Bank Of Georgia Share Discussion Threads

[skyship] 04/12/2013 10:57

ARBB starting the next leg up - perhaps not surprising with their STB stake worth 1920p/share!

[technicalinveztor] 01/12/2013 17:14

Thanks for your reply, appreciated.

[mr_bluesky] 01/12/2013 16:55

TCG:

I dont think so.

A break away gap up like this is a type of a event flag.

I would expect a few days of price consolidation but not much of a retreat more a sideways trend for a few days before the next leg up.

[technicalinveztor] 01/12/2013 14:42

Mr Blue

What's your thoughts of TCG filling some of the gap from the results?
If so, could this be prior to the Santa rally ?


Thanks

[mr_bluesky] 30/11/2013 18:57

TIG at 35p

Prelims on Monday and a break over 35p will be very bullish.

Mr Bluesky

[mr_bluesky] 30/11/2013 16:06

My December picks form the ftse 250 are:

TCG:174p Target:200p

SVI:409p Target:500p

HAS:124p Target:140p

DNO:704p Target:800p

BWNG:541p: Target:600p

[mr_bluesky] 29/11/2013 11:06

posted at 7.44 am this tuesday on the day of this RNS.

Mr_Bluesky65
Posts: 1,940
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Opinion: No Opinion
Price: 98.00

.Tue 07:44

Should be enough to take this over 100p today and re inforce the price for a continued rally IMO......

· Market share increased to 28.5% (2012: 27%) reflecting our successful strategy of providing an inspirational shopping experience, unrivalled product range authority and multi-channel convenience

· Self-help initiatives and careful cost control have helped the business perform well in a tough market - delivering modest growth in sales and adjusted profit before tax

· Further development of online capability and sustained marketing expenditure to drive store footfall and build greater brand consideration

· Gross margin increased to 60.2% (2012: 60.0%) reflecting further supply chain efficiencies and proactive management of cost base

· Increased final dividend of 1.0 pence per share (2012: 0.75 pence per share), making a total for the year of 1.5 pence per share (20% increase)

· Net debt (defined as loan facilities drawn down less cash and cash equivalents) at period end of £36.6 million (2012: £45.6 million), with £10 million of undrawn banking facilities (2012: £15 million)

[mr_bluesky] 28/11/2013 22:58

ACL at 373p:

Keep an eye on this for tomorrow.

[mr_bluesky] 24/11/2013 23:30

Kaff:

CNA is looking ugly.

There is support at c.320p but a drop through that and its not looking clever.

[kaffco] 24/11/2013 18:33

Mr B

Thanks for the welcome and your reply,i think you are very much on my wavelength
in how you spot breakouts etc.Like you say it is possible to spot these in the
charts and if you wait for the right opportunities and the best set-ups in the
charts it is possible to make steady gains.

I was looking at BDEV last week too and also keeping an eye on CNA.I wouldn,t
mind seeing you post a chart for both of these as they could both be steady
plays in the next few months.

Kath x

[mr_bluesky] 24/11/2013 16:14

speaking of bull flags the FTSE 100 looks to be setting up one right now and is near to breaking out IMO.

Look for the MACD to cross back over and this should signal "the Santa rally" and I would calculate that a rise to atleast 6,900 should ensue.

What will be the catalyst for the rally?

May well be the ECB firing up the money printing press.

Mr Bluesky

[mr_bluesky] 24/11/2013 15:52

Kathleen:

you are welcome any time.

I set this up to record my observations and A few people view it and a few less contribute to it.

I look for shares that I think are about to break out then I look for a reason in the near future as to why they would break out like an up coming trading statement for example.

I believe it is possible to predict break outs by what pattern sets up on a chart and I use a hand full that seem to perform very well like bull flags.

I will post any that I think is worth a look.

BDEV is interesting atm.

Mr Bluesky

[kaffco] 24/11/2013 13:31

Mr bluesky

Have just come across your thread today and think it is a good read so have
bookmarked it.I notice you have commented on quite a few stocks that i have
been in at various times or am still holding,so will be a regular reader and
possible contributor from here.

I was wondering if you had anything on the radar at the moment worth looking
at or worth researching ?


Kathleen x

[mreasygoing] 22/11/2013 21:04

A lovely bull flag seems to have formed on FLYB. Looks good for further strength. What do you think Mr B ?

[mreasygoing] 22/11/2013 21:01

Added a few RSA to my SIPP on recent weakness. Chart seems to have double bottomed. 100p has been good long term support. I'm looking for a trade back to 120p to fill the gap. What's your thoughts Mr B ?

[skyship] 18/11/2013 08:51

Looks to me as though the flag paused halfway up the pole! A good trade for the next run IMO. (NB: IAE selected as one of his five best buys by Mumford of Cavendish Opps.)

[mr_bluesky] 14/11/2013 19:48

look out for HEAD tomorrow as a break over 400p will be significant IMO.

[mr_bluesky] 14/11/2013 16:25

SKYSHIP:

APT does look close to another break out and soon IMO.

Look for a break out over 45.5p to close the day with a MACD cross over for confirmation.

Mr Bluesky

[skyship] 14/11/2013 16:17

I do hope you're right with APT - one of my max. 10% allocation holdings.

Personally in there for the long-term liquidation and my estimated Gross Redemption Yield of minimally 10.75%. A short-term move could arise from German property sales at above last valuations. There is an IMS due any day now...

Liquidation stocks are a great market micro-sector - secure, low risk returns. IMO the best two propcos in the sector are APT & LSR. You'll find further information on my SL thread.

[mr_bluesky] 14/11/2013 15:52

SHI: 217p

Is continuing its run.

A break over 217p and it should open up more IMO.

Mr Bluesky

[mr_bluesky] 14/11/2013 15:44

posting this as it went on to break out to 54p before coming back to 50p then moving up again to the 60's.......



Mr_BlueSky
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Vertu Motors(VTU) is a fast growing automotive retailer with a network of 96 sales and aftersales outlets across the UK. Its dealerships operate predominantly under the Bristol Street Motors, Vertu Honda and Macklin Motors brand names. Manufacturer partners are Alfa Romeo, Chrysler Jeep, Citroen, Fiat, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Iveco, Mazda, Nissan, Peugeot, Renault/Dacia, SEAT, Suzuki, Vauxhall and Volvo.


I have just come across the above company today during my research for companies reporting next week and I like the look of them.

VTU are reporting finals on Tuesday and I would expect them to be very upbeat due to the fact that they have just sold a loss making business and new car registrations have been massively up this year amoungst other things going for them.

chart wise the price is at 41p and looks to be close to a break out.A break and hold over c43p and it gets uber bullish and that is where I would look for an entry.

On break out of c43p I would expect a relatively quick move to c50p as a first target!

Mr Bluesky

[mr_bluesky] 14/11/2013 15:34

APT: 44p.

Looks set for another big move up IMO.

[mr_bluesky] 14/11/2013 15:23

Just posting this again as once it did tip over 213p a bull flag set up in time to get in just before the price leapt up to the upper 480p's in line with my prediction.......


Mr_BlueSky
29 Sep'13 - 08:40 - 484 of 530 0 0 edit


HFD at 394p:

Have a trading statement on Thursday.

after last time this was at this price only the brave or foolish would buy in before as there was rapid drop in price on the last RNS.

A break over 413p and held and it should target 460p to 500p.

Mr Bluesky

[mr_bluesky] 14/11/2013 15:11

MSLH: 173p.

Keep a watchfull eye on it as it looks super close to a break out IMO.

I personally would wait for 190p to be broken through first though as there is a small chance the bullish pattern could fail if you take a position now.

Mr Bluesky

[skyship] 14/11/2013 15:04

Hmm - bt back those SBRY @ 412.5p.

TNI - that was certainly a lovely chart to have seen BEFORE today's IMS. Still, may have ignored as hate the business!