A fair few stocks are starting to edge up again - maybe the start of a recovery or maybe they'll be squashed flat when the dead cat bounces on them.

Post any charts here.

Qualifiers are - recent uptrend (at least one significant higher high and one significant higher low) current price above a rising 50 day MA.

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ps if you cant remember how to post a chart, cut and paste the following, replacing the epic.

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Anyone shorted bviclol .
26 Nov 2008 08:15 - 4525
Morning all.for those of you that use my buys as a short.just purchased 9000 @ 2-12 in BVIC

Tabby - now you're getting it. These are shares that look like sensible LONGs - the DCB warning at the beginning of the thread is merely that - a warning not to be too exhuberant just yet - all of these prospective longs could easily fail if we have another awful day or week on the FTSE. But, chartwise, they look better longs than, say, sticking a pin in a list or taking a tip off a bloke down the pub.

BVIC was a good buy - nice one. Proof that even the village idiot gets lucky every now and then.

If you'd sold all of your MDX shares back then and bought more BVIC (or reduced risk by spreading the cash around a few from this thread instead) then you'd be a few 10s of thousands of pounds better off. But no - instead you chose to increase your MDX exposure and consequent losses, and forego the opportunity profits of the capital you've tied up and wasted in a company very likely to go bust.

Excelent thread gausie, weve needed something like this on here to lift the spirits.

Well done.

Just a matter of opinion, but what started out as a good, interesting BB, with a number of people actually doing a little research, has now been reduced to a kids playground. Just a hint, but if you want other people to take an interest here, lay off the personal rubbish.

Harrycat - Agreed - would be good if a friendly moderator could wipe all posts back to and including 76?

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Ok pal - that's your third wish.
Now go rub someone else's lamp.
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lol - meant to use the 3rd wish to set u free ;-)

Yep was thinking the same Harry.

Lets not ruin a good thread where we can all contribute and benefit.

Does this one count gausie?.

Might need to go on maybes..... but reckon itl be on the main list very soon...

Goldie - I agree it looks like AGK might be bottoming out - but on this thread we're really looking for shares that have emphatically broken any recent downtrend, and look like a new uptrend is underway. I know I've included some shares (eg PRU, BGC) that arguably don't meet the stated qualifiers - but I accept that this isn't an exact science, and I dont want to start putting other factors such as RSI divergence into the list of qualifying features - it would cause too much confusion, and one of the things I'm trying to do with this thread is to keep it simple.

From the chart above, AGK would need to break 515ish to fit the bill. At that level there would be a new higher high, the price would be trading above the 50 day EMA, and I expect the EMA would be rising. So if you're long and if AGK qualifies in the next few weeks, you'll have had the first 85p and also therefore the last laugh at my not including it for the time being.

Right im with you now on whats required, cheers gausie.

Stots by the way not RSI, and if you look carefully an inverse head and shoulders, but like you yep im all for keeping it straight forward.

Some of these have done well today.

Coming back after my tea.

Not talked of much lately, but thought i would add...

CEY is a good little company which has clearly benefitted from the recent hike in bulllion

BSY looks to be in cracking form.

Gausie - I mentioned these earlier?

Inverse head and shoulders aswell PTH...lovely.

A house builder or two!!

Beware the housebuilders, imo. July '08 on the graphs above show exactly the same scenario as now. 3 months later they were back to their all time lows.