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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Green Shoots
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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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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.

i agree with harry ..... outlook for housebuilders (and WOS) remains grim

Randgold Resources (RRS) now 29.63 and still rising.

See, I told you "30 by Christmas", and we will soon be on to 60 by next. ;-)

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Have you read the comment from Mr Euro on the Mike / B'share thread: I'm at the front end of blue chip European business, a leading indicator if ever there was one, and things are bad, very bad. I dont want to go overboard but to say big business is suffering is a huge understatement.

Not sure about the higher low on TSCO

Tesco the High St Bank ? see RNS, certainly on a breakout today.

personally, i am very happy that my portfolio overall is probably short, and certainly is if i strip out IEC ..... though ther markets always look 6/12 months forward, i think there is so much bad news in the offing, that it cannot conceivably all have been discounted ...... for instance, even if US car makers get bailed out, as will almost certainly happen, it will be at the cost of huge cuts in their workforce (unions are too strong, but that is another story) and no doubt their suppliers will be told they will only get paid at say 120 days ...... uk unemployment is still rising sharply, and euroland bureaucrats still refuse to own up to the total shit their own empire is in.

the above will do as examples