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It did a breakout movement intraday thankfully, reducing the potential of 8.65p bottom. It is now on a path with near term potential showing as 12.85p and would require to move below 9.25 Friday to cancel it.

Todays movements look like a housekeeping exersize to close the gap I've been moaning about to anyone who'd listen. The fact the price was moved down at the very open suggests a pretty decisive movement. There remains another gap further down at 223 but I rather think todays movement will be 'job done'. Upper targets remain intact and movement above 277 Friday should provoke a rise toward 288.5

No idea about what the distinction is between pours. However, I did chart this tonight and show; The high of the day today , whilst exceeding 3.04 has unfortunately confirmed a problem at the 2011 downtrend line. The better news is if the price even twitches above 3.29 tomorrow, it's going into breakout territory solidly with initial target 4.2p short term. Is it going to happen? I suspect not without the benefit of an RNS. Usual behaviour at this point is for a gentle walkdown to commence over the next 4 to 6 trading sessions.

1.23 is projected bounce level. Early signals of such occuring will be the price moving above 0.7 intraday. On the gloomy side, there is now the risk of the price getting 'stuck' in a short term untradable channel between 0.6 and 0.68 should it fail to move up even slightly today (Wed).

Short term target 119.9. I should also mention the secondary target (requires +ve RNS) of 225 though 268 shows as being possible intraday should that happen! Sometimes charts are nuts... On XEL, this is due to the rate of decline from the start of 2011. If the 225 thing happens AND it occurs AFTER April 2012, then this share has the potential to go up seriously with the next target at 404.

Spike target .365. It almost MUST bounce Tues/Wed as the risk of it CLOSING below 0.2 would suggest abandoning ship due to the share becoming unchartable.

I do intend to buy at target as I've had an order emplaced for some time. Another which is also closing is POL where I show 2.58 as a viable entry point. (Though if it goes wrong, 1.6 becons which sucks!)

TCG broke below 16p the other day which was a bad signal. Assuming the market remains vile, I assume they will walk it down now toward the gap at 11p.

I do this commercially and thought you will prob be interested in our end week analysis on TCG Do remember that NOTHING moves in a straight line tho' "They closed the trading gap from Friday morning intraday though a gap remains at 11p which can now probably be disregarded unless the stock market radically changes direction. There is sufficient strength now for the next spike to carry the price toward 25.55 which, given their banking agreement announcement making it to item two on the news, will probably be below the opening price on Monday. The price acceleration table shows the following. If a level is exceeded, the next one becomes target. 25.5 -> 31.4 -> 39.7 -> 44.8 ->53.1"

Because when it went below 44p, it went off the charts! However, I notice it was gapped up this morning, establishing an immediate trading range from 11.8 to around 20p

Been doing daily analysis with charts on the banks showing some worst case scenario's. Charts and commentary are at this link http://www.myprophecy.co.uk/commentary.html

Looks like VGM should find a bounce point around 57.2. Was asked to look at them today and it's been a pretty dreadful year. The movement on Oct 4 was not close enough to absolute bottom to convince me it was there.

Now showing 6.2 target on this lot as it appears to have finally broken the downtrend. 7.4 long term target.

Ok, I am impressed and one which I am sure people will value. Whilst as a charty numpty, I use ADVFN's hideously expensive offerings, I do wish you well with this initiative and hope it works out - without the live L2 stream screwing up the boards. <grin>

"CAZA - Target around 20p but suspect it will suffer a stutter at 15p" From Thursday nights roundup. To me, a stutter hits the level then falls back two or three times providing BUY BACK points. Whilst it has only been a single trading day since writing the above, the logic seems to have worked.

Looks like you are perhaps correct. It hit a potential bounce point on 4 Oct and is moving up. I bailed JLP at 28p and was ridiculed for doing so... Ho hum. Best I can see short term is 15.9 unless they reverse the walkdown in which case it could spike quite nicely.

5225 was noticably absent from the charts yesterday and I've some doubts we shall see it today though it would be nice! It seems for the last two days there's been a concerted effort to stop the FTSE falling off a cliff. It was noted that when all three trigger levels I'd been watched were breached, there were immediate sharp drops then forced recovery above each trigger level. Outlook currently for FTSE is +5225 - a sigh of relief Or under 5122 - find a cave...

Fundamentals & techs (IMO) are a waste of time. The ruling trend is the FTSE and it is stifling the entire AIM market. Regardless of how an AIM is doing, the algorithm's which drive the FTSE are being applied to the AIM as a whole. The unfortunate effect of this is issuing an RNS gives MM's the excuse to move a share vividly in a direction which ensures AIM conforms to FTSE moves. You probably read my blog nonsense, pointing out the August shambles was mirrored almost exactly by the AIM. There is no logical way that should or could have happened unless the two markets are being driven by one formula.

If CHAR will just go a tad above 147, 227 is on the cards.

Was quite puzzled by what happened with Barclays on Friday, so started to study the minute by minute moves. Appears to be a complete stitch up. I've written it up fully at my weekly blog thing. http://www.myprophecy.co.uk/tw3.html