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I think I did a big picture outlook on Proactive Investor against MOSB. These things are not exactly naff though I can be a bit free and easy with decimal points. VIY sucks. Until I see mid 1.48, will not be convinced it has bottomed. (A share I know too much about. Own about a million of them at the wrong price...)

It is getting pretty close to my target. Any bounce must exceed 8.15 before the share can be regarded as going up. But I do suspect it will bounce. Good luck.

Just glanced at KEA. Will prob backtest the 7 level before a slump to 6.4 mid price. Wonder if it will bounce?

A few thoughts on your basket from a quick glance. GBP - worth watching next time above 9p mid as 10.25 looks like the first move. NETD - expect a bounce from around 39.25 mid AEY - A bit weird but near term track target at 41 SQZ| - Weird movements. Near term 29.75 needs exceeded to provide 32p next RIA - Bottom potential at 4.25mid KEA - Walkdown might finish at 7.1 but ruling logic allows for 6.4p

Judging by recent movements, a bottom is scheduled around the 11.5-11.75 mid price mark.

It is starting to look as though a drop to 1.03p is inevitable. There is also a secondary bottom opening up at 0.97p should our initial drop target break. The price would require to get above 1.31p in order to cancel the drop risk.

Sufficient weakness currently for 9p which should provide a bounce of sorts. Sorry about delay in replying. This has been my pneumonia week (75% of chemo patients experience it apparently)

Much easier for me as I don't day trade any longer - prefer the fun of what I do for a living nowadays. Don't like what I'm seeing on LGO presently. If it CLOSES below 1.21 mid price, suspect the recent rise will turn into a pump and dump as reversal toward 0.58 becomes viable. Perhaps the 1p level will provide some stutter on the way down, perhaps not. There's a big however. If it gets above 1.375 mid, the foregoing is not logically possible. Current mid is 1.315 If you read my morning reports, I may comment on this once it closes.

From my perspective, BMR is stuffed. Well almost. It cannot afford to drop any further or the bottoming potential at 2.1 becomes a best case scenario. I've been carefully avoiding giving blunt opinion in the daily report but it urgently needs a bounce above just 2.87 to get out of trouble. The weird thing is, XEL is in exactly the same predicament. It's on the edge of a serious drop, something I'm loathe to mention 'lest the TaT commentary actually causes the problem. It's worth remembering - as us old farts on Premium are aware - only four focused people are needed to change an AIM's price direction so it's perhaps wise to talk carefully around BMR and XEL at present. Sometimes 's?it' doesn't need to happen.

Just received a plaintive email regarding someone in regular chat. Apparently a poster by the name Clean Shirt is a banned contributor with previous names; DemonicVerse , VillainBroker, wasp sting, AgeoftheNarwhal No idea what forum it's on or whatever. I was asked if I knew your direct email address and said I'd mention it myself.

Every week, I publish something at the T&T website which is designed to be of interest. The current rubbish at http://www.trendsandtargets.com/tw3.html is a case in point. Quite happy if you wish to chainsaw & edit the mutters without copyright or accreditation on the public side of LSE. None of the TW3 stuff goes near iii and I'm happy being on first name terms with my customer base. (Weird, innit <grin> )

It's a tea leaves thing <grin> Movement analysis and price projection is what I do for a living. Sometimes I even get it right. Hopefully LGO does a bounce next. The parameters given below still stand. Do remember it could be anyone giving random advice in a forum though.

Near term, it will probably drop to around 1.28 before making recovery. Utterly key is closure above 1.75 in the future as such a movement allows for 3.2p afterward. The reversal on Wed had a bottoming initial target at 1.39 which it's missed, so still some slump to go from my perspective. Be aware I do NOT use LSE's figures above. I only ever talk about mid-price, the halfway mark between buy/sell as it tends to cut through the spread games.

AMA is close to becoming of interest. Should it manage to continue its current rising cycle and CLOSE (important word) above 67.25p, initial recovery target is at 86p with a longer term secondary of 92p. Given the 86p level runs smack into the downtrend which commenced from April 2012, there's a fair chance of this coming to fruition. It would require to sink below 56p to instil fear

Just read what I wrote last year and a wee bit impressed. Except for the fact it was mostly wrong. It broke the 110 mark, hit 160, and took another year to fill the rest of the criteria by dropping sub 40p. Weird or what? Currently, the next upper target sits at 83.5p. Should any relaxation drop below 70p it could start a drop to 59p. This would slow the current rising cycle but not ruin it. We are now looking at the next major obstacle being 99.7p! Hopefully this time I'm being too conservative.

In case no-one has twigged, I'm the bloke behind Trends and Targets - formerly the Precogz name until things went a bit south. <grin> LSE Premium is a great back channel but somewhat lacking in contributors this week . It is the ONLY forum area I check daily, so feel free to slate my daily TaT column on Interactive or ask a sensible question. I've zilch association with LSE and respect their board layout. But wish other folk would contribute here...

Currently a visit toward 0.97 mid seems almost preordained. No idea what provoked the decent series of rises recently. It would need to get below 0.87 before it would look like a pump & dump. With regard longer term strong growth, the price would require to CLOSE above 1.75p, so it's got a heck of a distance to travel before it becomes a long term hold. Sorry, nerdy! <grin>

Someone emailed me about this lot, presumably to ask if I'd include it in the morning commentary. No idea what they do but there are some interesting longer term potentials. Near term, will not be surprised to see reversal toward 206 or so but next time the price exceeds 234, path target is at 312p. Which does not suck.

Just took a look at them from my perspectives - I don't do fundamentals. If it manages to close above 0.38, it actually enters a path toward 0.55p Obviously, there are huge recovery prospects but it's going to need some pixie dust. Best wishes with your treatment btw. The treatment for leukemia has been pretty vile, thus giving a further excuse for my lack of input this year on Premium.

Hope your weight gain due to steroids (assume you will get them) does not match mine. 3.5 stone! One tiny advantage of a cancer diagnosis is you get to apply for a blue parking badge - means I can still park like an idiot but it's allowed <grin>