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Looks as though Next might have run out of steam, so we might find a sudden switch from there to SGP. GLA.
I'm getting more confident. A lot can happen in two weeks! :)
Hi Iain, If you look back at previous SGP charts you will find that there have been many occasions in the past when this share has jumped up 20% or more. Most times this has been after a period of withdrawl, like now, and, if you had read the posts from then you would have found many negative opinions that the share would go nowhere. Nobody really believes that SGP is going downhill, I believe it is purely that people, such as yourself, are all waiting to get in at the best price and make the most out of the next rise. Due to this, and the well known about, limited number of shares available this is why it is quite feesible that we could see £8 very soon. I'm sure if we don't see that rise soon you will be calling me a fool again, but I sincerely hope you don't, and when the rise does come we will all be winners so GLA.
lol Iain
We all know you're shorting this Iain, so you must be thinking that this will go down to 4p like your old haunt RMP. The price of SGP can be a bit volatile, but SGP is definitely getting more popular, and if you think £8 is impossible by the end of the month then you haven't been around SGP very long. Good luck shorting it. GLA.
Another 500 to put my money where my mouth is.
Actually I think it is more likely that your talk of share manipulation is more likely to be what is having a detrimental effect on the share price. But everybody has their own view, right or wrong, and I respect that. GLA.
People obviously dont want to lose money, and are just not buying until they see the price start to move upwards. Unfortunately its a bit of a chicken and egg thing, as the price wont rise until people buy. I dont really think that the share is being controlled, it is just the low volume sells, and low capitalisation that is causing the problem. As you say, this works in the opposite direction once the price starts rising, and people will have to get their money in pretty quickly once it does start up, or find that they have lost a 15%+ rise before they have picked up the phone. Go back to Oct 2010 to see the sort of change in direction/rise that I'm talking about.
This is going to go up, even if I have to get my purse out and push the bugger up by myself! :)
With all the good things that have been happening to the company over the last 6 months this share should be on fire, but it is acting more like a melted snowman. To steal a phrase from Bladerunner 'WAKE UP, TIME TO BUY'
F'k knows! Somewhere between £5 and £8.......................erm........................er.........................I'll say 8 :)
Trouble is these guys think they have done well with a 20% gain, when we could all easily have been looking at another 100% gain. Nobody is going to invest long term if they think they it will be lost as quickly as it is gained.
I agree, its the bizarrest thing I've ever seen in 10 years studying shares. Great results, then one good day up then, more or less all down, to below where it started. Still what I will say is, if the price holds above a 3% rise today, I will go down to Regent St tomorrow and buy 4 pairs of XL Boxers. :)
I thought their parliament was better run today while it was hung :) Lol. Maybe if we can get SGP to bring out a good trading statement every day we might have a chance :& Talking of which when is the full year report anyway?
Well the gaps definitely closed now. :)
Thanks Badgers, if the price is being controlled by the MMs, or anyone else, they may be able to do that on a day to day basis, but no one has the clout to control it long term. Therefore I do not feel that we need to worry too much, as the price will certainly reach its true potential in the near future. I am certain that the increased popularity of the product, and there is no doubt that it definitely is becoming more popular, will make this year very special for the company/share. Have a great weekend. GLA.
Ah right, now I see. I get my data from www.livecharts.co.uk and on the data I got from there on the 7th I have Open:678 High: 739.14 Low: 633.50 Close: 730 on the 6th the High was 641.71 which, on their figures, has the gap covered. Don't know if it means anything, but who knows. Being a long term holder the combined 'losses' over the last 2 weeks are still less than the gain on the 7th, and that's what being a long term holder is all about. You believe that the price will go on to rise far beyond the price you could have sold at on the 7th. Anyone who has seen my comments over a long time will know that I only want the best for everybody, based on my belief that the company is a great company and that the price will go up. If I dumped all my shares and shouted the 'S' word I could probably make a lot more, but that's not my style. GLA.
A common mistake people make is to set up as a long term holder, then spend all day panicking looking at the day chart. If you're a day trader you need to concentrate on the day chart, if you're a long term holder concentrate on the 3 month or 6 month chart. Also, setting stops on a share this volutile is more likely to lose you money than save it IMHO, I don't think Warren Buffet uses stops, else he would have been stopped out of Tesco's a while back when it dropped after he bought it. DYOR, but I've done pretty well this year so far, without any stops.
Anybody selling now will be very sad next week when the price starts heading back up again. IMHO. GLA.
Think the price will go up now that the price has caught up with the upward trend, of If it goes down any more I'll be buying some more. Don't worry what the day traders are doing, as they'll soon put their money back in once the price starts on the up. In a few months we'll all rue the day we didn't buy more at this price IMHO. GLA. :)