A thread created for the TA of charts on the LSE markets. (aim and plus included)
Beginners and advanced wellcome. Long or short, just post your views and lets have some positive discussion. FIRE AWAY.
NB, UK indicies and sector charts can also to be included in posters analysis

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RESOURCES

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CHART SCREENERS

http://www.iii.co.uk/spreadbetting/?type=technical http://www.barchart.com/lookup.php?field=name&search=contains&string=YELL&e=nf&type[]=2&type[]=1&type[]=5&type[]=9&type[]=10&type[]=4&type[]=CAN&type[]=LON&type[]=IND#results http://www.autochartist.com/ Nb, only free to IG Index Members. http://www.britishbulls.com/

BULLISH TRENDING CHARTS. Timeframe 3 Daily. Updates And Renewals Will Take Place On a regular basis.

MOMENTUM http://www.onlinetradingconcepts.com/TechnicalAnalysis/Momentum.html ADX http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?st=adx&id=chart_school:technical_indicators:average_directional_

BEARISH TRENDING CHARTS Timeframe 3 Daily. Updates And Renewals Will Take Place On A Regular Basis.

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Check out YELL

Rising volume
recent Brokers upgrading to Buy with target of 60p

I find this thread very useful to see how others are "thinking". I would like to see it as a pemanent feature.

But as it gets bigger it might be difficult to dive in and out of.

I think that if some body adds a graph to the thread it might be useful to attempt and index.

Perhaps copying the index as one add "Your Chart".


Royal Bank of Scotland RBS P 1
Bovis BVS P1
LAND - LAND SECURITIES P1
TAYLOR WIMPEY TW. P1 and P2
Falklands Oil And Gas FOGL P1
Wetherspoons JD JDW P1
BowLeven BLVN P1

Severfeld SFR P2
Britvic BVIC P2
Imperial Tobacco IMT P2
Royal Bank of Scotland RBS P2

Invensys ISYS ISYS P3
IShares MSCI Brazil IBZL P3
EFT Xinhua 25 FXC P4
EMG MAN P4

Experian EXPN P4
Qinetiq QQ P4


So here goes.

Fred - could I suggest you use a smaller chart size 360 or 460? This should aid the load time.

I will think about but sometimes find the larger size demonstrates more useful detail.

it can also be a lot easier to read
this thread is much more for instant gratification than using the specific threads

"this thread is much more for instant gratification than using the specific threads " ....cynic 18/01/2010.

Why cyners do you get off on it???????????????????????????????????????????????. Bucket at the ready ...or should that be egg cup???????????.

Like ive said before you can use this thread to sound out ideas that you dont already have a holding in, you can use this thread to post a trading system, you can use this thread to post and ask questions about any aspect of TA.

You can use this thread for illustration purposes.

You can use this thread to pass on ideas..... like does anyone like computerised systems picking out stock patterns for you???????????????????????????, heres one and one I ve made a mint out of repeatedly eg, got Peter Hambro at about 3 early last year and now look at the price...............

Frm iii, Recognia...

Technical Event Stock Screener


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Bullish Outlook Stocks with Short Term Bearish Outlook Stocks with Possible 15%

Increase Stocks with Possible 15% Decrease Bullish Markets (Indices) Bearish

Markets (Indices) Currencies with Short Term Bullish Outlook Currencies with Short

Term Bearish Outlook Currencies with Short Term Other Outlook Currency Price

Cross Moving Avg, Bullish Currency Price Cross Moving Avg, Bearish

https://site.recognia.com/interactiveinvestor/serve.shtml?page=stock_screener_basic&ref=chart&sid=493424038

Might have to be a member to log in and see this but its free. Takes about a minute to sign up and believe me this systenm is used by some of the big Fund managers to stock pick.

OK you have to be carefull with the patterns produced on more volatile smaller companys but believe me it works if you can recognise the TA patterns.

cheers.

Fred good idea, its just remembering thats the problem.

Anyway this thread is owned by everyone and not just me. People can take it in any direction the way they want it cynic.

To use index just Copy and paste after adding details of particular chart.

Interesting TA US site caters for all UK stocks.....

http://quote.barchart.com/texpert.asp?sym=UNIQ.LS&code=BSTK

Zak got EXPN wrong.

Think weve all been caught out with this inflation rise mitzy.

Rather worrying to see US futures so negative especially after a big down day last trading day.

Mitzy,

I don't know why I spend any time on MM.

All my calls have been right, never called it wrong and even my butler has a Rolls out of my profits.


I have forgotten something!











We can't afford the petrol yet!

Xstrata.

Interesting to watch before buying.


Moving Avg: 50 150 00
Indicators: VOLMA MACD Slow Stoch ATR

Overlays: Bollinger Bands


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Nice chart Fred.

Royal Bank of Scotland RBS P 1
Bovis BVS P1
LAND - LAND SECURITIES P1
TAYLOR WIMPEY TW. P1 and P2
Falklands Oil And Gas FOGL P1
Wetherspoons JD JDW P1
BowLeven BLVN P1

Severfeld SFR P2
Britvic BVIC P2
Imperial Tobacco IMT P2
Royal Bank of Scotland RBS P2

Invensys ISYS ISYS P3
IShares MSCI Brazil IBZL P3
EFT Xinhua 25 FXC P4
EMG MAN P4

Experian EXPN P4
Qinetiq QQ P4

XTA P5

SHARES MAGAZINE WEEKLY TIPS
21 January, 2010 08:29:15 AM


The Cover Story
* SALE - Great Stocks Going Cheap (20 companies with growth potential): - British Polythene Industries, Brewin Dolphin, Charles Stanley, Computacenter, Cranswick, Daily Mail & General Trust, Diploma, Hilton Food, Holidaybreak, Imperial Tobacco, James Fisher, KCom, Old Mutual, Pace, Phoenix IT, Rea, RPC, Spice, Thomas Cook, Wilmington

The Agenda Pages
* Games Workshop - Buy
* Aviva - Buy
* Assura Group - Buy
* GlaxoSmithKline - Buy
* SSL - Buy with Cadbury proceeds
* Playtech - Buy
* Datacash - Buy
* 32Red - Buy
* Tullow Oil - Buy
* Access Intelligence - Buy
* Aurelian Oil & Gas - Buy

Plays
* Prosperity Minerals - Buy
* SG Covered Warrant (SU512 uro/Dollar Put) - Buy

Plays Updates
* Petra Diamonds - Buy
* Westminster Group - Buy
* Robert Walters - Take profits
* HMV - Stopped out

Small Caps
* Prezzo - Buy
* Ideal Shopping Direct - Buy
* Yule Catto - Buy
* SQS Software - Buy
* Stanley Gibbons - Buy
* Brady - Buy
* BowLeven - Buy

The Griller Interview
* David Greer, chief executive of Regal Petroleum (Buy Regal)

Feature
* LSE Bond Platform - Long Live the Bond Revolution

Sector Report
* Platinum & Precious Metals (Conclusion ... Sell Platinum & Precious Metals ... saying sell Aquarius Platinum, Eastern Platinum and Lonmin ... But Buy Sylvania Resources)

The Chartist
* Sell - Xetra Dax Index, GlaxoSmithKline, Rolls-Royce, SABMiller

Commodities
* Overcoming downstream concerns

Subject:
Date: Tue 19th Jan 2010 12:03:51
Region:
Market sector:
Company:


DJ ANALYST RATINGS CHANGES AS OF 1200 GMT


BROKER & NEW RATING (FROM) TARGET (PREVIOUS)
COMPANY
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Bank Degroof:
Dexia Hold (Sell) EUR4.9 (EUR4.9)
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BofA Merrill:
Ferrovial Buy EUR11.5
Vodafone Buy (Buy) 175p (155p)
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Canaccord:
SDL 560p (380p)
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Citigroup:
Richemont Buy (Buy) CHF42 (CHF39)
Straumann Hold (Hold) CHF295 (CHF224)
=========================================================
Collins Stewart:
Eni Sell (Hold) EUR17.5 (EUR17)
Total Buy (Hold) EUR50 (EUR44.5)
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Commerzbank:
Wincor Nixdorf Add (Add) EUR55.5 (EUR47.5)
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Credit Suisse:
ABB Underpfm (Underpfm) CHF17.5 (CHF16.5)
Atlas Copco SEK89 (SEK79)
Barclays Outpfm (Outpfm) 350p (400p)
Daimler Outpfm (Outpfm) EUR47 (EUR40)
Fresenius Outpfm (Outpfm) EUR55 (EUR45)
Xstrata Outpfm (Outpfm) 1500p (1300p)
=========================================================
Deutsche Bank:
CEZ Buy (Hold) CZK1000 (CZK1000)
European Utilities Neutral (U'weight)
Salzgitter Buy (Hold) EUR90 (EUR60)
ThyssenKrupp Buy (Hold) EUR35 (EUR25)
=========================================================
Exane BNP Paribas:
Carlsberg Outpfm (Outpfm) DKK530 (DKK500)
HSBC Underpfm (Neutral) 700p
SABMiller Outpfm (Neutral) 2020p (1700p)
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Goldman Sachs:
QinetiQ Neutral (Buy) 150p (190p)
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Helvea:
Richemont Buy (Buy) CHF42 (CHF38)
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HSBC:
Game Group Neutral (O'weight) 100p (150p)
Halfords Neutral (O'weight) 415p (525p)
Home Retail Group Neutral (O'weight) 265p (374p)
Nyrstar O'weight (O'weight) EUR13 (EUR11)
Turkish Airlines O'weight (New) TRY7.2 (New)
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ING:
Anglo American Buy (Buy) 3750p (3275p)
BHP Billiton Hold (Buy) 2125p (1975p)
European Nat Rscs Hold (Hold) 1000p (900p)
Kazakhmys Buy (Buy) 1775p (1500p)
Rio Tinto Buy (Buy) 4200p (3575p)
Xstrata Buy (Buy) 1625p (1450p)
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Investec:
Chemring Buy (Buy) 3500p (3350p)
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Jefferies:
Shire Buy (Hold) 1500p (1050p)
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JP Morgan:
Ericsson U'weight (U'weight) SEK66 (SEK62)
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Kepler:
Richemont Buy (Buy) CHF42 (CHF38)
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Morgan Stanley:
Asctd British Foods O'weight (U'weight) 980p (730p)
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Nomura:
Autoliv Reduce (Reduce) $36 ($33)
BMW Buy (Neutral) EUR40 (EUR31)
Daimler Neutral (Buy) EUR39 (EUR43)
Peugeot Buy (Neutral) EUR34 (EUR25)
Renault Neutral (Buy) EUR42
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Numis:
Pearson Add (Add) 1040p (977p)
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Panmure:
Pearson Hold (Hold) 950p (850p)
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Sarasin
Generali Reduce (Neutral)
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Societe Generale:
Heineken Buy (Buy) EUR42 (EUR37)
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Theodoor Gilissen:
SNS Reaal Hold (New) EUR5.25 (New)
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UBS:
Easyjet Buy (New) 420p (New)
K&S Sell (Sell) EUR30 (EUR26)
Lanxess Sell (Neutral) EUR24 (EUR20)
Ryanair Buy (New) EUR5.5 (New)
SGS Sell (Neutral)CHF1300
Spirax-Sarco Buy (Buy) 1450p (1275p)
Yara Sell (Sell) NOK275 (NOK260)
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(END) Dow Jones Newswires
January 19, 2010 07:03 ET (12:03 GMT)
Copyright(c) 2010, Dow Jones & Company Inc.

THE INVESTORS CHRONICLE
22 January, 2010 07:58:32 AM


The Cover Story
* Profit from Inflation (Best buys for inflationary times)

The Comment Pages
* The Big Question - Is there a real threat of inflation?
* Mr Bearbull - Health check (30-minutes to check a companies health)
* Chris Dillow - The crowding out question (Government borrowing doesn't seem to be crowding out private borrowing
* No Free Lunch - Pie in the sky (British Airways ... supposedly the world's favourite airline ... is losing 50-million a month)

Feature - Tech Shares with Promise
* Statpro Group, Sarantel, EpiStem, TyraTech

Strategies
* Reader Portfolio - How to retire in relative comfort
* Money for old boilers (The Government's boiler scrappage scheme)
* Property - Safe as houses? (Private investors were burned by open-ended property funds in the property crash. As the market starts to boom again, the risks are hotting up

Tips of the Week
* ITV - Buy
* Game Group - Sell
* International Personal Finance - Sell
* Sylvania Resources - Buy
* Oakley Capital Investment - Buy

Tips - Fixed Income
* GKN 6.75% October 2019 - Buy

Tips - Updates
* Alexon - Sell
* DSG - Fairly priced
* Kentz - Buy
* QinetiQ - Sell
* Halfords - Buy

Interview
* Jonathan Schiessl, fund manager of the Ashburton China Equity Fund

The Big Theme
* Private Equity: - The Comeback Kid?

Sector Focus
* Housebuilders: - Favourites - Galliford Try ........... Outsiders - Taylor Wimpey

Some Company Results
* IG Group - Long-term good value
* Games Workshop - Good value
* Chemring - Fairly priced
* Misys - Fairly priced
* Wynnstay - Good value

Here is (for me) an interesting set of charts.

If I didn't know the company and held their shares for too long, would consider watching and buying.

I am not suggesting anyone should do so..

However what interested me is 3 large buys (for this Company) of 2millions each totalling in value 24000.

Peanuts, but nevertheless large for this company for this usual levels.

Indicators, not of much note, but short MA are in upturn.

Fundamentals less than impressive and no RNS or other news,

Why the buys????

Comments maybe interesting.

In to-day's bleak market any good news would be well received.

Fred whats that ZIG indicator about?.

First time ive seen that when you posted yesterday....... and today.

Not much to contribute at the moment, think Ill start looking at some shorts this weekend.