Trends And Targets

#Sirius Minerals and Fundamentals #GOLD #CAC40. This lot are starting to give good reason for concern in the future. Every now and then, we come across a number regarded as sacrosanct and in the case of Sirius, it’s at just 22.75p. What merits this analysis happened in September and again, the start of October. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 16/10/2018”

#FTSE Big Picture and some unspeakable stuff! #DAX #BRENT A surprise erection and the stock markets. Unless discussing building projects, the “erection” word is one blokes avoid. However… Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 15/10/2018”

#TERN plc #Brent #SP500 Our ‘#FTSE for FRIDAY‘ guru, currently milking his bout of leukaemia in a Scottish hospital, remains unavailable. However, we’re still able to use our software, suspecting the market has potentially shown itself as bottoming. As a result, we’re looking for upward indications on the FTSE.

If, on Friday, the index stumbles above 7091 points, recovery to an initially tame 7121 makes sense. If bettered, secondary is at 7178 points. Stop can be at 7032 points.

 

However, we’ve been emailed about TERN and admit the share exhibits some interesting potentials.

The immediate cycle calculates with ultimate bottom of 7.75p. It also offers the opinion the price dare not close below 7.5p as all future targets come decorated with minus sign prefix’s. In plain English, the suggestion is for a bounce anytime now. Any rebound taking the share price above just 17p should prove capable of an initial 24.5p. The visuals hint at a stutter as such a level.

But with closure above 24.5p, we’re calculating a strong secondary of 38p before we require to recalculate the future..

 

All joking aside, thanks for the emails regarding the boss. His incurable illness repeats every 5 years or so. Then he lives in a quarantine bubble, surrounded by his computers, until his immune system grows back. Then he cuts down trees, mows the lawn, presses wild flowers, and bitches about the weather!

 

FUTURES

Time Issued

Market

Price At Issue

Short Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Long Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Prior

6:07:23PM

US500

2760

2735

2714.5

2639

2794

2798

2816

2842

2740

‘cess

6:18:59PM

GOLD

1221

Success

7:20:01PM

DOW

25346

‘cess

7:28:31PM

FTSE

6998

‘cess

8:01:13PM

FRANCE

5071

Success

8:05:09PM

GERMANY

11479

‘cess

8:16:41PM

NASDAQ

6960

Success

8:20:17PM

BRENT

80.13

79.73

79.07

78.17

81.25

81.96

82.39

82.77

81.25

Success

8:24:15PM

JAPAN

22562

#VERSARIEN #CAC40 #Nasdaq  We’ve been short staffed this week, a “man down” situation thanks to unexpected chemotherapy. This evening, while reviewing the bloodbath which occurred on the market during Wednesday, the person who usually writes this headline piece phoned to discuss a real bloodbath.

It seems falling asleep with an IV Drip attached can be hilarious, if you wake up with a violent start. In the space of a few seconds, he turned his hospital room into something similar to a special effects crime scene, waving a tube squirting blood from his hand around. In the final analysis, nurses advise very little blood was lost and it just looked very, very, bad. Hopefully this proves similar behaviour to Versarien’s on 10th October, along with the wider markets.

 

The visuals against VRS do provide a little problem. Near term weakness below just 140p logically introduces 137p as a point at which we would hope for a bounce. The big problem comes if 137p breaks, thanks to 107p calculating as “bottom” on the immediate movement cycle.

At this level, the price meets the uptrend since 2017 and there are compelling arguments favouring a bounce, if 107p makes an appearance. To be honest, we do suspect this shall prove the intention.

How can it get out of trouble?

 

Any bounce requires exceed 176p to give some hope for the future. A move such as this anticipates 196p, essentially matching prior highs. If bettered, even slightly, the shares track record of outperformance calculates with 218p.

For now, we fear this shall not becomes interesting until 107p rears its bottom.

FUTURES

	Time Issued	Market	Price At Issue	Short Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Long Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Prior
	9:33:35PM	BRENT	82.38									Success
	9:37:20PM	GOLD	1194.2									‘cess
	9:41:03PM	FTSE	7054									Success
	9:45:33PM	FRANCE	5171.7	5155	5113	5088	5226	5226	5295	5321	5195	‘cess
	9:49:29PM	GERMANY	11604									Success
	9:54:45PM	US500	2773.8									Success
	10:00:51PM	DOW	25433									Success
	10:11:51PM	NASDAQ	6983	6976	6967	6909	7002	7242	7439.75	7506	7174	Success

#VODAFONE (LSE:VOD) This lots share price has behaved with similarity to one of these mobile phone contracts which once was a good idea, now rather less so. In fact, if we dwell of the movement the market made at the start of 2018, it was almost like an immoral advertising campaign to reel in some suckers. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 10/10/2018”

Banks, Brexit, Banksy & Pink Elephants. The Retail Sector know a sure fire way to galvanise trade is to change things around. At TaT, one of the team tells a story from the 1980’s, when he bet he could sell 100 Pink Elephant soft toys in a week. By changing display priorities in his petrol station, it became Pink Elephant hell with the oversized monstrosities selling for 10 quid each. He had paid 2 quid. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 09/10/2018”

Whether it’s PopMaster on Radio 2 (One Year Out!), Eggheads, or even The Chase, we constantly witness people talking themselves out of the right answer. We did it ourselves with the FTSE on Friday. From our perspective, it was drop dead obvious the index was heading to 7338 but then, made the mistake of questioning it. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 08/10/2018”