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ShareFlyer

"I like that!"

You're like a human bingo machine—throwing out so many numbers that statistically, you're bound to hit a winner sooner or later. First prize guaranteed.

Ahoy crew,

Today be shapin’ up to be a mighty pivotal voyage through the financial seas. Microsoft and Meta are both set to unload their earnings cargo, just as the Federal Reserve hoists anchor for its FOMC council. As if that weren’t enough to stir the waters, we've got second-quarter GDP charts incoming and fresh bearings on pending home sales. A rare confluence of market squalls, this be—a day to keep yer spyglass sharp and sails trimmed for swift reaction. Steady hands on deck, for the tides may shift quick and fierce.

Badland,

Excellent work—bullseye landing on grid 999. You've touched down precisely where intended. Now hold position… incoming orders are en route. The next phase is moments away—stay sharp.

Badland,

Last call: Purple Lions. Only 8 left, grab yours while you can here:

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/156109640/pretty-purple-stuffed-lion?gpla=1&gao=1&

Badland,

Last call was in 1681. You might need a time machine to go back to try to catch a Do Do Bird.

https://www.britannica.com/video/Dodo-extinct-bird-island-Indian-Ocean-human-induced-extinction/-245100

Badland,

Copy that. Strap in and taxi to Runway 999—standby for ignition. Coordinates for the next long-haul odyssey are inbound. The engines rumble as Turbo Tufan begins transmission of the half-year intel and forward-looking flight path. ETA: dawn, Thursday. Less than 48 hours ‘til wheels up and the market charts ignite.

To break out above 180 and fly into blue skies above 200, let's fly baby 🚀😎

ShareFlyer,

Even worse at pretending to be a pilot?

Mate, I’m not pretending—I’ve just chosen to cruise at a higher altitude than your radar can reach. 😎✈️

Clear skies up here. Let me know when you've filed your flight plan.

After diving and dipping into the 4-hour IKH clouds below @ 970, our Rycey is now changing course, taxiing towards Thursday's take-off.

Aye, Captain’s Log — supplemental:

As dawn breaks on a new trading week, keep yer spyglass trained on the horizon. Should whispers of a deal solidify, it won’t just be the press stirring the waters — we may find institutional winds at our backs, hoisting us swiftly toward that 967.6 mark and beyond.

But take heed — an inside bar be a calm before storm or surge. A breakout, when it comes, tends to be sharp. Whether it's a bullish broadside or a bearish undertow will depend on Mr. Market’s mood and the first cannonfire of earnings season.

The chart be our compass, but sentiment’s the wind in our sails. Stay alert, keep positions tight, and be ready to tack with purpose should Thursday bring fireworks. With the course still set fair, this ship could yet make a hard charge toward uncharted waters.

Steady as she goes. Always enjoy the voyage, GLA

Park_Life

Careful throwing that around — last time someone said that, Burger King tried to trademark my opinions. 🍔😎

Hi ShareFlyer

Your post might pass as satire, but this is a forum where people—investors, analysts, and readers alike—come to exchange information with clarity and purpose.

Vague analogies like “follow the fox, follow the goose” or references to “green grass” and “warm winds” don’t convey any information. If your chart says £10 based on Airbus orders, then present the actual analysis—show the technical levels, the order volume, delivery schedule, revenue impact, and valuation uplift. Otherwise, you're just generating noise, not insight.

And frankly, repeatedly asking for likes and follows while contributing little of substance undermines your credibility further. If you're serious about gaining respect or followers, provide content that is serious.

We’re here to trade on facts, not riddles. If you want to be taken seriously, start acting like it.

Aye crew,

Next week’s seas may turn choppy, with a trade squall potentially brewing 'twixt the EU and that old tempest himself, Donald Trump. Word is the weekend press may toss a few favourable gusts our way ahead o' Thursday’s half-year reckoning—trim the sails accordingly.

This week’s voyage ended within the safe bounds of an inside bar—price action neatly moored within last week’s range. As long as we don’t spring a leak below 874.57 this July, and we break above 967.6 by the 31st, the long-term course remains steady and strong.

Enjoy the shore leave this weekend, lads and lasses—Thursday’s tide may yet carry us to finer ports!

Hi ShareFlyer,

Can you please clarify the following statement:

''The future is bright… the future is orange!'' > So, no clear blue skies ahead for rycey?

Norse,

Follow the live data price here:

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/RR./rolls-royce-holdings-plc/company-page

Bob's is your uncle 😉

Norse, my Broker (Saxo Bank), currently shows the closing price as 985.60 and rising. Maybe checking other brokers or market makers is your best option here.

Here we go:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hx4gdlfamo&ab_channel=KennyRogersVEVO

Heading north once more toward 989.20—though a few hefty sell orders tried to rock the boat yesterday. Once we crest that wave, 1042 comes into view on the horizon.

Arrival time? That’s up to the ever-moody Captain Mr. Market.

After consolidating following the bullish outside day on 23 June and new all-time highs, the hammer reversal on 16 July, which defied the April trend line and bounced off the key 6,200 support level, was immediately followed by the large bullish candle on 17 July. This has reignited momentum towards yesterday’s new high. The market still appears to be defying gravity, with momentum divergence on the charts being an important factor. However, the melt-up remains evident, and many frustrated bulls feel they missed the rally. Bulls are still in control, and the long-term trend from the peaks of Jan 2022 and Dec 2024 could push towards 6,475 or even 6,500, the 127% Fibonacci extension of the Feb-Apr decline, before bears might regain control.

Summary:

The S&P 500 posted a fresh record close on Tuesday, its 11th so far this year, as the melt-up in US stocks continued. The broad market rose a tiny 0.06% to close at 6,309.62, while the Dow Jones industrial average climbed 0.4% and the Nasdaq 100 fell 0.5% on a weak session for chip stocks.

Earnings season is well underway, and we face the first major test tonight with two of the Magnificent 7 reporting—Alphabet and Tesla. So far, earnings are surpassing forecasts, but this isn’t a major surprise, even if it provides a boost. Of approximately 90 S&P 500 companies that have reported so far, around 85% have exceeded expectations, according to FactSet.

🧠 Final Thought:

If you're thinking of piling in, you wouldn’t be alone—some funds will start accumulating here under the radar. The better risk-reward play may be:

Gradual scaling in, monitoring execution (especially margin guidance and deal pipeline updates), and watching for any hints of dividend reinstatement or earnings surprise in H2 2025.