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Thanks for your comment and welcome to Premium. I just noticed the date of that particular piece from me and there's a 'funny ' ending. It transpired I'd Leukemia which sucked. Been going through chemo this year - last session slated for Dec 11th though they say I'm now clear of cancer cells. Think the folks at the hospital just like pumping a litre of something labelled BioHazard into me every 28 days. <grin> More importantly, ECR has just achieved a new low in closing price terms this year. I would recommend a large degree of caution.

I've currently a bottom target on BMR at 2.1p. If it gets below such a level, the share is screwed longer term unless they manage to do something game changing. Welcome to Prem btw.

Hi stranger. Take it you've a stop at 7520 as this risks going a bit wrong. If that level breaks, 7230 looks about right. It needs to break 7670 pdq to indicate a surge toward 7935. I've been keeping an eye on this in my real job and watching carefully for volatility. Didn't expect to find you here. How's life?

This gave quite different signals on Friday, indicating my parameters were too tight. From where the price was closed, logic suggests it will visit 64p before recovery. There's a big however. The movements stink! Should the price recover above just 72.5p, it re-enters path to 86p.

Lloyds is still looking valid. It has closed in a zone where 50.5p is possible in the absence of negative bank news. Even near term, the dip down to 37's on Thursday looks very like a shakeup to allow the price to target a near term 40.1p but an awful lot of boxes have been ticked regarding the longer term 50p level. Currently the price would require to dip below 35p to break the immediate rising cycle.

Timeframe logic now suggests ANGM is within days of being forced to move. The key trigger remains closure above 1.125 provoking 'proper' movement. I still have an initial targets at 1.37p with 1.47 secondary but anything positive could easily provoke 1.55p now. Of course, there's a usual however. 'They' could opt to force the price down to avoid breakout and thus, 0.87p remains a potential bottom.

The movement two days ago only makes any sense if you look back to June 2008. I am about to start watching this one as it's very interesting. It might wind back to 0.6 but I'd be inclined not to worry. The gap up shows where the trend was and thus, even if it goes down to 0.6, I'd regard it as an opportunity as next target is 1.7p. I think <grin>

Visually, EME closed in a good place Wed. Suggestion is a near term stutter at 8p mid but your main target 9p looks bang on the money.

Caza is still on a path toward 7.6p with 8.13p secondary. It got very close to CLOSE trigger of 7.4p yesterday. Just another little nudge needed and I would expect the speed of recovery to increase.

If this closes below 37.5, bottom target is 28.75p. A bit dangerous.

Welcome to Premium, Scott. In keeping with the unwritten rules, I would expect you not to promote your company here. <grin> All kidding aside, nice to see you make an appearance and I wish every success in getting things moving in the lurker zone of LSE. Too often, it's just a select group of 'usual suspects' posting here while trying to avoid frivolous banter. Al

First target for ANGM is at 1.39p on its way toward 1.6p. The price would now require to drop below 1.09p in order to retreat from the immediate rising cycle. From a charty perspective, when mid-price next exceeds 1.28, there's a hint of rapid acceleration possible toward the 1.6 level.

Should it manage to close above just 130p in the coming week then it would be in breakout territory where initial target would be 142p. However, it need only drop below the 125p level this week to cancel this current logic.

Because YELL changed their name, I looked for something silly to fit at the end of my evening analysis list. This lot show a bottom potential in the 20/21 zone. Zero idea what they do or why they bother doing it. Unless they make biltong in which case, the UK has a huge market waiting. (I like biltong a lot)

Unfortunately, movement above 5.5p remains a key component in producing recovery of any strength with initial 5.8 and secondary at 6.4p.

Not convinced. The movement in June to gap the price above the trend interests me. Movement above 5.65 has target 7p

"Didn't it do well!" Thankfully it - almost alone - managed to buck the market trend yesterday. However, intraday movements served to actually stifle the rise potentials and things risk stalling at 1.93p near term rather than continuing toward 2.1p

Closure above 33.5 places this in territory where - to use a strange word - 'confidence' in further movements toward 37.5 with 40p secondary increases. It also increases the chances of a longer term 42.5 coming into view!

Target met and it closed in a bad place where an ultimate bottom of 57p shows as possible. However, movements intraday yesterday were a bit interesting. Anything today above 83p has initial recovery target at 87.75p

Moosh - from my analysis on Monday morning on Caza. Think it did the 8.1 thing on Tuesday. "Now on a path to a near term 8.1p with secondary at 11.75p. It would require to close below 7.25 to spoil the potentials. "