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Nice bounce, but hitting earlier support area which should (temporarily at least) act as resistance. Re-opening short.

How do you know?

There's room for a bounce here....just closed my short. Long term the high valuation will keep a lid on things.

I hope you're very young.

Actually, 20 and 50 day moving averages are turning down. This could signal a change in the primary trend from up to....the other direction!

RR itself keeps a monthly-adjusted roster of analyst consensus (inc highest. median and lowest) on a range of numbers including EPS.

https://www.rolls-royce.com/investors/analyst-consensus.aspx . AT current price, on FY27 consensus eps, the stock is trading at 29X EPS.

I'm here because I've been in since the rights issue and sold around £11. Been short since £11.50 ish so I'm still interested in the stock.

No, the share price is not cheap, it's just lower. Rolls is still overvalued.

Should get a good bounce off the 200 day moving average, currently around 940

People who think share buybacks depress share prices shouldn't be investing in shares.

....or, without the support of share buy backs the share price will be allowed to settle at a lower level!

At the end of every big bull run, there is an initial decline followed by a period of distribution - then comes the decline. IMO the decline has only just started. Next firm support comes at the 200 day moving average.

We are entering dangerous territory now. A close below 1080 could open the floodgates.

Do razors point?

Buffet would shy away from the valuation. It's too expensive for his approach

Maybe RR prospects are all in the price, and people are realising that any SMR revenue is years away.....

This has been true for some time, but the recent actions of the AI/tech stocks have been alarming. IF this is the start of the long-heralded crash, then we might have to wait for good support for RR at the 200 day moving average.

...is all about Trump's announcement on nuclear energy. Look at the US nuclear stocks.

I know you're keen on grammar - no need for the apostrophe in "its" when used to indicate possession.

Actually, "your" as in "your house" is an adjective, not a noun. Also, verbs don't decline, they conjugate.

Your grammar level is sub-GCSE!