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bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

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Chiva20 - 15 Jun 2005 10:41 - 5947 of 27111

Grim baza - I've been watching like a hawk, I've learned that harsh lesson more than once - had to move one or two of mine down a couple of times. I hate doing that goes against my normal logic of these things. Hopefully I'll be glad I did!

Nice to see blue, I believe we'll see more of this again on a build up to Monday once again

bosley - 15 Jun 2005 10:54 - 5948 of 27111

apologies for doubting you, chiva. looks like you called it right.

roma - 15 Jun 2005 11:00 - 5949 of 27111

I agree with you, ptholden. I would think that the 44m shares were bought for long term investment. I don't expect them to be sold for a long time.

wilbs - 15 Jun 2005 11:03 - 5950 of 27111

You should check out BOR. Up 17% and further to go.
wilbs

ptholden - 15 Jun 2005 11:08 - 5951 of 27111

Just about 1M buys in the last 30 minutes and NO sells, bound to change of course, but are those sitting on the fence about to miss the bus?

pth

Chiva20 - 15 Jun 2005 11:19 - 5952 of 27111

I hope so Bos! This has been quite a retracement from the high, so I favour its due a lift up again.

stockdog - 15 Jun 2005 11:42 - 5953 of 27111

Looks like we may be turning up, but there was a recent 600,000 sell at 22.25 - could be part of the 44m which could indicate more selling into strength to come which will keep the SP capped until whoever is selling has offloaded enough. There may well be a sell programme as we move up as each placee takes its money out at pre-determined profit levels. But it's only 5% of the issue, so won't hold us back for long much eventually.

I'm still happy to have topped up on the way down at the beginning of last wek, missing the best price available today by only 0.38p.

Mid to long term view, don't wait for 20p - it's irrelevant. If you want in, buy now. DYOR

sd

Chiva20 - 15 Jun 2005 11:55 - 5954 of 27111

Well said Stockdog - 20p is very irrelevant - waiting for the optimum dip can often leave you wistful

ptholden - 15 Jun 2005 12:00 - 5955 of 27111

sd

Not sure the 600,000 was a sell. Timing of the trade placed it mid price, so who knows? Probably doesn't really matter.

pth

EWRobson - 15 Jun 2005 12:07 - 5956 of 27111

I see stockdog has got his clock wrong - thinks its evening; I wonder what he was up to all night!

Agree the comments re MMs but they will be influenced by what they know in terms of lines of stock in the wings. They do seem happier to move sp down to bring buyers back in and presumably discourage selling. The 600K could well be a buy given the timing of the deal. We are back in the 23p to 20p trading range but with a new strong support at 21.25p. Doesn't seem likely therefore that the sp will retrace as far as 20p. Seems evidence of shorting once the price rises and some enthusiastic buying when it falls. A real bull/bear battle - Waterloo with the bulls the good boys because they will be the ultimate winners! I wonder what happened to The French Connection.

baza: my advice is not to set stop losses. blue index, for instance, love you to set them. But they call your position, if negative, on a Friday which basically has the same effect; but it gives you the chance to review what you are selling. I have had to sell SEO on the way down but that mans I am now much less vulnerable although any buying back will be into strength on the way up.

I think the investor/trader contrast is somewhat artificial. I am something of a hybrid (not sexually!). The argument is rather between the fundamentalist and the TA. At present, the fundamentals remain strong but the TA is weak although with strong support at just below the present price. For those trying to judge their actions, I suggest the 3:1 rule, i.e. upside to downside. The support is [probably 21.25p and the resistance around 30p so that makes a buy on TA at up 23.5p. On fundamentals it is an on-going 'accumulate' as funds are available with no discernable limit to the upside potential.

Eric

stockdog - 15 Jun 2005 12:11 - 5957 of 27111

pt - I saw this trade as it happened on level 2 and read it as a sell - but can't remember why now. If it was a buy, then it probably calls the bottom and ignore my thoughts about sell programmes just yet.

Will we ever know? Will it affect the SP on 15th June 2006?

chiva - don't you mean wist-empty??


sd

Chiva20 - 15 Jun 2005 12:16 - 5958 of 27111

Sd - yes apologies for the bow wow. Waiting for the optimum dip can often leave you wistempty.

ptholden - 15 Jun 2005 12:20 - 5959 of 27111

sd

As I said, not really sure if it was a buy or sell. Good grief, must be bored to disect one trade. However, a sell trade of some sort certainly went though the system to knock the bid/offer down. All buys since then have been at a lower level, but steadily rising again.

pth

stateside - 15 Jun 2005 12:23 - 5960 of 27111

Rumours of an announcement at 2.30 pm today.

We shall see.

statesidestateside

Chiva20 - 15 Jun 2005 12:25 - 5961 of 27111

From your broker Stateside?

insiderinside - 15 Jun 2005 12:30 - 5962 of 27111

What rollout ? What orders ?

Are they all doing 1 machine - sorry - thats done already ;-)

The MMs are playing this well - false drop - false bounce - helps to get those shares sold off quick - it worked today - expect the full range of MM tricks until they get all those 44M sold off.

They want to get them clear - they know interim reporting and massive loss is to be reported very soon - the lack of even 50 orders so far (1 only) is looking pathetic - and the longer it goes on people will become more of the opinion that this has problems and the problems are the reason why Asda have not yet taken more than just 1 machine - and most likely at a very reduced price - I see this "rollout" is being promised by malicious posters - another little ramp to try to get more people sucked in ?

IMO if you want to buy SE0 shares you should wait for the news to be real and massive orders have been placed - or wait until well after interim loss is reported - miss the bus ? Better to get the second one rather than lose the lot by betting on the first one that may never come IMO.

There is 1000 orders already in the price - and only 1 got - the bus left and is now in reverse coming back to try to find the other 999.

insiderinside - 15 Jun 2005 12:35 - 5963 of 27111

I see a definite trend of certain posters in absolute ramp mode - I hold half a million pounds and I am ok - RNS soon - Rollout soon

How about MMs have only dumped 20M of the 44M new shares so far and interim loss is coming - realities anyone - 1 order only - Asda seen to be not in any rush - problems maybe ? One years exclusive and then order tiny amounts ?

Sorry - I just feel it is looking very bad now.

jimmy b - 15 Jun 2005 12:37 - 5964 of 27111

I do see your point , but could you just answer me one question? where do you honestly see the SP one year from today ?

insiderinside - 15 Jun 2005 12:37 - 5965 of 27111

Heavy ramping normally means bad news is coming - quick pump up to get the best exit price ! Be careful !

insiderinside - 15 Jun 2005 12:39 - 5966 of 27111

jimmy - I do not know - honestly - it could be 4p - it could be 50p - depends if the ramp is true or not - if its all been hyped up - then 4p - if its all true - then 50p.

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