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WHY White Young

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
White Young LSE:WHY London Ordinary Share GB0003869152
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 6.55 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 6.55 GBX

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Posted at 19/4/2019 20:21 by johncasey
Why did he have to come back?
Posted at 20/7/2013 09:09 by tpaulbeaumont
I feel my hypothosis that markets are not efficient has been supported by the many and varied examples of how i have accurately forecasted the PRICE at which markets have turned on this thread.
Id like to complement this proof by presenting further evidence, however in this instance forecasting the appoximate TIME at which a market may be likely to turn, in this case (and as the quoted post shows) i highlight a stock index, turning lower.

Leading academics inform us markets are efficient?
Posted at 24/7/2012 08:22 by tpaulbeaumont
THE INTELLIGENT INVESTOR July 21, 2012
Why We're Driven to Trade

With computerized traders that "hold" stocks for only a few seconds at a time and markets that can swing wildly in a matter of moments, long-term investing seems to be on the verge of extinction.

Perhaps this is inevitable. It turns out that short-term thinking is deeply embedded in the workings of the human brain. New research suggests that in order to avoid trading your accounts to death, you must counteract some of the very tendencies that make Homo sapiens the most intelligent of all species.
Posted at 10/4/2012 12:59 by scotsman2
WHY do traders keep making so many mistkaes, moving stops, running losses, over-leverage, averaging into losers ??? no matter how many books we read, trading videos we watch there always seems to come a time & situation when we BREAK THE RULES.

we may get away with this a few times but one of these days we don't and its back to square one.....start again, refreshed risk control.....then a few months / years later BANG same thing happens again !!!

round and round in a cycle of destruction
Posted at 16/2/2012 15:38 by tpaulbeaumont
to be sure hes talking sense CT, but thats more general trading advice, I was hoping the thread would be more about whether graphs work, why ppl who dont use them dont use them and what they do use, maybe some examples from them etc...
perhaps all advfn'ers use graphs, dont subscribe to EMT and understand all the moves in the markets they follow? ...or havent looked in cos they dont know latin and cant be bothered to google lol ;)
Posted at 09/2/2012 15:57 by tpaulbeaumont
printing a slightly greater extreme price before reversing isnt a 'chart' thing though is it? before technicals or computer charts markets were doing that :) I dont know what EMT ppl would say about it though? some slightly worse data came out before all the data suddenly got better??

whats the lagging pink line on your graph CT?
Posted at 27/12/2011 15:28 by jon827
read this other day, thought it sounded about right! lol


Whats is the most prominent fallacy in the publics perception about markets?

That the market can be manipulated. That there is some group on Wall Street that can control price action in the markets. I can go into any market and create a stir for a day or two, maybe even a week if I go into the market at just the right moment. By giving a little gas on the upside, I can create the illusion of a bull market. But unless the market is really sound the second I stop buying, the price is going to come right down again.

Paul Tudor Jones, Market Wizards
Posted at 16/12/2011 15:57 by tpaulbeaumont
A measly few recent(ish) examples and the links to the threads from whence they came, all of which are in the header :)

The arrows denote when the post was made, the lines denote the price signal levels.

Not to be confused with 'social masturbating', which is the repeated reposting of anything someone has said that has been tenuously close to what may have happened in the world, but may or may not have been practical to actually make any profit from ;)
Posted at 07/1/2010 09:57 by jas0701
7 January 2010
WYG plc ("WYG" or the "Company")


Share Reorganisation and Share Consolidation


Following the passing of all the resolutions at the Extraordinary General
Meeting held on 6 January 2010, the Share Reorganisation and Share Consolidation
have become effective.


Under the Share Reorganisation, each ordinary share of five pence has been
converted into one deferred share of four pence (the deferred shares will not be
listed) and one ordinary share of one penny. Every 10 of these ordinary shares
of one penny each have been consolidated into one Post-Consolidation Existing
Ordinary Share (of ten pence each).
Consequently, the 52,964,456 ordinary shares of five pence each in issue prior
to the Extraordinary General Meeting have been converted into 5,296,445 ordinary
shares of ten pence each.


Dealings in the Post-Consolidation Existing Ordinary Shares are expected to
commence shortly, once the requisite amendments to the Official List have been
made to reflect the changes to the nominal value and number of ordinary shares
as a result of the Share Reorganisation and Share Consolidation. A further
announcement will be made shortly to confirm the amendment to the Official List.


Unless otherwise defined, capitalised terms in this announcement have the same
meaning as in the Circular dated 9 December 2009.
Posted at 24/12/2009 11:04 by postiga08
is this company screwed? notice share price is all time low, any hope for WHY in new yr?
White Young share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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