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after a 20p spike in 2 days, there is bound to be some profit taking as there is no new news from QED. no share price goes up in a straight line! this is what i mean if you bought a lot, then top slice. if u have a small holding, just hang on to it because QED's outlook is brighter. perhaps consider topping up(at 70p?) for the next spike.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8182003.stm

hey mate - if u bought a lot, then top slice. but if u have a small holding, why would you want to sell? QED are confident of not breaching bank covenants and there is no risk of a rights issue. net asset value is more than £3 per share. can u foresee any other bad news? in my opinion, it should be a long term hold till they are back up to £4 per share again. that is possible because the shares were not diluted although they would have to be as successful as before which isn't impossible considering QED have top management. i only wish i bought more. when i first got in here, i was thinking long term, and it will stay that way. i got in at 18p or 23p, cannot remember. i even saw QED drop to 8p on my screen, 6 months ago and almost panic sold then. i almost sold my holding a few times but after rebecca worthington's most recent statement, i'm happy i don't have to watch over this now and i can just sit back and chill-ax. =) well, for the moment, at least.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/warning-oil-supplies-are-running-out-fast-1766585.html it may take a while, but it will come.

share price has shot up by another 10p today...?

article published yesterday, QED is confident over covenant threat :- http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/constructionandproperty/5931889/Quintain-confident-over-covenant-threat.html the fear of a rights issue or equity fundraising has been out of the question since april :- http://www.propertyinvesting.net/cgi-script/csNews/csNews.cgi?database=default.db16318&command=viewonex this share is on a breakout. there will be some profit taking but nothing as detrimental as a rights issue.

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/engineering/article6736259.ece

alright mate! good to have you aboard. don't think it will hit £2 just yet although i sure hope so. perhaps possible with this recent director buy, investors could speculate coming good news something along the lines of e.m.e.r.s.o.n. =)

yes, i think that is a fair strategy. will be patient and wait. i'm still of the opinion that there is no sign of a recovery in the car industry yet so this rally will fizzle out...

at previous lows of BAE, it seems to have smashed through all support levels. we're almost back at the height of the banking crisis around october and november last year. who would have thought, eh?

on the other hand, the last time the share price shot up by 10p in a day, it was a round of director buys.

thanks for the tip. i've been kinda glad i hung on to this instead of selling out. look at today's rise - more than 10% so far. if it closes at this level and it isn't announced as one of the day's top risers, perhaps you could be right?

will leave this over the weekend and see how it pans out. it's started to drop again after touching 306p. brokenovice, now that the contract has been signed(although less than expected) and 15,000 jobs secured, it could be a director wanting to buy in so the MM triggering stop losses. seen it happen a few times but never necessarily the case... a few brokers also lowered target price slightly after today's announcement.

it should bounce off 305p(but this is just a gut feeling). and even if it drops lower, it's ok...SP should rise next week.

dropping like a stone.

you would have to risk your money locked in over the weekend...(if anybody buys in now).

positive electrical storm....lol

perhaps we may see 300p after all. or this could be the calm before the storm next week.

i've been looking out for "signals" for the sandwich industry as i hold a share, UNIQ. the signs were encouraging(surveys, reviews, M&S update, etc.) and i was hoping their half year update yesterday would report a profit but it was still a loss. so when i cross reference that to TTG, i don't see any other encouraging signs except for BMW saying they have resumed production(but at what rate - don't know). INCH sales declined 26% and they are saying recovery won't be until "well into 2010". not saying INCH is directly related to TTG but just using that as a simple overall measure. if u bought in below 29p then it's ok to wait a year or two, i think/suppose. but those who bought in 30p and above will worry about having to sit on a loss if it drops below entry point and they didn't sell while in profit! overall FTSE retrace will come soon...let's see how this pans out.

u picked a good one. their cost cutting programme came a bit late but i think it will be ok. TTG will recover as the economy recovers. but until confirmation from TTG themselves of improved outlook or improved performance, (sorry to say this) i don't think any rise will be sustainable. until then, probably safer/better to wait for their coming update.