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stanelco .......a new thread (SEO)     

bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&SiChart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&Si

for more information about stanelco click on the links.

driver's research page link
http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=7681#lastread
website link
http://www.stanelco.co.uk/index.htm


planttec - 24 Feb 2005 11:23 - 1757 of 27111

Driver
You sent a shiver down my spine at the mention of energis.....If you want some shares in that "wonderful" business i have a draw full of the worthless bits of paper, make me an offer ! HOWLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

Nice to see a tick up today again, Roll on the news from asda. Thought it come late ladst night, only to find it was a further (small) issue for a retiring employee :-(((
Be lucky

Fred1new - 24 Feb 2005 11:57 - 1758 of 27111

Sticking my oar in again.


Triangles are basically formed from resistance and support lines over a relatively short period to the overall trend you are watching.

If based on the extremes of the dealing price of the days you are watching, sometimes you will see the range of day trading prices begin to narrow and the over all trading resistance and support lines line narrow extended cone to a point ie. triangle formation.

As one comes nearer the apex of the triangle sometimes one can see the price range burst through one of those lines. If the break is maintained for two to three days in a any direction then it is suggestive of the change of the trend in the direction of the break.

It is stated by some that the triangle should be 2/3 completed.

Also. it is suggested that it is unwise to buy in a triangle (unless you have inside information) and leave purchases or even sells until the price has established a definite trend again.

Substitute for days the unit of time you are using, minutes, weeks, and months.

Overall, I think that my results from using TA in combination with basic fundamentals have given me far greater returns than I would have expected. I wish I hadnt regarded then based on phantasy. But I am still sceptical or at least cautious of many of the claims.

bosley - 24 Feb 2005 13:13 - 1759 of 27111

thanks doug and fred for your help in triangle explanations.very helpful.
lovely bit of blue today. cant beat a bit of blue.....price seems to be stable . fred, what claims are you sceptical about?

andysmith - 24 Feb 2005 13:22 - 1760 of 27111

Hope this triangle thing means first SHARP DROP - wait for it, panic sellers reading last years results, followed quickly by people BUYING at low price (me included) for next years results and then the bounce up and beyond 20p!! I will be watching closely on Monday and should there be a buying op, I'm ready. If not I'll settle for a nice blue triangle pointing up on the SEO share price.

stockdog - 24 Feb 2005 13:27 - 1761 of 27111

Andysmith - you been reading my mind again - although I'm not sure I should add any more weight to SEO. On balance would like immediate and sustained sharp rise up through 20p to my next stop of 25p to give me some profits to place elsewhere.

SD

driver - 24 Feb 2005 14:17 - 1762 of 27111

planttec
I dont want to rub it in but Archie Norman is raking it in (energis)

Triangles what Triangles

Fred1new - 24 Feb 2005 14:51 - 1763 of 27111

Bosely

The reason for some of my scepticism is that in my youth I attended many workshops led by very enthusiastic leaders who had unrealistic claims based on very little practice. Often these leaders had been taught to leader by similar leaders in USA. These I may add were not workshops on TA (Technical Analysis) but TA as in Transactional Analysis. This is not disputing that there is much of value in both schools of thought.

The other damming thing about TA is that it is Ok until the trend changes and then it aint. It gives some probability of the future but nothing is absolute and I dont think it can or should be divorced from the Fundamentals. The mood of the market is effected by announcement or economic changes which effect the underlying fundaments of the security and those influence the mood of the market, which then can be read by the various charts and indicators.

The other important feature is that the crowd buying the securities are the same people as you and me and often following the overall trend. When you sell they look at the graph and sell on the same interpretation you are making etc. which makes the results self fulfilling . The only thing is that there others interpreting the graph oppositely and selling or selling earlier or later than you.

I think many authors of the various tombs make more out of their authorships than the markets.

But I still am intrigue by TA and am certainly not an expert or a completely true believer in all that it is claimed about it. But it is very useful once a tren has been established.

Meanwhile if you look at BPRG you may see a triangle formation on a slightly longer period of time than SEO.

I think I am a long term holder of SEO and BPRG.

Apologies if the is boring.

driver - 24 Feb 2005 15:03 - 1764 of 27111

Fred1new
"boring". You said it, it has been proven that if you stick a pin in the F.T share page you will do just as good as the so-called expert, and you don't give your self a headache.

stockdog - 24 Feb 2005 15:13 - 1765 of 27111

Driver
I think that was true in the last great bull market 1989 to 2000. Not so sure now though. I think the debate may centre round the expression "so-called" in truth.

SD

driver - 24 Feb 2005 15:23 - 1766 of 27111

stockdog
I wasn't suggesting that us experience seo investors did that.

I know you all have got your ways of checking the FTSE but this is a nice little link to have book marked it also gives you winners and Losers.


http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/fds/hi/business/market_data/ticker/markets/default.stm

aldwickk - 24 Feb 2005 15:24 - 1767 of 27111

"if you stick a pin in the F.T share page you will do just as good as the so-called expert"

Thats what Evil K does , but he picks the share next to the share that the pin went in.

driver - 24 Feb 2005 15:33 - 1768 of 27111

May be he puts 3 pins in and makes a Triangle.

Triangles what Triangles

AdieH - 24 Feb 2005 15:45 - 1769 of 27111

Dynamite have you been watching GMC, wow, its like SEO was a couple of weeks ago...

stockdog - 24 Feb 2005 16:34 - 1770 of 27111

Driver - you mean I should stop using that method? I've been trying to stick triangles into the FT when they're only two thirds complete. I keep breaking out - in a lather. What thread is this by the way? Looking good for Monday.

SD

driver - 24 Feb 2005 16:43 - 1771 of 27111

stockdog
I think you should read the SUN and go on a 10 Holiday.

stockdog - 24 Feb 2005 16:48 - 1772 of 27111

driver - if my memory os correct, you don't read the SUN, you look at it!
SD

bosley - 24 Feb 2005 16:56 - 1773 of 27111

evening all. blue day. nice. very low volume too. it may be early days yet but the price does seem fairly settled around here. wonderful

Jacks - 24 Feb 2005 17:06 - 1774 of 27111

Triangles, sounds like a hair dressers shop. Is someone taking the p***, there is only one sort of triangle worth studying and it's not the Bermuda triangle or what's beed discussed above. Let's get back on track with the thread and talk about why SEO will move north. I believe Andy S was taking the mickey in his post.

tipton11 - 24 Feb 2005 17:07 - 1775 of 27111

it all seems to be taking a long time for anything tangible to appear...does anyone feel a 60 day exclusive option to anyone [however grand in volume terms] when there is considerable interest by others, is a mistake, particulary as no fee appears to have been paid...if asda reject for whatever reason [royalty too big etc.] seo and all of us will be up a gum tree.

stockdog - 24 Feb 2005 17:29 - 1776 of 27111

I would think that 60 days is a pretty tight turnaround to negotiate conclusive heads of agreement for this deal.

I think ASDA may be considered to have paid an option fee by paying for the trials in the first place.

I think we're all a little impatient - what does 30 days matter over a 1, 2 or 5 year view?

Whilst we're waiting, we talk of triangles. What do you do with a triangle in a hairdresser's by the way?

SD
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