Sound Energy #DAX #NK225 It’s now been a year since we inherited two cats*, enjoying their ongoing phoney war with our dogs. Who knew cats will starve to death if not fed every few hours? Entering the kitchen in full stealth mode doesn’t help – within seconds, the cats are pretending famine. Some share prices, amazingly, will behave similarly!
Sound Energy are a case in point. When we last reviewed it back in January, we proposed a scenario when, if it moved below 24p, there was a chance of it bottoming at 19p. Instead, the price moved down to 21p and bounced, very slightly. This is the “so you were not actually starving, just wanted some attention” part of price movements, thanks to the share price not showing real weakness. Since this charade, Sound has been cheerfully paddling along while actually, similar to a cat, doing nothing useful. We do have a question though; it had a chance to drop and failed to embrace it. Does this actually imply hidden strength?
The downtrend for the last few years has been fairly well defined with the share price once again squirming, like a malnourished cat, against the Blue downtrend. We remain tainted with optimism, due to the circled break above Blue back at the start of the year, a movement which proved the trend line may not be sacred. It’s perhaps worth mentioning this share price is quite dangerous as until such time it closes above BLUE (presently 25p), it’s trading in a region where ultimate bottom calculates at a completely impossible minus 20p.
For now, we shall be inclined to view intraday traffic above 26.7p (not a spike upward in the opening seconds of trade) as signalling a true attempt to break free, this looking capable of provoking a visually believable 30p initially. If exceeded, our longer term secondary calculates at 40p.
Otherwise, until it betters the trend, the risk remains of shuffles below 21p allowing for an initial 19p with secondary, if broken, at a potential solid bounce point of 12.5p. To be blunt, if it failed to bounce at 12.5p, the implications stink worse than cat food.
*A relative had a stroke, could no longer care for her cats. The last year has been a comedy of dogs chasing cats, cats chasing dogs, and the cats & dogs forming a very real alliance to deter any other cat from visiting the garden.
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Market |
Price At Issue |
Short Entry |
Fast Exit |
Slow Exit |
Stop |
Long Entry |
Fast Exit |
Slow Exit |
Stop |
Prior |
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10:09:29PM |
BRENT |
67.59 |
‘cess |
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10:11:32PM |
GOLD |
1309.29 |
Success |
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10:13:24PM |
FTSE |
7153.09 |
‘cess |
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10:16:02PM |
FRANCE |
5317.7 |
Success |
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10:18:21PM |
GERMANY |
11616 |
11471 |
11414 |
11347 |
11538 |
11618 |
11645 |
11703 |
11559 |
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10:20:25PM |
US500 |
2817.92 |
Success |
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10:23:08PM |
DOW |
25762.4 |
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10:25:17PM |
NASDAQ |
7278 |
‘cess |
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10:27:15PM |
JAPAN |
21528 |
21215 |
21178 |
21061 |
21393 |
21530 |
21615.5 |
21768 |
21339 |
13/03/2019 FTSE Closed at 7159 points. Change of 0.11%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,265,207,339 a change of 6.8%