cynic
- 31 Jul 2006 16:46
On 3rd July PFC announced that it was trading well ahead of expectations. Not surprisingly, sp jumped but has now fallen back pretty much to the same level as before the announcement.
While perhaps not as exciting as finding the next Cairn, remember that in the goldrush days, it was rarely the prospectors who made the money, but rather the suppliers of the spades and tents and stuff - e.g. Levis if memory serves me aright.
garfeebloke
- 04 Apr 2007 11:12
- 56 of 839
Hopefully neither! I will own that the more usual spelling is without the "p" although both are acceptable.......I was about to credit The Grauniad then and thought better of it.
TheFrenchConnection
- 04 Apr 2007 16:25
- 57 of 839
Amities Cynic / Penny for your thoughts ,,,,,,,Do you have a target s/p at which you will make a grand exit ? l bought last year and sold at 437 thinking it was overbought yet it powers on relentlesly .......What with it going xd on the 6th are you of opinion we shall see a lull beyond the div offering ? or juste more steam as this thing appears effing rocket fuelled .. ..m/b @+ J ...
cynic
- 04 Apr 2007 16:44
- 58 of 839
no specific target but shall run a tight stoploss ..... but don't forget i am a trader at heart
TheFrenchConnection
- 04 Apr 2007 18:00
- 59 of 839
nice play mon ami , A very nice play & credit where it is due .Felicitations ! .i am a percentages player myself C , and not untirely like yourself l trade as opposed to invest. As for PFC; l bought initially early last year; but recently its 10 and 50 ema screamed "BUY me" @ 385 at which time i added my last tranche ...............but as l approach the latter half of my 3o's i feel like sticking everything into a currently much undervalued BP with its huge yield ..We all know oil is not going anywhere but up ,,,,and in doing so save myself the never ending call on CFD s and settlement dates of which i have a stack .........BUT if it wasnt the Financial exchanges it would be Newmarket or Ascot; or morelikely Chantilly or Fontainebleu back home lol Faires attention et bonne chance ,,,@+ J ............
cynic
- 05 Apr 2007 10:56
- 60 of 839
still love this company but have just banked my profits (again!) as some consolidation of sp looks likely (can't go up in a straight line for ever) ... shall assuredly buy back again in due course
just for those who reckon spivvy penny stocks outperform quality, i see that when i first brought up this stock in early november, it was about 340 and is now 460 .... only +35% gain in 5 months, but what have GOO, PCI, CHP, SEY, BFC(!!!), (SEO!!!) and a swathe of similar "fave stocks" got to show
Darradev
- 05 Apr 2007 11:37
- 61 of 839
Agree with you Mr C but not everyone has the same trading/investing style as you. Personally I have a balance of both 'lower risk quality' and 'high risk speculative' with sometimes a fun punt for good measure.
Each to his/her own I suppose.
Anyway, been checking out the PFC investment in the Middle East area and they seem to be 'on a roll'. Long term contracts and building on existing projects.
All good stuff.
cynic
- 05 Apr 2007 11:51
- 62 of 839
you're right ..... this is a really first class company in the right sector, as i keep telling everyone ...... i happen to trade but it is also a very good long term portfolio stock
cynic
- 10 Apr 2007 10:38
- 63 of 839
sp faling (consolidating) from quite an overbought rsi ...... watch for buying opportunity especially if fall takes us back to 25 dma - currently about 425 and rising quite sharply
red= 25 dma
green = 50 dma
cynic
- 13 Apr 2007 13:47
- 64 of 839
i repeat my advice from a couple of days back, especially now rsi is almost neutral
cynic
- 27 Apr 2007 10:00
- 65 of 839
sorry chaps .... seem to have got my (own) buy-timing wrong here ...... certainly no untoward news, so if sp hits rising 25 dma (about 438 today), then i shall probably top up as overall i am still very bullish about this company and see no reson to change that view.
ptholden
- 27 Apr 2007 10:12
- 66 of 839
Personally Cynic, I think you put far too much reliance on MAs, especially the shorter terms ones. Much better to use trendlines, support & resistance with the appropriate indicators. This particular chart has a nice bullish trend and I for one would much rather rely on that. IMHO of course!
pth
cynic
- 27 Apr 2007 10:23
- 67 of 839
i fully concur, but i do not have the necessary software ..... what do you recommend, and would it be user-friendly to an aged numbskull like me?
ptholden
- 27 Apr 2007 10:44
- 68 of 839
Cynic, I now use Sharescope, but it aint free! For the last few years I have used the old fashioned method of printing a chart and scribbling on that. There are some free packages out there. You could try:
http://www.prorealtime.com
pth
cynic
- 27 Apr 2007 10:48
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didn't ask for it to be free, though us yids have been keen on freebies ever since The 10 Commandments were on special offer! ..... my only demand is that an idiot like me will be able to use with ease and interpret what is shown
cynic
- 27 Apr 2007 11:27
- 70 of 839
it seems IG offer a pretty good (and free!!) chart option on their site so will take my m8 out to lunch and get him to give me a tutorial onit
ptholden
- 27 Apr 2007 11:36
- 71 of 839
IG charts seem to be the same as Prorealtime
cynic
- 27 Apr 2007 11:41
- 72 of 839
in that case, i reckon i'll opt for the freebie! .... lol
ptholden
- 27 Apr 2007 12:16
- 73 of 839
They are both free, der :)
cynic
- 27 Apr 2007 12:17
- 74 of 839
i thought proreal charged after 7 day trial
ptholden
- 27 Apr 2007 12:22
- 75 of 839
Nope, I think that's for the real time data version.