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OTC agree on the SP500 look at the 6-month chart with the head and shoulders formation on the daily a close below the neckline circa 4338 could open up shorts/pull back down to 4050/4100 (below the 200 ema 4264)

Yesterday price closed 4362 below the clouds and the 94 ema 4380

Finishing with an Inside Bar on the weekly and above the 5 EMA following 9 consecutive weekly higher lows, is this parabolic price trend coming to pull back down in the final week of September?

The current medium-term up trend since mid-July might be violated with a close below 218 by 30 September.

Badland in the past 20 years RR has outperformed the SPY 58 % in October however the seasonality for RR is the 2nd worst month closing higher only 25% of the time.

Badland SP remains in a solid up trend with HH and HL currently in a 10p range between 213-223 once outside the box or back down into the clouds you may see a new trend direction, other than that is just normal market action (noise)

The next upper weekly target remains 235 and 245 respectively however on the other hand, a close below 212 may open up for retracement back down towards around 200. GLA

Banburyboy I do not know either but their business tactic seems sound I.E to always try to follow where the demand is and whether Residential markets make a comeback anytime soon is probably a guessing game like trying timing the peaks and troughs of the bank interest rate environments which then leads to inflation speculation etc. However that said I do like the BOD's boldness in taking firm action when it's most needed it proves their firm resilience and experience.

Hi TomBeef - Nice article another big step to further down the line to get this country to the net zero.

Let's hope they the goverment can get onboard and Roll with the SMR sooner rather than later. :-)

Banburyboy agree these guys seem like the Rolls Royce of the house-building complex let's hope the SP can shine the same way for the next 3 years.

Price is having another attack on the August 31 high a close above 225.50 may open the flightpath towards 235

Even *NTC

NCT Have you maybe forgotten to take your medicine Your keyboard paws seem to be rattling in an uncontrolled manner!

Cpt Turbo Tufan is spinning the wheel let's hope he and his teams can influence the governments too as they need to act to get things moving at a rapid speed.

Metom,

I am on the same aisle as you just how many jobs do the UK want to lose by not investing in the new future renewable energy resource that is more likely to help balance the grid whilst in the middle of the country's transition to all electrical vehicles it's really a no-brainer.

NCT/Metom

Whether Qatar investing in Rolls-Royce is a bad thing or not depends on your perspective. There are both pros and cons to the investment.

Pros:

Qatar is a wealthy country with a lot of money to invest. This could help Rolls-Royce to finance its research and development, which is essential for the company to stay competitive.

Qatar is also a major player in the energy sector, which is important for Rolls-Royce, as the company is a major supplier of jet engines. The investment could help to strengthen the relationship between Rolls-Royce and Qatar, which could lead to future business opportunities.

The investment could also help to create jobs in the UK, as Rolls-Royce is a major employer in the country.

Cons:

Some people may be concerned about the fact that Qatar is a state-owned entity. This could raise concerns about the independence of Rolls-Royce.

There is also the risk that Qatar could use its investment to influence Rolls-Royce's business decisions. For example, Qatar could pressure Rolls-Royce to do business with companies that are blacklisted by the US government.

Ultimately, whether or not Qatar investing in Rolls-Royce is a bad thing is a matter of opinion. There are both pros and cons to the investment, and it is up to each individual to decide whether they believe the benefits outweigh the risks.

Here are some additional things to consider:

Rolls-Royce is a British company, and some people may be concerned about the fact that a foreign government is investing in it.

Qatar has a poor human rights record, and some people may be concerned about the fact that their money is being used to support a company that is associated with human rights abuses.

The investment could also have a negative impact on Rolls-Royce's reputation. Some people may be less likely to do business with a company that is partly owned by a state-owned entity with a poor human rights record.

Overall, it is too early to say whether Qatar investing in Rolls-Royce is a good or bad thing. The investment could have both positive and negative consequences, and it will be important to monitor the situation closely to see how it unfolds.

Badland It's called price turbulence zig zagging up and down then currently eating away at incoming supply @ 222 Once above here quick move up to 235 might be the next measured move up by say 14p or so..

Monty888 that is target 1 hit already and now only 10p off target 2 it's all on the charts ;-)

RR now has Qatar money backed by sensible and very logical investment decisions what is there not to like?

Hopefull118/SullyWorld I am in there with you both I think the Moon is only the 1 st steep then Mars brings it on RR Let's go get IT the stars are aligned,

Monty888 is wrong the price is visible on the charts and the fair value is probably £ 10 so the share price is currently undervalued by 20% prior to earnings on Monday. If the results are reasonable to good then a close above £ 812 on the weekly chart would target 1 £ 912, target 2 £ 939 and finally target 3 £ 971 before hitting fair value above £ 10 in case of a good earnings beat. Meanwhile agree historically a good builder with a great dividend and long-term hold as evidenced by the insider buying in the last year:-)

Mystic yes as anticipated a bit of a gem of a pearl in the making pardon the punt. :-)

You are Spot. On that Warren buffet basket off when he found out the books had been cooked I think that was in Cat's years back in 2014. If Monger had a look today compared to Cosco I think he might trolley in at least for an appetizer ;-)