Member Info for tidd83

Timetolearn just keep trying, you'll get quoted

Is up so always a positive, 40% on aim isn't much to be fair so see how she pans out Monday (news or not). Whispers or rumours start a rise.

A rise into close by the looks of it

Case in point 1.. MCAP vs profits. That's evidence enough for a start!

I wouldn't line TWs pockets this company doesn't look too bad to be honest I'm shocked it's priced as it is..

Because tom Winnifroth has a short on it lol?

Are you still in then?

Google finance will show you recent trades as they happen but live.. Or you can pay lse for live trades and prices :)

You were seeing prices delayed usually by 15mins.

What time was your trade I can't see a 9.97 unless you put in nearly £5k?

What worries you here that wouldn't warrant you buying in at low 9s but would at 8s?

NP, L2 is a good tool but I wouldn't use it solely to make a trading decision. If the book changes you won't be able to get in/out quick enough..

I've seen many rises also but sometimes 50-80% is not the end of a rally. You sometimes have to look fundamentally and at TA to make a decision. Hope you make the right one.

If you want to use that tactic that's commendable but you need to clarify why 8p.. Is it support, do TA indicators like fib retrace signify that or is that fair value? Sometimes sitting for a retrace means you miss the boat.. you have to reason with your decisions.

Buy.. that isn't expensive?

In on this one..

Here can be selling in the profit ranges.. hard to get a sell at times.

To be a bit of a monster.. anyone having issues with live trades or l2?

Best to stand back for now and watch

Notice from entu and it's solar division ceasing from today's RNS.. "Furthermore, the Board expects the market environment for Solar to become increasingly difficult as a result of speculation about a possible increase in VAT for its solar products from 5% to 20% and uncertainties concerning the future level of feed-in tariffs, in particular a recent Government proposal for a substantial reduction in feed-in tariffs with effect from January 2016."