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Take A look At Cox Insurance. (COX)     

goldfinger - 21 Jun 2004 12:37

One of the Lloyds Insurance Brokers and trading derd cheap on a p/E of only just over 4. There is of course a reason for this and it was the termination of talks with Highways Insurance Holdings Plc (late april) were both parties jointly terminated a possible combining of their respective businesses.

Investors took this as a negative sign with Cox and the shares plummeted and have been well oversold.


The plusses are that you can snap this up at a P/E of 4.2

2 Directors have bought into the recovery

The share trades at a large discount to the sector

Last results were excelent

The forward statement is very encouraging and business is well on track

The share is in uptrend and has been for 4 consecutive days.



draw_chart.php?epic=COX&type=1&size=2&pe

please DYOR.

cheers GF.



goldfinger - 05 Jul 2004 01:04 - 40 of 44

WHAT THE BROKERS SAY

Strong Buy 3

Buy 0

Neutral 0

Sell 0

Strong Sell 0

Total 3

Covering Brokers
Bridgewell Securities, ABN Amro, Numis Securities, Panmure Gordon - Div of Lazard, Shore Capital Stockbrokers.

Excelent.

cheers GF.

hopping - 05 Jul 2004 06:43 - 41 of 44

Slater.
Sorry but you have it wrong about "GeatDane's" Trendseeker chart and you are misleading people but maybe not intentionaly.. I suggest you check this With "Great Dane" Who is the developer of this System..
A strong BUY is signalled when the line GOES UP through the GREEN LINE, NOT UP through the RED LINE as you have stated.

Great Dane's words not mine "Note that the BUY signal is when the curve goes UP through the BUY line".

Please note the BUY line is GREEN not RED.

I think also that the system is copywrite.
Hoping...

goldfinger - 05 Jul 2004 10:55 - 42 of 44

There are only two signal lines BUY and SELL, heres what greatdane said when I asked him if his software was showing a sell on this...................

"A SELL is when the trend line goes DOWN through the red line,yes. Usually this takes place after a couple of days' falling price".ENDS.

So therefore if it hasnt gone down through the red line but is up above it as is the case (and there hasnt been a couple of days price falls) and is up above the green line, surely this is a strong buy. There is no other logic that you can attribute to it.

Also note his reaction to my comments on the tax shelter where he immediatly posted the chart.............. "Wow, somebody must have noticed"

Fundies point to a strong buy, brokers point to a strong buy, the charts point to a strong buy and so do I.

goldfinger - 08 Nov 2004 12:05 - 43 of 44

Top of the leader board and a lovely 26% plus rise, you were saying thirdeye?????.

cheers GF.

goldfinger - 08 Nov 2004 12:11 - 44 of 44

Now up 30%.

cheers GF.
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