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there's been quite a bit of news predicting a dip in property again next year. but i think this is just the masters of the universe giving the MMs an excuse to push down the share price so they can buy in and announce great results again for Q4. QED once made up 25% of the amount i set aside to invest in this recession. it is now down to 20% but at least still up. =)

yes, suppose it was right to sell...but can't say much about the funds i've moved from here - they're now in HMV and TSW! if i can free some funds, i'd buy back here...but somewhere around the 175p level.

don't know much about french laws but could u tell me a bit more about this "social plan" please? cheers..

lmao

i too estimated UNIQ to hit about 80p by next summer, a conservative estimate. this was when UNIQ was still 18p. normally don't like price predictions but i'm getting the hang of it i guess, as long as i remain conservative. however, the rise has been faster than expected... just wondering - did anybody here look into/buy into TSW? that's another undervalued company but unlike UNIQ, TSW is a company that was profiting previous years and similiar to UNIQ, on the path to recovery. i was so excited about that share last week...lol. watch UNIQ next week. i think there could be some play here on the run up to Q3 results on 15th october.

cheers mate - u guys got the news early. i just received the RNS regarding the strategic move :- http://www.investegate.co.uk/article.aspx?id=200909251412336968Z&fe=1 good to know the chaps in here can see the value in TSW and are here long term.

dropped by 6.7p today alone. anybody have any idea why? that's a bit big for a one day drop.

it may soon be time to jump back in here....but not yet.

erm...my philosophy is no company can ever do good all the time. we can only research so much as to predict/forecast if any bad news could be coming. so when the chance exists, one should always try to bank-in whatever profits from an invested share. i buy my shares in 2 blocks - 1st block is the original amount of shares i intend to hold for the long term(i.e. a "base holding"), the 2nd block is for "riding" the share price as it goes up and down - buy low, sell high, then buy back low again, sell high, etc. in that way, i make back as much as i can for the money i've spent on the base holding. whenever i sell the 2nd block, that is called top slicing. but do this only for companies you totally trust, especially if there are plenty of positive indicators. for example, buy 10,000 shares of TSW. when the price goes up(especially if it "spikes" for no reason), sell 5000 shares then hope it goes back down. if it doesn't then oh well, at least your 5000 shares now cost less because you've "top sliced". if it does go back below your sell price, buy back in and wait for the next rise. this is where L2 info comes handy because you get to see a lot more information rather than just "guessing". i don't have L2 info because i have a full time job and i am not a full time trader. but i will be voluntarily jobless soon so...perhaps i may subscribe to L2 info service soon. hope that helps - there are other strategies too but i gue

good day to buy with the drop everywhere. now let's see the invisible forces of the universe force all share prices to decline till the masters announce their results mid-october...lol... UNIQ may have some play in the run up to the coming results. i too, regret not buying enough but oh welll, that's going in my long term drawer now. still dip into UNIQ once in a while as the trend is still to rise(similiar to this one so far). also gone quite heavy into TSW as there is quite a substantial amount of good indicators for a good play the next 6 months. by that time, the shares that are in trouble now could be on the way to recovery so top slice and buy into those shares. life is good. =)

buy of 100,000 shares this morning yours? you call that a "top up"??? =)

undervalued, recovery play and i believe most investors here are long term-ers, not the daytraders which suits me fine for this share as i'd prefer the daily ticks compared to the heart-stopping spikes(u never know when to buy/sell). besides property, it's getting quite hard to find a share where you can still pay 35p for 121p tangible NAV. =) btw, did u know stop-losses, limit order, etc. appear on L3 info? i was advised by oilbarron before - always trade live, and it was good advice.

saw your pullout from RAY. i have been quiet on that BB...interesting share in an interesting industry but until the outlook stabilises, i would not get into RAY yet.

apologies - that was meant to be on the HMV board! adobong, welcome aboard. =)

to my last day at work so i won't have to miss out on opportunities like this morning. i was driving to work. sigh.

there are 2 i'm watching keenly now - HAMP and QED. the latter is dropping like a bomb and could bounce back at 180p level.

cheers mate - are u in this too? just appears to be a logical move for titan europe's parent company to create synergy within the industry.

is that titan international or titan europe? could u possibly post that article content here? apparently i'd have to login to read that article... floosy, if u believe in the share...don't panic sell and pullout at a loss. MMs do this as a scare tactic so u sell your shares. perhaps u may know this already....? every buy/sell moves this share price - don't have L2 info so i can only assume there are not many shares to go around...

could you please point me to the RNS you mentioned? i'm looking at all the RNS released about TSW here :- http://investegate.co.uk/Index.aspx?searchtype=3&words=tsw&Go=%3CSPAN+class%3DbuttonLeft%3E%3CSPAN+class%3DbuttonRight%3Esearch%3C%2FSPAN%3E%3C%2FSPAN%3E appears to have nothing about TSW buying goodyear?

shares prices move 2 steps forward, 1 step back, before moving 2 steps forwards again then 1 step back. this is for a rising market, which we should be in now.