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Owls - The SP was recorded at £ 10.23 in Aug of 2018

Ahoy there, Berniybelingo! A hearty yo ho ho to you for your bold investment! You've shown the courage of a seasoned buccaneer, and for that, I raise a tankard in your honor! May the following seas be calm, the winds fair, and your voyage filled with bountiful treasure!

Gbholds You can adjust the timeframe to 1987 onwards and visually analyze their performance. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/RR.L/ (It also looks as if the SP has outperformed the FTSE100 if their data is to be relied upon?)

Ahoy there, matey! That's a fair question from Trello, but listen here. There's no spyglass sharp enough to see exactly where this ship will hit calm waters.

However, one thing's for certain: the recent weeks have been smooth sailing with higher lows on the weekly charts. Our good ship RR has been following the mighty S&P 500 on a steady rise, these past 19 weeks and counting!

So, me hearties, my best advice is to follow the fair winds until they change course. Keep a weather eye open, but for now, enjoy the voyage!

Ahoy, mateys! You know the saying, fair winds and following seas are never guaranteed. The market be lookin' a tad stretched like a billowin' sail, and those fancy forecastin' tools like the Elliot Wave Theory be as complex as a kraken's tentacles! There's more guesswork than readin' clouds in a hurricane.

But fear not, there be time yet before our next haul on July 31st. Until then, the seasons be sure to play a role, just like a squall rolls in with the turn of the tide. Keep a lookout for squalls on the horizon, but don't fret! We'll weather the storm together, just like a seasoned crew.

Ahoy, mateys! The good ship Share Price has reached another plateau, breaching the 378/380 mark not seen since July 2018.

But hold on, there be fair winds and following seas these past 19 weeks, steady after a 10% course correction. Now, if the charts hold true, we be approaching the eye of a potential storm.

But fear not, if the past be any guide, we shall weather it together. So batten down the hatches and enjoy the ride, me hearties!

NZ > Yes 377/380 old high back on July 30, 2018, it's getting bounced by a fair bit of double top turbulence considering its parabolic rise-like from Q4, 2022 when the 8/28 week EMA crossed and the lines are fanning out 👀

The combined consensus from all 19 analysts covering the company is now an SP target of £408.13 thus still climbing north.

In short considered the 1st step on the corporate rating ladder in terms of investment grade 'Baa3: medium-grade bond, subject to moderate credit risk, considered the lowest investment grade rating by Moody's' 🤞

Here is a list of Moody's and Fitch Ratings scales:

Moody's

Aaa: highest creditworthiness, judged to be the least risky

Aa1: high creditworthiness, presents very low credit risk

Aa2: high creditworthiness, differs slightly from Aa1

Aa3: upper-medium-grade bond, subject to low credit risk

A1: upper-medium-grade bond, differs slightly from Aa3

A2: upper-medium-grade bond, differs slightly from A1

A3: upper-medium-grade bond, differs slightly from A2

Baa1: medium-grade bond, subject to moderate credit risk

Baa2: medium-grade bond, differs slightly from Baa1

Baa3: medium-grade bond, subject to moderate credit risk, considered the lowest investment grade rating by Moody's

Ba: non-investment grade bond, also known as "junk bond", carries significant investment risk

B1: non-investment grade bond, differs slightly from Ba

B2: non-investment grade bond, differs slightly from B1

B3: non-investment grade bond, differs slightly from B2

Caa: highly speculative bond, carries a very high risk of default

Ca: highly speculative bond, differs slightly from Caa

C: highly speculative bond, differs slightly from Ca

Wr: withdrawn rating

Fitch

AAA: highest creditworthiness, judged to be the least risky

AA+: high creditworthiness, presents very low credit risk

AA: high creditworthiness, differs slightly from AA+

AA-: high creditworthiness, differs slightly from AA

A+: upper-medium-grade bond, subject to low credit risk

A: upper-medium-grade bond, differs slightly from A+

A-: upper-medium-grade bond, differs slightly from A

BBB+: medium-grade bond, subject to moderate credit risk

BBB: medium-grade bond, differs slightly from BBB+

BBB-: medium-grade bond, considered the lowest investment grade rating by Fitch

BB+: non-investment grade bond, also known as "junk bond", carries significant investment risk

BB: non-investment grade bond, differs slightly from BB+

BB-: non-investment grade bond, differs slightly from BB

B+: highly speculative bond, carries a very high risk of default

B: highly speculative bond, differs slightly from B+

B-: highly speculative bond, differs slightly from B

Caa: highly speculative bond, differs slightly from B-

Ca: highly speculative bond, differs slightly from Caa

C: highly speculative bond, differs slightly from Ca

RD: restricted default

D: default

It is important to note that these ratings are opinions and should not be considered as investment advice. You should always do your own research before making any investment decisions.

Here are some additional resources that you may find helpful:

Moody's Investor Service: https://www.moodys.com/

Fitch Ratings: https://www.fitchratings.com/

Ripley94 I respect your 'Sliced' sales orders I on the other hand am in for the long haul and have been for decades the consensus amongst the current combined 19 analysts covering the stock is a price target of 405 so unless I see the price well above this level I am well grounded and await further developments on the other SMR front near term which may materialise sooner rather than later considering its vital role it may play in today's worldwide fight to stop global warming. No wonder that very mindful people agree that measures suggest nuclear energy has to be tripled in size w-w to have a real or meaningful effect on climate change going forward. And BTW that is just the heat up the real take-off comes when the Credit ratings are re-instated and the dividends start flowing that's when the real lift-off takes place IMOO

Just noise the target price now 405 based on all 19 combined analysts' estimates covering the company

Yes spring 2024. It's recommended to check the latest updates from the UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero or the government-backed Great British Nuclear organization to confirm if/when the announcement date is/has been made.

Ahoy, mateys! Gather 'round and listen close, for I have news of the mighty RR101. According to the charts of Saxo Bank, this vessel reached its highest point in the heavens, at 437.91 doubloons, back in the glory days of January 2014. Now, listen here closely, the winds are shifting and the tides are rising. The monthly volume is swellin' like a pirate's treasure chest, and the weekly range, marked by the 23 point Average True Range (ATR), be hintin' at a possible arrival in just three weeks. Aye, that's right, by the time the Easter Bunny lays his golden eggs, could be reachin' a value in the vicinity of 437/447 doubloons, if ye add the current price of 378 to the three swashbucklin' 23 point increases. So, set yer sails and batten down the hatches, for the RR is chargin' towards a new fresh horizon!

Week 19 of higher highs and higher lows following the current prevailing world stock market's strong favourable winds NAH in both SP500 and Nikkei 225, which reached a new all-time high today. It closed above the 40,000 mark for the first time. This comes after the Nikkei surpassed its previous record set in 1989 in February 2024.

I had an initial target of 378 pencilled in for easter but looks to be achieved well ahead of schedule in the current accumulation phase that has so far been persistent for the last 18 consecutive weeks with higher lows. Turbo Tufan's outlook for 2028 suggests the share price has a long way to go potentially 4th fold before touching down anytime soon. Enjoy the voyage

I am at 40%

Taverham you had me thinking for a moment I wrongly thought the issue price had been £ 1.00 but after digging deeper it was issued in May 1987 at £1.65 per share remember the grey dealings prices brokers used to offer while allotments were being scaled up and down fun time that period of privatisation issues. I like your target of £ 4.68 and wonder if that price includes all the right issues/scrips and bonus shares and the last share issue in 2020?

Yes stock is flying accumulation for 18 consecutive weeks of higher lows the last pullback was in Sept/October 2023 (15%)

RamDerby Yes Ultrafan+NarrowBody+Airbus mix and Turbo Fan can go ballistic.