Month: January 2019

FTSE for FRIDAY #Cac40 #Dax The #FTSE is driving us a bit crazy. For the market to successfully escape the immediate downtrend since last August, it required CLOSE January above 6,977.225 points. The index closed the month at 6,968 points, close but no banana! Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 1/02/2019”

Majestic Wine #SP500 #Nasdaq An important anniversary is being used to justify an update on #Majestic. One of the team at T&T has a bizarre wedding anniversary regime, buying a bottle of champagne annually. Perhaps this sounds normal but unfortunately, the champagne is never actually consumed. Instead, it joined 24 of its fellow bottles in a rack, untouched and unwanted! Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 31/01/2019”

Sound Energy #Nasdaq #CAC40 As a share which, by most standards, is presently trading in very dangerous territory, Sound is actually exhibiting some surprising potentials. But don’t get us wrong – the Big Picture warns this has serious drop potentials, so it is risky! Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 30/01/2019”

Microsoft Corp #Gold #SP500 The market is just a couple of days away from #Microsoft next earnings report (30 Jan 2019) and thus far, it’s looking fairly encouraging. At time of writing, it’s trading around 107, needing above 110 to give some optimism as this should prove capable of an initial 115. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 29/01/2019”

Fevertree Drinks #Brent #DAX This lots share price is all over the place. When we last reviewed it back at the end of November (link here) we’d an expectation the price intended a drop. The price managed confuse the issue, confirming the criteria for a drop, then triggering the criteria for a rise – which it met. However… we still suspect it intends reversal. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 28/01/2019”

FTSE for FRIDAY #Nasdaq #Gold #Patisserie Valerie’s demise came as a surprise, even to us. We’re quite used to companies issuing unexpected news but equally aware their share price movements generally warn of such in the weeks/months before. With Patisserie Val (LSE:CAKE), there was absolutely nothing. In fact, the converse was true as a fairly strong argument existed for a price rise. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 25/01/2019”

Lloyds #DAX #NK225 The UK’s retail banks appear united in their approach to Brexit. Not a single one gives a clue to what’s coming! However, as #Lloyds Group big picture chart continues to show, this is perhaps not the case… Share prices are apparently stuffed. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 24/01/2019”