Kiki12318 Jun 2009 09:40
Pho's quite cute! Yes, call me that if you wish, anything within reason! 'Virtual' Decaf tea only, no sugar and dark choc. biscuits please. I tend to apply very basic logic, along with some long term lateral thinking. I am a realist and a bit of a Phillistine, but that's not such a bad thing. On the face of it, people often overlook the obvious when it comes to shares; blinkered possibly? I have fallen foul of this myself, and when news of an exciting happening hits the market, ie. a takeover, 'Trade winds' or Market trends are like hounds who pick up the scent well before finding the Fox. That is to say, that prices will rise with everything factored in, so when it comes to the Crunch, little happens (but not always!). Instinct tells me to 'sell' just before or just after the RNS. You will see everyone buying after the RNS.....WRONG! (mostly) because once it's out, the SP has normally peeked unless you are really lucky. This means that the market spread is wide and one has to make up the difference between the 'Bid' and the 'Sell' and that's the rub, and also the time that people actually lose because it slows down, and unless you get a 'hiccup', which DOES happen, its much easier to gain a loss on a long retrace, so you hang on for months until they do rise again. As mentioned, DISL is a seasonal company, so unless they are taken over by 'X' company during the winter months which will boost the SP, the SP will vary slightly until next spring. 3 - 12p Aug. 2011?