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This is Spooky. Why has the share price risen by only 4 pence, when there was so much buying and no sells! Either the shares will fly tomorrow, in which case we could have missed the boat, or something else is going on! ie a major shareholder sold out and has not notified his sale - surely he is obliged to! My opinion - Shares could fly tomorrow. People cleverer than me will probably have mortgaged their house on this, but - OK - a bonus if they do fly, else you live and learn. Risky business to try to get on a bandwagon.

Look at the trades! But no price change must start moving soon.

I congratulate you on your sound investing strategy, but just as a matter of interest, could you calculate if you would have been better off if you had simply bought and held. To me it looks like the price has been going Northwards relentlessly. No need for details (as no doubt, we will all become jealous), just Yes/No will do. If you have made loads of money remember this. My mistake during the Dot Com boom was not to sell, cos I hated having to pay loads of CGT. Some time ago I heard you need not pay CGT if you reinvested the shares you sold, thereby making no gain. In any event you are only you are only delaying the bill. I also thought of setting up an Investment Company as another way of avoiding taxes (not evading), but at the moment I don't have to worry about CGT. Do you have a strategy regarding CGT? About 2 years ago I sold all my Peps and Isas and got back into shares, and have made about 30%. A bit better than 3% or whatever they were producing! Good luck with your investments, and as I said when Construction Coys double in price mebbe an exit strategy is then needed.

A dangerous idea is to think you have missed the boat. Only half the housing is being built compared to what is needed so if you double the houses being built you double the profit and the share price. When bdev reaches £1200 it is time to look elsewhere. The per is about 11 and peg 0.6. You cannot find numbers this good for high growth companies. This applies to all the big construction companies so I suggest dip your toe in and add more as the price rises.

I think the Chartist system could work for a Day Trader dealing with steady companies - like Toilet roll producers. To use this system for Arm is of no relevance, other than for day trading. The movement of share price is based on results and new deals ... ultimately sentiment. The fact that Arm may have lost the server market doesn't really matter, other than the share price may have reflected the view that they could move in there (maybe they still can!). The fact that IoT is going to take over the world is far more significant, Arm is a leading force there. My system shows a Per of 35.3 and a Peg of 1.7, but it is not working very well at the moment! If it is correct these are both encouragingly low. So I recommend Buy, but Dyor. Nice to see some History there. My personal opinion is Arm are worth £16 now, and when Construction Coys double in price I shall think of selling. Live long and prosper - I wish you all the best if you are invested in Arm and Construction.

http://www.sage.com/investors/press-releases/2014/12/03/the-sage-group-plc-audited-results-for-the-year-ended-30-september-2014 Price 10/10 350 Price 24/11 397 - Strong Sell Price 03/12 426 Historically the price rises from now until End Feb