Moneylender
- 23 Jan 2003 08:09
Indieman
- 05 Sep 2004 20:56
- 877 of 2262
The current chart situation is an interesting one.
To break though the strong resistance running from 11 to 11.75p (more like 12p on a 3 month chart), high volume or lengthy attrition would be expected. Over the last 3 days of rises, the total volume recorded (LSE only) is 3.3 Million. This has enabled the share to rise 1.5p right into the middle of the resistance. I find this very hard to understand in TA terms.
The price has risen through the 20 day EMA to touch the 50 day EMA. The 200 day EMA is at ca. 14p currently. I will take the bull by the horns and say that the price ought not to break 12p and should drop back below resistance. If this doesn't happen, however, the situation suggests strongly that some 'defenders' in the trenches are convinced that they should be looking to change sides.
I can understand the psychology that would lead to this. After all, the price has risen significantly in %age terms, but not a decent amount given the spread. That means people are not looking at a decent profit yet and are likely to be unwilling to sell at this point. The question is whether those who bought at around this price on the way down are prepared to sell to get out more or less even.
And that's a moot point. I simply don't know.
pachandl
- 06 Sep 2004 12:10
- 878 of 2262
Indie - totally agree with your analysis. Slightly puzzling price movement unless there is a big buyer in the wings (how often have we heard that one!). A quick statistical analysis (on the back of a postcard) would suggest that a daily volume of 5/7mil over 3 days would be needed to really start breaking resistance levels effectively and marching us up to 15p.
Moneylender
- 06 Sep 2004 12:53
- 879 of 2262
Stay tuned!
This will be the Week
M
transco
- 06 Sep 2004 13:53
- 880 of 2262
Sorry chaps but I cant see any break upwards.
Tad is very very oversold and was due for a nudge up but thats all it is - sucking in the unwary. I wouldnt be a buyer above 10p.
As for this will be the week - come on how many time has the been said.
Moneylender
- 06 Sep 2004 14:15
- 881 of 2262
Keep looking son, you will soon be amazed!
M
transco
- 06 Sep 2004 14:18
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Well Moneylender I hope you are rignt and I am wrong but I just dont see it.
Another false dawn I think.
All the best anyway!
Indieman
- 06 Sep 2004 14:22
- 883 of 2262
Exactly Patch. I was thinking in terms of roughly 8-10 million shares to break resistance. After all, some of that resistance was generated nearly a year ago on good volumes and over a long period. We are not just talking about the resistance from the price support in that area recently.
If the price breaks through, we have to assume those who would see the resistance level as a chance to get out even are looking to end up in profit. That presupposes the volume of buys is sufficient not to give them cold feet.
Time will tell.
Moneylender
- 06 Sep 2004 14:58
- 884 of 2262
As I have said many times, this is the last week for the details of THE deal to be announced if we are to get the EGM in this financial year. It would make sense to be all done and dusted by the end of Sept.
By the looks of the trades over the last few days and especially today, it looks like the secret is out of the bag nad the City are waking up to the fact that TAD have the potential to become a serious player VERY quicly.
Watch this space!!!
M
pachandl
- 06 Sep 2004 15:56
- 885 of 2262
ML - you may well be right but 3mill shares being traded = 350k. This does not "yet" suggest that the "City is waking up".
hlyeo98
- 06 Sep 2004 16:12
- 886 of 2262
Go on, Tadpole! Swim On!!!
transco
- 06 Sep 2004 16:28
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mmmm interesting but still a long way to go.
superrod
- 06 Sep 2004 17:14
- 888 of 2262
its not the city that needs to "wake up ". once te red braces brigade is on board its too late to make any real money. the trick is to get in before the city parasites ( if they ever do )
Moneylender
- 06 Sep 2004 17:17
- 889 of 2262
Rod
I am in, big time as you know, also been accumalating for the
past 6 weeks or so.
Set the alarm clock guys!
M
Indieman
- 07 Sep 2004 07:00
- 890 of 2262
The breakthrough is now confirmed and I've ended up with an egg-covered face. Never mind, worse things happen at sea and I can think about re-investing. The volume yesterday was more than in the previous 3 days combined, although still not outstanding.
RSI, which I think greatly overrated, is 74; that's close to overbought territory. A drop back to the 11-12p region would be healthy, but once the Tads Army has the bit between its teeth, panic buying is the norm.
pachandl
- 07 Sep 2004 10:30
- 891 of 2262
Possibly Indie - but there is hardly a rash of buyers coming in to consolidate the existing price. W/O volume today/tomorrow the price will consolidate at around the 11.5p range - unless of course ML is correct and we get an "A".
pachandl
- 07 Sep 2004 11:59
- 892 of 2262
At least with the wide bid/offer range you can tell which is a buy and which is a sell! It seems that the MMs do not want to move at present even with 2:1 ratio in favour of buys.
transco
- 07 Sep 2004 12:06
- 893 of 2262
In my opinion thats what the market makers want - to pull in the unwary punters who go with the momentum. As soon as its overbought it they will slash the price - very soon now.
yuff
- 07 Sep 2004 12:43
- 894 of 2262
transco
So the mm have decided after 8 weeks of dropping the price now is the time to suck mugs in before stitching them up...........interesting.
So its nothing to do with a massive Japanese company, launching a service using software from the company that tad is acquiring, last week... just a thought and possibly slightly more plausible than mm's trying to suck in mug punters
transco
- 07 Sep 2004 13:37
- 895 of 2262
Just an opinion based on previous significant rises and a warning to those venturing a gamble.
I hope I am wrong but I doubt it.
superrod
- 07 Sep 2004 13:45
- 896 of 2262
no wonder there were no takers for my 175k buy at 11.75p