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Good news first. 11.12 or 8.47. Both are showing as viable targets now. BUT, they are based on the fact that on Oct 25th, it broke its 5 year downtrend, tested the breakout 3 days later and has spiked nicely. The nasty movement on Nov 18th looks like it was an MM tripwire for stops. If it closes in the range 5.5 to 6.3 within the next week, the suggestion is that the 8.47 target is going to be correct. Any movement over 7.14 would suggest 11.12p as a viable target. Finally, I've run a chart from Oct 25th to current rather than looking at the big picture. As it has now broken its downtrend, a certain logic suggests previous trends should be ignored. That being the case, trades above 7.25 in the next couple of days promises substantial movement. And trades below 6.21 will suggest the upward trend is over for now. I'd be inclinded toward it going up, quite substantially and quite quickly. Interesting exersize - a 5 year window which I finally zoomed in to be a 15 minutes window. Thanks - I was going to make my 'Throwaway Pheasant' special for my birthday but my wife insisted on steak as she's getting fed up with me cooking meals which get binned as unedible. Pomegranite DOES go with smoked salmon, as does herring. <grin>

Like MIO, this one was flagged on Friday as having significant chance of substantial movement within the next week or so. I've closed my software and cannot recall the suggested trading parameters.

As usual, no idea who this lot are. However, if it sees a close above 4.34 in the coming days, a pretty swift movement toward 6.9 is suggested as possible.

Trades over 10p on this lost will suggest the start of a breakout. Initial target 14p though it could go quite a bit higher. Worth watching. Anything below 9p will be very bad though. I notice RED has almost broken cover. Software is giving no clues for Fridays trade. 5781 in the first hour will suggest an UP day. And below 5760 will suggest a down day. Now a bit worried about the market as ideally, we'd have seen 5600 today. Instead, we're now in a dangerous area where a series of wee ups and downs between now and the end of the month will ensure a H&S pattern is completed which gives a logical bottom of around 5400 on the FTSE. If the FTSE goes above 5800 in the next couple of days, that risk will vanish. I notice SGZ is getting series of small steady buys yet the price has not budged. I also notice no-one else is posting on Premium.

RGT was flagged up tonight as having had some movements of interest recently. I've charted it and there does appear to have been a treeshake a week ago, prior to the price peaking up to its long term downtrend. Assuming they are not about to go bust, any trades above 1.7 or so will carry the suggestion of a strong (multi bagger) upward move exceedingly quickly. And if closes below 1.15 in the next few days, forget it. I don't know if it is getting ramped in Regular chat or elsewhere but something is definately brewing. I'm going to keep an eye on it for the next 3 days or so. I notice PYC has now broken above the trend, so suspect it's going to continue with some upward movement for a while. DES successfully did the movement I'd been expecting yesterday, so I see little impediment to it recovering. NTOG is flopping around but remaining up(ish) and AST is just a puzzle. AFE also continues to avoid the 7p breakout point. As for the market itself, software says Thursday is Flat to Low Downward. If we see the FTSE above 5700 in the first hour, that prediction will be wrong. 4 of the major miners are due a bit of a retrace apparently as is 1 of the major bankers. Logically, the FTSE needs to test 5600 pretty soon 'cos if it doesn't, there is a chance of it producing a perfect head and shoulders with 5400 (or so) as the logical bottom. I notice RED moved today in a completely fake fashion, given all they did was mess around with the spread. And as for VIY, I do wish they'd learn to write RNS's in such a way that there was a hint that todays was actually quite good news.

Barc and RBS have completed their logical bottoms but Lloyds still has that 63.5 to fulfill. It appears I should pay more attention to my software when it suggests 'Doomed' days, especially when viewed in conjunction with charts suggesting similar within the near future. Yesterday was quite grim. It would be fullish to suggest Tuesday was just a blip as the upcycle was conclusively smacked in the teeth and we're currently in a flat to low downcycle with a bottom target on the FTSE of around 5600 before the downs reverse. If it were to do that today, the FTSE would need to close above 5734 and I doubt that is going to happen. Thanks for the 'happy birthday' Private Messages btw.

Really struggling to find a funny tagline. Today, I am 53 and next April, will be a grandfather, so officially miserable... and old. Had a really surreal conversation about a family member this afternoon. Apparently she had her head flushed down a toilet, someone then covered it in a sack and hit her with a baseball bat, and eventually she was decapitated. She was excited about getting a part with a new drama production which should be long running. So, a few quid richer, she's back to her day job as they killed her character in the first episode. And this lot are just like that. Picked up in my end of day run as a complete breakout, if they drop to 60.1p in the next couple of days, I will feel safe buying in. But if they don't, there is a risk of being trapped due to the upward gap which will almost certainly be filled within the next 2 to 90 days, so I am not intending to be caught by the fervour of the current RNS. As for the market itself, 36% of the market had 'Sell Alerts' tonight which is a bit of a puzzle because intraday movements today suggest (still) a run in the near future up to 5930 on the FTSE before significant retrace. But software suggests Tuesday is 'Doomed. A big down day' I have noticed a few times that when my software says this, it can simply mean volatility but it is screaming that the banks and major miners are going to have a really poor day this Wednesday. Guess we'll need to wait and see whether the charts are right or the formula. In case anyone is curious (okay, I was) in a TV production when someone is getting flushed down a toilet, several things happen. Firstly, a quick visit to B&Q to purchase a brand new lavatory and cystern. Secondly, a quick visit to Tesco to purchase A LOT of Perrier water - apparently the flushing agent of choice. Thirdly, an absurd amount of time in makeup getting everything just right prior to the dunking. Fourth, an absurd amount of time in makeup getting everything just right for the view after the dunking. So the moral is, buying SBT without it touching 60p runs the risk of it being like getting your head flushed down a toilet. (I think I just managed the most tenacious link possible... But is was a strange story!)

Oh, feel free to copy and post my comment in regular chat.

I decided to glance at SOLG's chart from a nerdy viewpoint and notice a remarkable similarity between it and PXS in the period September 2009 thro' November 2009. If it follows the pattern, there is a 'chance' it may double at best pretty soon before entering a long term period of relaxation for quite a protracted period. I would emphasise that I do not know the company nor have read what is posted in regular chat regarding them. All I am doing is pointing out the similarity in price trends between two completely unrelated shares, one of which was ramped mercilessly by some folk in the bad old days.

Checked around the other chat systems and notice RED has started to gain momentum in discussions. Seems like something may be brewing. Generally, I give this sort of signal 3 days to develop but I've spent the morning bouncing emails back and forth with some chums and we're all in agreement that it is primed to go up. Whether it does remains conjecture. Moosh - I'd value your take on it?

RED's share price is doing something interesting. If there is an intraday drop down to around 0.6 within this month, I shall buy a couple as I shall not be surprised to see it spike to 2p. Equally, if it closes above 1p without a downward spike, I shall get involved. Software has flagged up some volumes and movements over the last couple of weeks and the short term potentials are quite attractive for movement soon. And anything below 0.5p would suggest a dreadful error <grin> As for the market, if UKX does above 5808 in the first hour Monday, we stand to witness a couple of days of very strong upward movement. The caveat is software suggests Monday being flat to low downward on Monday and I suspect it may be quite wrong.

Sorry for the delay in replying. I have asked some friends for an opinion and shall come back to you. Anyone interested, TW. was mentioned (finally) in my end of day picks tonight, so the next three days should point direction pretty firmly. I am refraining from getting excited as charts suggest 26.7 is the breakout point but only leads to around 36p. The stock market has weakly broken its down since Nov 9 but I am not convinced,

As usual, I have not delved into regular chat to find anything out about this lot. But OHM have the makings of an interesting chart. Software picked them as having broken their long term downtrend and having had valid volume and price movements since but no breakout. Initial target given is 12.75p, so maybe worth keeping a very close eye on. Its 5 year chart identifies them as ripe for ramping, so probably worth checking if it is being ramped in any boards. As for the market itself, got out of NTOG yesterday at target price (smug grin), continue to hold HAWK despite the series of rises as my target is still in the 20's, and I 'know' DES is going to have to continue down by another 10p or so before a stable rise to the 150 range. I did notice PCL had exactly the wrong sort of movement today... Perhaps a post rise shakeup, so I shall keep an eye on 'em. LLOY and BARC continue to flounder a wee bit as neither will rise with any substance until they relax to targets (64 and 279) BP - in my opinion though this one is a political share - will not rise with stability until it tests 406. As for the market itself, obviously it's doomed though software claims Thursday is an UP day with a bit of strength from the miners and the banks. A really bad number for the FTSE to breach in early trading is 5808 whereas 5825 in the first hour would suggest yet, an up day. And if the DOW sees 11340 in early trades, it will not be a pleasant end of day for the FTSE or later, the DOW. Today was quite good for me insofar I was deafened by the round of applause in Premium <yeah right> for having called the market correctly every day this week. That's why I'm posting the early trade parameters for tomorrow as I'd really not expect to call it right for a fourth day. What really concerns me about the FTSE today was it broke a fairly important support line at 14:50, then spent the rest of the afternoon flopping around. Riddler - I know you read this rubbish. I looked at VGM today using a consolidated chart. I would guess you will want to see 254 within the next few weeks or to my eye, it could get dangerous.

This thing is flagged up as having had price and volume movements over the last month which indicate a rise is coming. I am unable to give any potentials but will say that if trades go through below 0.244, it is most emphatically not rising. Anything above 0.328 would suggest that it is going to spike UP. As for the market itself, software suggests a morning in bed tomorrow with the major miners giving back todays gains and two of the major bankers getting a bit of a skelping <grin> Did anyone else take some YELL at 12.1p? I decided what the heck, go for it. The price was gapped down from 16p and Yell usually takes between 2 and 6 days to close gap downs. Except the one from a year ago which still irks me. Another stock flagged up was AFE and from glancing at its chart, it is poised to breakout. If anything happens above 7p in the next day or so, I would expect quite an interesting rise, most of which may even stick.

This lot were mentioned today in my end of day data and I've looked at its chart. There are a few indicators which suggest it has perhaps finished sliding off the mountain and is getting ready to climb to an initial target of 23p. If it moves close to 14p in the next few days, that upward acceleration will increase. Anything below 10.25 would suggest the converse. Also mentioned as being interesting was EMED. I looked at its chart and moved on swiftly. PCL is also hovering on the edge of upward breakout or going pop. As for the market, today was odd even by recent standards of oddness. At one point I found myself shorting the FTSE at the same time as going long on the DOW. That NEVER happens yet both trades ended in small profits. Software suggests tomorrow - Tuesday - as being an up day with strength coming from the mining sector. And finally, sold DES again today in the last minute of trade. I suspect it is going to spike to around £1 tomorrow, perhaps less, so may choose to get involved again. Or may choose to leave it alone. I have left my profit running as 'free' shares which is something I increasingly like. NTOG's target of 0.44 remains valid. I found myself swithering to take profit today as it can be a yoyo but decided to hold on for now.

It would be worth keeping an eye on this lot. It was mentioned in my end of day run and, whilst the chart makes pretty grim viewing, it is within a smidgen of doing something interesting. If any trades go through in the near future above 9.5p, that will signal it has broken above its long term downtrend and a decent spike will almost certainly ensue with my initial target being 12p. As for the market itself, today it did everything it needed to do, shaking off any threat of a double bottom or logical drop from a twin peak scenario in 2010. Instead, we now have an entirely new market - assuming world events don't interfere. Two important indicators which tend to be reliable. Firstly, if one views the market in five year mode, you will see an inverted head and shoulders, the arithmetic of which gives a target of around 8000 on the FTSE !!! Secondly and equally reliably, the monthly candle has closed above the Keltner bands. Whilst that may not seem exciting, the last time it happened was November 2004 and the candles remained above the bands until October 2008... Obviously, neither scenario suggests for a moment the market is going straight up. In fact, I'd be surprised if it didn't drop off tomorrow but, I'm much more confident now than I was yesterday. The three year downtrend line which was broken on Oct 6th has been tested, provided support and now a bounce. That support line is currently at 5633 and trends down to around 5500 by end of year. As long the FTSE keeps above it, we are in a new ballpark. The thing above these trendlines, supports and such nonsense is that they are viable because both human beings and computers use them. There is no further mystery involved.

XAR has a logical floor now of 180 (give or take). If the price relaxes below 190, that is where it will find the bounce point before moving to the target levels I mentioned previously. There is no magic in that statement - if you look at a chart over the last month with candles, you will notice the gap from Oct 20 to 21st. Whilst it is not engraved in rock, it is a pretty firm rule that gaps get filled and this one will be, generally around 19 days after it appeared but not always... Sometimes (RKH and DES) these gaps can be filled with a sudden intraday spike and other times, by a slow and steady slide downwards. So be aware and good luck. (I'm bored tonight and reviewing some stocks)

Been reviewing some of the illogical movements over the last week and note NTOG did what looks like a treeshake a few days ago. In the words of Clint, "Feeling lucky punk?" If it was a shake, I have an initial logical target of 0.44p though anything below 0.27 would suggest doing an Elvis.

No idea who this lot are but I'm kinda liking its chart position as it is well placed for some upward movement in the next week It does look like a final 'treeshake' was done a couple of days ago, so perhaps worth watching. As it has been pretty flat for quite a while, I would be daft suggesting potentials. Danger sign would be it closing below 11.75p though. It was flagged up tonight as viable. As for the market itself, software suggests an up day by more than 1% tomorrow. I do notice the banking sector was recovering today and BARC kindly repaid the faith I showed yesterday by closing above 279 which bodes pretty well. The converse is that I notice a lot of bullish chat in the forums as there seems to be an element of expectation that another upward surge is guaranteed. And that is a worry. I'd posted last night that if 5755 was breached today, it was unlikely we'd see any new highs. The bad number for tomorrow is 5733 which will confirm there is not going to be a bullish surge. Unless I'm wrong. <grin>

Software also suggests Wednesday is an UP day but the outlook for Thursday is gloomy. I've been mucking around with my formula this evening, so not better on it. All kidding aside, I remain clueless about Silverdell but ran a proper analysis on 'em. Whilst a close below 7.5 would be very bad, if I do see an intraday spike and recovery, I think i shall consider thinking about considering a position. <grin> (That means 100 quid... tops)