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Building a stock discovery tool with one of my mates, as a weekend hack. Will share once we are done.

Any good sites that people here use to dig into stock data?

@GennyPrinceJnr when LVMH got a mention, I broke down in laughter and had to explain to my wife I was laughing at stock chat.

@wyndrum worst case scenario 1-2% of potential customers loose their jobs.

Indeed, they are not high skilled jobs either. So are entering an over saturated job market.

Corona just seems to keep on widening the rich poor divide. With the rich not having the same outgoings and being able to save.

God, I feel sorry for the people trying for a recover play in CINE, that is going to be an absolute car crash in the morning.

Nah, I was never in, always thought it was a disaster waiting to happen. Glad your out.

HereKittyKitty you still invested in CINE?

clairesmith guess you have to charge as much as you can before they realise its all BS

So what we are saying here is ability to put snake oil in PowerPoint, charge 8k, recommend Oracle and then **** off?

clairesmith also the moment I completely stopped listening to anything you have to say, as people who work specifically in digital transformation are the bloody worst and are generally some of the biggest contributors to failure. Let me guess you are a consultant?

Working with big vendors sounds like a recipe for failure to me. Unless a transformation is driven from within, you can't just parachute drop it in and expect it to work.

It is literally one of the hardest thing that you can do within an organisation, to make a traditionally run bussiness Agile without getting rid of all of the senior leadership.

Ha ha, this is actually something within my skill set. Did you know that 60 to 80 percent of digital transformations fail, with it actually being a lot higher than that, due to teams lying about the success of the transformation.

DavidLaw hopefully Monday morning auction will answer that question for all of us.

And a calm after storm, but didn't post that because thought you might have guessed so.

This finds stocks which have recently had a siginificant range expansion and are now experiencing range contraction. A trader can use the contraction to anticipate a return to an expansion phase.

Just spotted these for Friday, added a description if you don't know what they are.

- Non-ADX 1,2,3,4 Bullish
Signifies that it is the bottom, a correction, a re-test, and a rebound. The pattern usually occurs at the end of trends and swings, and they are an indication of a change in trend.

- Golden Cross
The golden cross occurs when a short-term moving average crosses over a major long-term moving average to the upside and is interpreted by analysts and traders as signaling a definitive upward turn in a market.

Did you not mean 220 220 220?

Looks like we have a new max_2 in the house, crap predictions at the end off a trend.

Also meant to mention, people always seem to hail Amazon as some bastion of success. The majority of their profits, think around 90%, come from AWS.

Point being, Booho's profitability in its sector is an exception for a demographic that is both price and trend conscious.

Bit of a no brainer, JIT supply with an agile philosophy, can't really go wrong here. Being agile is the thing that separates them from a lot of businesses and is not something that you can parachute into any bussiness, it has to be built like that near enough from the get go.

@HereKittyKitty Kodak is always my go to, had the digital camera tech, but valued their old bussiness to much, until the market shifted and they were an outsider. Innovate or die.

Big reason AWS do so well, they will always put customer first. Lambda being a prime example, in itself, kills off a decent chunk of their bussiness, but the upside is that it has put them head and shoulders ahead of its competitors.

The idea just cracks me up so much, had to post again.

Like all those high street shops just kind of woke up 6 months ago and thought, guys this online stuff, seems to be where people are making money now, let's use our epic cash to kill all these other online people and we will be number 1.

Hadn't realised we had turned into a Saturday afternoon comedy club.