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<\/figure>\n\n\n\nAs Lloyds share price “closing price” charts show, the share managed to \nbriefly break trend with the market opting to stuff the share below BLUE. This \ntends confirm our suspicion the price will doubtless start some oscillation, \nideally giving a trading range which will prove useful as we await politicians \ndoing the job they are paid to do. It often feels the TV show, “The Apprentice” \ncould do a better job of things, giving a bunch of publicity hungry hopefuls the \ntask of managing a settlement with Europe.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
If our suspicion is correct regarding Lloyds, weakness now below 63 should \nprove capable of reversal to an initial 60p. If broken, secondary is now \ncalculating at 57.5p and remains a point at which we’d hope for a bounce. \nTheoretically – and visually – it will make sense for a bounce to head to 64p \nbefore again experiencing some reversals. This will give a reasonable trading \nrange until Brexit nonsense is sorted, one way or another.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
To adopt a tone which approaches optimism, Lloyds share price now requires \ntrade above 67.8p, this apparently now permitting growth to an initial 70.75 \nwith secondary, if bettered, a longer term 74p. Visually, there is an \nimplication any rise foolish enough to hit the 74p level will find itself \nrestricted by a glass ceiling which has existed since 2015. Only with closure \nabove such a point will be genuinely adopt a stance of hope for the future.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Time Issued<\/font><\/TD> Market<\/font><\/TD> Price At Issue<\/font><\/TD> Short Entry<\/font><\/TD> Fast Exit<\/font><\/TD> Slow Exit<\/font><\/TD> Stop<\/font><\/TD> Long Entry<\/font><\/TD> Fast Exit<\/font><\/TD> Slow Exit<\/font><\/TD> Stop<\/font><\/TD> ![\"\"\/](\"http:\/\/www.trendsandtargets.com\/img\/lloy290419.jpg\")
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