OK so you thought the title of the other thread was out of date BUT unfortunately there is no way to edit thread titles.

So here is a new title

This one has got the charts at the top again & has a link to the old one.
http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=5021

Detailed Technical Analysis on OXB (26th January 2005)

Short Term Commentary-'The stock's short term strength is ascending rapidly. The price is in a rally, we will now let the profits run'.

Medium Term Commentary-Medium term price trend OXB change from bearish to bullish this week. This market keeps a relative behavior greater 30.23 than FTSE 100 INDEX. Volatility has been increasing during last month.

Performance Summary: Since 31/12/04 (31.4286%)
Since Last Week (19.4805%)
Share Price Support Level (17p)
Share Price Resistance Level (97.25p)

Please do not take my word for these above comments click on the Yahoo Finance website and view for yourself.

Any comments welcome.

Morning All!

Seems like some of the large investors who have been adding to their stakes in OXB over the last week are speculating that the share price has further upwards momentum in the short and medium term.

According to the Yahoo Finance Website (Detailed Technical Analysis on OXB)
30p per share is a conservative estimate. It would be great if this proves case. Anything above 30p would be good, 35p a bonus and 40p lovely jubbly.

1704 - I have never really made any use of the Yahoo site. How do you get "detailed" technical analysis? I can only find the standard chart etc. when clicking on "technical analysis". Do I have to subscribe?

Pachandl

Good to hear from you again.

I'm not a subscriber to Yahoo Finance Website but browse through it quite reguarly. As far as I know anyone can use it without having to subscribe.

When you enter onto the Yahoo Finance website look at the top page on the left hand side and enter quote and then the symbol OXB and click on go. This should
enable you to enter onto the OXB page.

This page has different sections on the left hand side which are as follows

Historical Prices
Charts
Basic Chart
Technical Chart
Technical Analysis
Detailed Data

You will need to click on Detailed Data to see the page I was commenting on earlier today.

I'm popping out for Lunch now and I ain't going to Greggs Bakery for usual filled roll I'm booking a taxi to San Lorenzo's to make my face known to the staff. If OXB makes half of the resistance levels I will be dining there regularly. Well according to Gabriel 'Dreams can come true'. Reality says they usually do not.

Does anyone use Technical Analysis comments or charts to play a role in their investment decisions. Any comments welcome later. Taxi! Taxi!

1704 - you will probably lose your patience with me as this point (!) but when I follow that route I end up with url - http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=oxb.L - which gives me a few options on the left side of the page but "detailed data" is not one of them. Could you give me the url that gives OXB detailed data and I can then work backwards from there. Hope you have a good lunch.

1704 - I have worked it out - strange that I was being pushed through to the wrong web page. Anyway, thanks.

Pachandl

No problem! I'm just puzzled why your still having problems. If you just write in the the word Yahoo Finace and click on search about 6 options should show up and then you should click on Yahoo Finance (share prices etc.)

I'm not too skilled with this I.T. m'larkey otherwise I would send you the link to click on. If anyone else has been able to view the Detailed Data page under the Technical Analysis heading on OXB on this website could you verify what I saw or better still send over the link for others to view.

1704, pachandl the link is http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q?d=t&p=&q=q&s=oxb&m=L
Diana

Thanks Dynamite

Much Appreciated.

Thanks Diana (and 1704) - I manged to reverse track from the url and work out why I was being unnecessarily side-tracked!

Hi Everyone,

I would just like to add my tuppence worth. I've read quite a lot of the Yahoo
technical analysis summaries, and they read very much as if they automatically generated. If you look at a lot of different charts, you'll see identical phrases used again and again, and sometimes it's just horribly incorrect.

I may be wrong, but i'd be wary about investing money based on the output of a computer alogrithm.

Cheers,


Mark.

Pachandl

Good to hear the problem was sorted out.

Diana thanks again for your help.

Great to see the share price is still ticking upwards albeit slowly. Come on
OXB get a move on.

mcp2 - it is simply one more source, but not to be relied upon too much. Investtech.com used to have similarly analyses but nowadays you have to subscribe to get access to it. It is certainly true to say that the TA is automatically generated and is therefore more questionable than personal TA which takes account of RSI, Stochastics etc - I am just a bit lazy sometimes.

mcp2

Missed your earlier post but agree with the points yourself and Pachandl raised. However, the Technical Analysis Summary on OXB (Yahoo Finance Website) is definetly correct to state that the share price is in a rally. How long the rally lasts is any one's guess.

Personally I would not solely use Technical Analysis Summaries on companies to make an investment decision but I think they can be useful source of information. With the current levels of trading in OXB I reckon the current support level of 17p and resistance level of 97.25p is spot on.

I would be happy to see the share price reaching 30p in the short term and agree with Robstuff and others that the current share price undervalues OXB.

Any comments welcome.

Had a lovely lunch today in the Restaurant I was talking about. However, a woman from Essex walked in covered in blood. A man sitting at a table near to me announced that he was a Doctor and asked woman where she is bleeding from.
The woman replied Romford mate.

Great to see the colour blue and see the share price continuing to move upwards. Over the last 14 days the share price has risen by 38.57%. Lets hope it continue this upwards momentum for the remainder of the week.

Come on my son.

Just to increase your happiness.

Oxford Biomedica PLC
26 January 2005


Oxford BioMedica plc (the 'Company')

Notification of Major Interests in Shares

The Company has received notification from Prelude Trust plc that on 24 January
2005, Prelude Trust plc sold 5,500,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in Oxford
BioMedica plc. Prelude Trust plc previously held 15,937,346 shares, and
following this sale, the holding of Prelude Trust plc was 10,437,346 1p ordinary
shares. This represents less than 3% of the presently issued share capital of
the Company, which stands at 372,707,968 shares.

Andrew Wood
Chief Financial Officer
Tel 01865 783000




Should drop a little AM.

Fred 1

I saw the above notification that you mention and yes the share price may drop tommorrow morning? There again it may not? I noticed that the last trade today was a buy of 250,000. Do not be surprised to see Man Financial Limited or some of the other institutions who have been recently increasing their holdings snapping up a lot of the shares that Prelude Trust previously held.

I do not see the above as a negative at all. The price has risen by 7.78% since the 24th Jan 05 and Prelude Trust have still retained the majority of their holding in OXB. It would have slightly worried me more if they sold all their holding.

Fred 1 Nice try but you will have to try harder than that to dampen my spirits.

Fred - Prelude has made no secret of the fact that they have wanted to off-load their holdings - this has dampened the sp for a few months now. I am looking forward to the time when they have completely sold out - thereby eliminating the current overhang.

I hope that it will recover more quickly as I have a holding in them. We wait and see for a while. But at 25p there may be some resistance to overcome. It will be interesting to-morrow.

Stupid question probably but if OXB are complying with LSE merger rules by making their regular announcements re no of shares in issue, AND the original rns talked of a "merger", why is there not another Bio company that is also making the same sort of announcements?