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CALL Cloudcall Group Plc

79.50
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28 Mar 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cloudcall Group Plc LSE:CALL London Ordinary Share GB00B4XS5145 ORD 20P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 79.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/3/2015
13:45
very strong numbers again from US

however, as the market could (should!) be due for correction, it may be perverse and see this as bringing forward the probable date for a rate rise and react negatively

goldilocks1
06/3/2015
13:10
Dont forget non farm pay rolls at 1.30 Shortie.
mike740
06/3/2015
10:17
[...]

Pondering another short position on the DAX as once again it appears to have rallied well off support

shortiefrommam
05/3/2015
16:27
What a difference a day makes. Fantastic day on the stocks today.
mike740
05/3/2015
15:17
both ftse and dow currently disinclined to drop, but going back to where i was ....

FTSE
first barrier downwards is 6880 where 25 dma sits
once through there, then 6800 is next, purely because it's a nice round number, and then 6745 where it hits 50 dma

goldilocks1
05/3/2015
13:55
Well done Skinny, getting these charts up was far easier in MAM...
shortiefrommam
05/3/2015
13:41
norton is free to me as well - company pays for it as i also work from home
certainly the first time i have had any prob, but hey ho

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skinny - thanks for chart above

goldilocks1
05/3/2015
13:36
Golly is all that computer code above LOL. Why dont you just use AVG it beats the rest to fits. Never have any problems. Free aswel.
mike740
05/3/2015
12:30
mike - i need some extended p+q to get my head around posting up the MAM charts
currently running around sorting out some m/e stuff

also home pc imported some Trojan yesterday evening, despite Norton, wiping out all my drivers
i hope that's all, for then our IT chaps can sort it as soon as they have an engineer free to come over

goldilocks1
05/3/2015
12:20
[...]



The FTSE is retesting the lower trendline as per the above (if you can view it!!) As such no play for now, I suspect that it will break back into its recent trend.

is the link if your interested. I've not the time or patience today to be messing around with posting pictures..

shortiefrommam
05/3/2015
12:07
I still find it rather amazing that you lot are interested in my positions and views.
shortiefrommam
05/3/2015
11:26
Hi , hopefully keep up with shorties thread here .

Anyone know how to stop these BB alerts coming in to your email ? every time i unsubscribe they just keep coming .
I'll only have these two threads ,i won't be going out in to the war zone :)

the other jimmy
05/3/2015
10:21
Come on get some charts up goldie.
mike740
05/3/2015
10:09
FTSE - 6800 would do for starters .... except index has now zipped back above 6900 .... very tiresome!
goldilocks1
05/3/2015
02:18
Indeed indeed Shortie.
mike740
05/3/2015
01:47
I've always taken expert views with a pinch of salt as most these guys see weakness when there short and stability when long anyway. It's simpler to trade a movement over a period time than all the other numbers because let's face it, investors follow stocks based on the idea of growth over what the results really say. The .com boom, stanelco, asos etc all good examples.... not to mention the king of tech and 'todays' fashionable item apple.
shortiefrommam
04/3/2015
15:58
Proving very resilient.
mike740
04/3/2015
15:17
Goldie whats your target on FTSE 6850 initialy??
mike740
04/3/2015
14:48
this chap at IG calls it wrong pretty much every time .... great shame they lost warren firth who was damned hot

dow currently crashing (-135 at 18070) with surprisingly (to me) ftse remaining comparatively firm

however, ftse is once again below 6880 so have just opened a modest short

goldilocks1
04/3/2015
14:13
Levels to watch: FTSE, DAX and Dow

Skittishness is apparent in equity indices once again, although the coming European Central Bank meeting may provide another lurch higher in the short term.

Chris Beauchamp g+, London
Wednesday 04 March 2015 08:28

It shows how used we have become to a steady march higher when yesterday’s modest down day provokes a flurry of suggestions that a correction is underway.

The macro background has hardly changed in the past week, and the surprise rate cut from the Indian central bank should, if anything, make life more amenable for equity bulls. Nonetheless, the rally seen so far in 2015 does look more tired than it has for some time, with indicators pointing towards exhaustion for the time being.

FTSE finds support at 20-DMA
We can safely say that, whatever the FTSE 100 does, it must break 6950 to maintain the upward move. A drop back has resulted in the index finding support at the 20-day moving average, perhaps providing grounds for a repeat of action earlier in the month when this indicator served as support.

A further modest dip today takes us back to the rising trendline off the December lows, while a close below here still targets 6800 and then the rising 50-DMA at 6730. The daily relative strength index has dropped below its lows for the month, while stochastics have shifted to a bearish stance on the daily chart once more.

The entry of buyers around 6880 yesterday might signal that there is still some appetite for another move higher ahead of this week’s key events, the ECB meeting and Friday’s non-farm payrolls.

DAX resistance at 11,330
For the moment the index is holding above 11,300, having briefly dipped below here yesterday. As with the FTSE, yesterday’s dive brought out buyers, with an hourly oversold reading providing the catalyst here.

Immediate resistance sits around 11,330, followed on by the peak of 11,450. A suitably dovish ECB would hand victory to the bulls, but that event is still over a day away.

We can see momentum indicators like the RSI rolling over once again, although on the four-hourly chart the 50-period exponential moving average (EMA) remains untested, while a steady rally off the 10 February low is still in place. Further support could be found around 11,100, while only a move off the 20-period EMA below the 50-period would really signal a change of trend was in the offing.

Dow returning to key support
We are seeing the Dow Jones pushing back towards key support at 18,150, which has held since 24 February. A rising 200-hour MA is entering the frame too, lending credence to the theory that this is not the beginning of a more serious correction.

We have, however, seen the first bearish crossover in the SMI since late January, which normally prefigures new moves lower. If the price does weaken then the 20-DMA is a first port of call, followed by 18,000/the 50-DMA.

The 18,270 area, the high of the week, followed by the rising ceiling at 18,370, are the levels to watch on the upside.

mike740
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