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Not yet I think. There remains the risk of being trapped. My report being published tomorrow will read "Target Met. Will it now do the decent thing and bounce or do the descent thing and fall. As BLUE shows, it need only now exceed 19.75 to indicate the immediate manipulation trend has been exceeded. This would move the share into a zone where recovery to 26p becomes possible. However, we'd tend to suspect our light blue line will prove capable of mischief at 23p unless any rise is being driven by positive news. And of course, should 18p now break, 15.75 awaits."

Thanks for noticing it. I note some sort of bounce is taking place from 0.09p. In the event of it closing above 0.128p, I would suspect the droop games are over and some sort of upward thing can commence. I'm not monitoring this one daily, so leave me a note here if it triggers 0.128 and I'll run the numbers.

When we throw our dodgy timeframe logic at QPP, the current shambles could easily continue until June 2nd at latest. At this point, it would require a 'show and tell' movement. We're obviously peeved the trigger from 20p to 22p failed to reach target, the rise ceasing at 21.75 after 28 minutes. Our expectation of 22p remains valid and now, it would break above Light Blue, the immediate manipulation trend and give a reasonable target at an initial 25.5p. And so on until the price can exceed BLUE and start actually growing. Our worry comes from PINK at 18p. This is starting to look like a glass floor and should 18p break, we're still viewing 16.5 / 14.875 as bottom potentials and if they intend keep this dangling, that's exactly what 'they' will do. Balancing this is the control being exerted and our belief this sort of nonsense is generally reversed rather fast.

Take care here, I think. I've a report being published tomorrow in Proactive which speculates on whether 51 will provide a bottom or will it go to 31p. It needs CLOSE above 71.5p to get out of trouble.

No probs. Someone emailed me today as the drop overcooked. Looks like it should experience a fake recovery but overall, I'd brace myself for 54.75p. It needs exceed 75p to rubbish such a potential.

Some price thoughts: http://www.lse.co.uk/blogs/member/osakisushi-blog/l0kqqv/

QPP is one I comment on every now and then. Our outlook has obviously been updated and this will be published tomorrow. Good luck If Quindell Port experiences continued weakness below 18.5, it will invariably lead to 14.5 with secondary (if broken) at a longer term 7.4p!. The share requires to sneak ABOVE 42p to void the drop potentials and allow strength to 47p. When we view minute by minute movements, our worst case scenario suggested the slump should have bounced from 20p yet the drop exceeded this level intraday. Which is never a good thing. However, exquisite care was taken to ensure the price ended the session above RED on the chart. In the event of the price exceeding 30p, growth to an initial 33.25 becomes our hope with secondary, if bettered, at 38.4p. Perhaps worthy of a glance as there's a lot in favour of this turning into a 'nothing happened' play.

Next time this lot gets above 168, it looks intent on going to 195p with secondary, if bettered, at a longer term 260p. And now for the blurb. The chart from the beginning of time has a pretty BLUE line, dating from 1998. The share price managed to break above this level at the start of the year and has followed ‘the rules’ ever since. As shown, it achieved a fairly normal breakout spike and is currently back testing the trend. And this is completely normal behaviour UNLESS it closes below BLUE at 134p currently. In my list of Bad Signals, this is pretty close to the top! www.trendsandtargets.com/img/tnt170414.jpg However, the price certainly permits a lot of optimism for the future for those with patience for the longer term. Personally, as a confirmed victim of Thorntons Toffee (since becoming a grandparent, there seems to be a firm rule I am given it for Birthdays and Xmas), I notice even my local independent petrol station stocks Thornton products, so I’d guess their output is no longer the strict preserve of their boutique shop units. Finally, if it gets below RED (60p currently) as seems unlikely, all future hopes are trashed!

Nope. No-one has asked anything about it and I'm too irritated with the sods to keep moaning. I did note the movement on the 15th which brought the price above the immediate downtrend. If the reason for this suspension proves positive, the share risks spiking quite nicely when it returns to trading.

Why, thank you. Nice to know someone reads my c**p. Our outlook being published for tomorrow against this will read "Target met. Continued trades against IOF with a mid-price ABOVE 82 should improve the share value to firstly 88 with secondary (if initial bested) at 93.5. The share would require to weaken BELOW 59p to scrub the upward potentials and allow slippage to 41.5p. Optimism allowed."

I do hope you did something when it hit that drop target. Blooming impressive bounce since, I just wish they were all like that.

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If the guys at LSE let this through, I've done a piece which will read as below. Good luck. The chart doesn't entirely stink. I’ve noticed I start my weekly mutters with a rant about what anyone has said in Regular Chat about my weekly witter. In defence of myself, there was some utter nonsense written by someone, presumably a ramper, when I mentioned the probability of SAV heading to 5.75p while the share was trading at 9.375. I produce movement projections for a living and don’t produce a column if I expect to be wrong. The Big Rule I’m supposed to adhere to is remaining aloof but when some “idiot with an agenda” calls my skills into question to promote his case and cost private investors money, I get irritated. Many professional analysts don’t even bother discussing shares such as Gulf Keystone due to the ‘agenda politics’ amongst contributors to discussion forums and without a doubt, this avoidance policy has now cost many investors rather a lot of money. Anyway, guess what? Three weeks later and SAV has achieved my drop target. Now, I’m at risk of looking like a prat as ideally it should now bounce. Provoking this reminiscence was a plaintive posting in Premium Chat about rampers infesting the TYM discussion forums. Against this particular share, I’ve ample room for a polite cough as I suspect whoever is waxing lyrical about the share perhaps has a point. Currently trading at 10.875, it need only close above 12.4 and I’ll regard it as going up. In such an event, my initial expectation is 14.75p but the elephant in the room insists I mention a longer term 19.25p. The crazy thing is, when I view the shares price history, a potential such as this even makes sense. This is the funny thing about charts and technical garbage. I regard most of it as errant nonsense but when I can calculate a target level, then draw it on a chart while also using an absurdly basic method of drawing trend lines, I can then decide if targets make any sense. In the case of TYM, they do and thus, any rampers are perhaps not being silly. And it’s not often I will write that! Of course, all the share need do is start going up… I borrowed a crayon from my grand-daughters colouring box and drew a light blue line. If TYM starts trading intraday above this level (currently 12.7) I’d be comfortable growth of integrity is commencing so it’s perhaps worth keeping an eye on.

Following the roasting I received in SAV last week, any chance of SOMEONE ELSE in Premium posting this link in RRL's regular chat. I can do without the invective <grin> http://www.lse.co.uk/blogs/member/osakisushi-blog/54222q/

I can argue for a longer term above 168 at 203p. But to climb above such a point will need, I suspect, +ve news flow.

Nice pick. If it starts trading above 143 mid, near term 152p looks probable with secondary, if exceeded, at a longer term 168p. It had been showing a long term bottom potential at 120p and I'd hope the recent 127 was deemed close enough.

Issued 12 March against this; I note it is on the edge currently. "Target met. Continued weakness against WSG taking the price below 70.5 calculates as leading to an initial 66.5p with secondary (if broken) at a longer term 53p. Westminster share price requires to recover ABOVE 82.25p to wipe the drop potentials and allow a gain in the direction of 91p. "

Usually I pretend zero knowledge of what a company does but it's kinda hard as the answer is in FTO's name. Anyway, I've run some numbers and blogged it here; http://www.lse.co.uk/blogs/member/osakisushi-blog/76j058/ Good luck with it.

Now published at http://www.lse.co.uk/blogs/member/osakisushi-blog/76j058/

Current cycle initial target 14.5p. In the event of mid-price trading above that level (Not with a spike at the open) then it enters a cycle toward a longer term 17.75p Thanks, you just inspired me for this weeks blog piece <grin>