Month: February 2019

Royal Bank of Scotland #Brent #DAX The comedy bank, #RBS, continues to flounder around doing very little. At time of writing, the price is 239.1p which is, 23.91p in old money. Not the most scintillating increase since the gory days of 9p (in old money) a few years ago. We suspect we’re not the only folk still dividing the price by 10 to return to the “real” share price. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 11/02/2019”

FTSE for FRIDAY #SP500 #GOLD #Nasdaq The astounding excitement of Brexit talks has captivated us in a week where, once again, nothing really happened! Even the #FTSE appears to be losing interest in the affair faster than UK media’ attention on a drunk MP sexually assaulting two people at Westminster and police being called… Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 8/02/2019”

UK Pound v The Euro #GBPEUR #DOW #Gold We’re keeping a fairly close eye on this pairing for obvious reasons. And it’s making little sense! (no surprise). The recent break above the ruling downtrend should have reached 1.164 but unfortunately, the rise fizzled at 1.158 and this was not a good sign. It implies weakness. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 7/02/2019”

Angus Energy #CAC40 #SP500 Despite #Angus Energy being in a pretty vile position, it’s share price drop represents something we prefer witness as our last prediction (link here) mentioned a drop target of 4.5p. The lowest achieved (thus far) has been 5.25p and the route taken may prove quite important. Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 6/02/2019”

Ryanair Holdings #Gold #Nasdaq Our July 2018 report on #Ryanair (link here) provided a masterclass in predicting share price movements. The image below highlights something we usually don’t bother giving but the 3 drop levels achieved were quite vivid. What’s next as we always like a share which plays by “the rules”?

Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 5/02/2019”

Sirius Minerals #Brent #Dax This popular share is experiencing price flips and flops which make little sense. Needless to say, we’re going to attempt to add some logic to the price swings as surely, post-Brexit, the UK is going to need all the fertilizer it can get? Continue reading “Trends and Targets for 4/02/2019”