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From a rudimentary chart perspective (I AM NOT A CHARTIST)
£4 is a point of resistance on the chart. Its a nice round number and in itself lends to being a target of sorts. My usual view is that such barriers to the recovery of an sp have far more relevance than news - just how it is. The £4 level will soon become support once conclusively broken through.
Typically its the 3rd wave/attempt to break through that is success.
Then the next milestone will be the even more powerful hurdle of £5 - that wil need value enhancing new maybe.
My comments are only meant as an opinion - definitely not fact!
good luck with LSE!
The proper price after the auction is indeed the UT price imo. As soon as the next trade is posted, the price reverts to the mid price. But trades are most often either side of that arbitrary price.
I have only posted as its quiet here without news.
I will leave it to others to comment further as I have said too much really. I do comprehend your well explained argument.
8.44
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New charging sites include football grounds, golf clubs, zoos etc but the biggest expansion is local authorities and commercial enterprises.
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I understand your argument. My view differs. But thats life!
When the auction occurs, the outcome is the UT but often auction closes without the need for an UT. If there is an UT then surely that is indeed the then price for the stock.
Mid prices are entirely arbitrary and dictated by the MMs adjusting the advertised spread. I always look at my holdings based on the closing bid price.
and the moral of your story is what? Countless times you could have cashed in. Yet you post today of total frustration - at yourself?
You could just take the loss or better still, read through this BB for insights into what you own.
Good luck
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I apologise in advance if I have misunderstood.
THE UT (uncrossing trade) is indeed the closing market orice when there is such a trade. If the market closes without an UT then the mid price is correct.
Google for example, has a system where the last trade is the price - that throws up all manner of false prices when late trades etc are posted.
Ultimately the only price that matters is buy in and sell out sp :)