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KK, you ask where has basic humanity gone, yet many here (and I can't remember if you were one), seem happy with the fact that Boo may be at the very least indirectly linked with poor working conditions. I asked this question when we were waiting for the report to come out to the effect of, if the report was bad, what would you do ethically about Boo, and not a single, not one, poster here said in those circumstances, would they consider selling any boo stock they owned.
So this BB is as lacking in "basic humanity " too?

well SE another wrong prediction (and that was at 3:50, it was only 40 minutes to the close....

Anyway who cares, as long as you make money from it, good luck

Steve, I think the reason we clash a bit is that you keep putting words in my mouth. I did not know the rally was over. How could I? it takes time to post and while I am doing that the SP could drive up further? And I accept you said "mighty achievable" to go to 370p but I am reasoning that by posting that you expected it to do so, but yet again the L2 was not helpful? Either you do not interpret it very well or it is not reliable enough to commit a trade to, given the amount of times it has not followed your view of it.
I don't know about being a stopped clock as I am not sure what other predictions I have made on boo but you are taking this too personally, I was just trying to understand L2 data. You post about it so I asked you about it. This is nothing to do with you as a person. But its ok because your experience of it has not convinced me of its merit. So thanks for your help with these exchanges.

steve, I don't know if you are being deliberately obtuse. All I ever asked you about L2 data was, can you profit it from it?
We had back and forth until you said it was "guesswork"
As an example of whether or not it was necessary, because it has a cost to have this data at your disposal, having asked you specifically what L2 was indicating what you would do and did not get back any sort of BUY SELL or HOLD answer, I, based on support and resistance, a trade that indicated a buy at 350.4 (it was actually a bit lower but that's the price I got in at.)
To post at 360p plus that its going to 370p is maybe not as impressive as you seem to think?
(I don't need the location of my garage door to pull the trigger on making a decision whether or not to buy or sell a stock either)
I don't know if you use all the various indicators you mention some times, all the time, or a combination of, or over what time scales and all of those are important if you want to share info with this board. If you don't, because its your system and others can figure it out, then ok, but why bother posting at all?

steve, when you say reversal: are you saying the SP to fall or to rise? (I ask because the trend is clearly up since July and therefore a reversal would be a fall from where we are?)

If you are talking about a rise from the retrace from a week ago, what timescales are you working on? By that I am asking, say you get more indicators that are showing a rise (and as side point how many do you need!), what would be the expected target? Is it just back to the 400p high or would you expect it to go above the high of 5 months ago?

Hi steve, I'm not (and never have) argued that any or all indicators have to have a 100% success rate. But they do have to have enough of a success rate so that when consistently used over a period of time they are correct more often then they are wrong otherwise, clearly there would be no point to them.

I agree steve that they are indicators and that they don't always work, I was just asking if pivot points actually work enough for you to use them profitably, because I have always struggled with that particular one, that was all
By all means don't spoon feed people but if you are going to post a load of indicators that are indicating the SP to rise, which presumably is stuff that has worked for you , you could give some context on the timescales?
I don't know, it just might have made the post more accessible. But hey ho. You are right, we seem to look at this board from different ends of the telescope.

Ok, Your post today at 9:02

"Agreed it’s not dropping under 354 and grabbed a small amount more at 354 so let’s try and close above 360 or even better in 370s"

Its below 354p by the way.....

SE I am not trying to wind you up I was simply going to remind you of your wildly inaccurate forecasts. You think "I must always be right" but you are making an artform of being wrong and seem to have no self awareness of your imbecilic forecasts

Not really SE, I was thinking of copying and pasting a whole load of your posts from only a few days ago, back to you, particularly the one about not buying above 340p but thought better of it but did not delete all of one that got caught up in my post to steve.

Ignore the bit
"For me only thing that could be done is the BOD buy up more shares to show confidence or maybe they are waiting for 200’s again also and that would be quite a conspiracy theory"
that was a exert from a Share Expert post

That's really not true Steve, And its difficult to get tone across in short posts. Just because I haven't been convinced by your answers does not mean I am not listening to them and trying to see what you are saying, but obviously its up to you.
If you re-read your post you might acknowledge that most would not have a clue what you were talking about or what it meant.

For me only thing that could be done is the BOD buy up more shares to show confidence or maybe they are waiting for 200’s again also and that would be quite a conspiracy theory

Well Share Expert, (what a misnomer that is!!) I have read a couple of your posts from 1st of October onwards and frankly you are the last person I would want to talk to about shares so at least we have something in common : we both don't want to talk to each other.

ok, well it wasn't for me, I was hoping to find out as bit more about stuff that others use that works for them but not for me, to hopefully learn a bit about it.
I honestly don't understand why people post stuff, particularly of a specialist nature and then refuse to discuss it. Whats the point?

steve, (I am not having a go), do you use all of those indicators to inform a decision? I ask because I never had any success with pivot points. (I mean sometimes they "worked" but often they didn't)

PP! doesn't buy shares with too little history of operating and yet bought within about 12 months or so of being floated.....(Not sure how long asos had been going because she bought at 60p on that one if memory serves....)

Bruce, I have no argument with LTB&H, its not for me because the world moves too fast now and technical change happens fast and can disrupt any sector, taking even a 5 year view is potentially tricky unless the company is secure in patented technology. (Which Boo clearly does not have)
I am interested in your view when you say "The snag with your approach is the chance of missing the really big rises which only happen occasionally." are you referring to Boo? 3 years ago the sp was around 200-230p, not a brilliant return over that time for a growth stock? I use EVE (sleep) as an example only because I was in it, but it was 1.2p a few months ago and topped out at 7p a couple of weeks ago. Its carried on falling back to about 4p now but even so you could easily had a 4 or 5 bagger out of it and indeed most on that board are quite content to sit it out and see it maybe treble in a year from its current assuming it carries on with its sales increases.(I'm out by the way, not that it matters)Does anyone here expect Boo to be £10 plus in 12 months?
There is a big world out there and at some stage the penny will drop that the only really, really valuable commodity is time.

Hi david, I think more likely to go to 400p than 300p but what do I know? What I will do is that if it hits about 347p I'm out. I'll have lost 1% of my capital on the amount invested. On the other hand I'm expecting 367p to be hit soon ish, but I am in no particular rush and should it do that I will consider selling or holding for further rises dependent on the action at the time.

INVESTORSDYOR makes my point rather well, asking "I'm fairly new to share investing, and really don't understand the logic in the current SP."
For god's sake do you not read any posts here? I have posted about 5-6 times in the last few days now on market analysis of the answer to exactly your question and yet you post what you did.
Stop now and save your money would be my best advice based on your inability to read on take in info or indeed the ability to think for yourself.

I don't know why you are being so defensive ST, I don't post every single trade I make here, in fact very rarely as it has absolutely no consequence to anyone plus it could all be made up so who cares?
The only reason I mentioned this recent trade on Friday was that I had been trying to understand what help L2 knowledge gives the individual, given that that data comes at a cost. All I got from steve (who with KK particularly often posts this info) was stuff I did not understand about his personal trades with CFD's and he wanted to hopefully avoid a loss. Or at least I think was the gist. My question was, how does the individual profit from it. Anyway, without the aid of L2 I posted my trade and the reasons for it as an exercise to potentially show L2 mu not be worth the cost.
But as is the case here normally, its the man that's gets played and not the ball.
And fwiw and clearly, I could making this up, but after 40 years it turns out I rarely now ever lose on a trade when applying the lessons I have learned. (its a system of sorts and if you read any book on trading they all have one and recommend the individual find theirs)
Still, it would seem better to label me full of **** than actually question ideas and debate the pro's and cons of different methodology's.
As I say, this board by and large seems to made up some very odd sorts and quite a lot of young inexperienced and immature people. Good luck because with the attitude that often comes across on this BB, a lot I feel will need it.
I have made every single mistake in the book when it comes to trading, I ask the questions that I do to try and help others less experienced,question their motives to see if they might learn some stuff without having to pay for it in hard earned cash.