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Seems the money is flowing into the blue chips (as a hedge to ECB driven inflation). Good money being made on RBS where 200p and more recently 220p were obvious retrace buys. This stock doesn't need an up day to do well though.
I'm hoping this is all within range of a retrace. Weekly chart shows steps up since beginning of the year - end Feb/beg Mar 5p to 9p, retrace to 6p...June 7p to 11p, retrace to 10p...July action was 11p to almost 18p but current retrace to UNDER 11p gives me concern and threatens the trend. An 11p close for day and week would be reassuring. Def looks cheap at this level and volume indicators have been positive.
and about time
when you're dancing on the ceiling... but can this break thru 30p?
repelled on 2nd attempt at 30p
BEG on the rise
more awesome performance from BEG
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I am pruning the portfolio and I think BEG will get the snip.
Repeating what I said the other day, I feel quite happy about SEA focusing on the marine contractor business, especially if they have an edge for installation and servicing of renewable energy assets. These types of companies earn better or at least more consistent returns than the R&D type stuff SEA has been doing and wind is getting a bit crowded. I recall making a handsome profit when Hallin Marine was taken over by Superior. See also Subsea7 for a company that does well year after year on offshore contracts.
SEA say they are focusing more on being an installation and servicing specialist. This would mean that they are well-placed to do very profitable work on offshore renewbale energy assets, be they wind, wave or tidal. I agree with you that 40p ish is a good opportunity and have bought more of 'em this morning.
74p would be hot
I've had some money tied up in here for a couple of years, maybe three but I don't have structured thoughts on where it is going. It seemed that shareholders in LCG had somehow missed all of the growth associated with the CFD and spreadbetting market sector. I remember LCG and IGG shares being valued at 250p each but the two companies went in opposite directions since then with IGG doubling and LCG halving (twice). I need 175p to break-even and I hope that we will see 250p again. I know I'll probably be tempted to sell if I get a chance at 200p.
Fun comments since Friday. I hope that this is the start of some better times for holders of LCG.
"the Board intends to review the options for the Company, including the appropriateness of maintaining an AIM listing, and the possible use of the Company’s surplus capital to provide some liquidity to shareholders." If shareholders want liquidity, they should sell while they still can.
for RAB - I'm out