer of the stock……one might think that we have a new cornerstone investor, or someone would like to take PFC private? These are only theories, but not out the realms of possibility. Apollo Global management tabled I think 4 proposals for our peer Wood Group and it seems that a £1.7 billion deal will close out. Just makes you wonder if someone could be quietly entertaining the idea for Petrofrac.

Could be famous last words, but it appears we have held above yesterday’s closing price and the storm has been weathered - uptrend still in play

Let’s see if 73.05p holds……if not then 71.4/6 then we are looking at 68.5/69

They appear to want to create a sudden dip in the price, but the trend chartists use is still intact (bullish) as I type this. Everyone can see the short sells of 1111 and 2222

This is automated trading 101 this morning - lets see where support is

The 1111 trades are shorters

Now that overhang was just cleared - 300K buy filled