Bioseek Share Discussion Threads

[falia] 31/8/2011 08:31

here we go

[falia] 31/8/2011 08:25

well overdone has to bounce back

[falia] 31/8/2011 08:18

time to buy now

[aim_trader] 31/8/2011 08:13

Wow... 3.25p! shocker...

[david123456] 31/8/2011 07:21

what a terrible, terrible result in today's first-half statedment.
Losses continue.
The CFO got fired which essentially means that the two top jobs are now just being temporarily filled. In other words, a rudderless company.
A fund raising is coming.
A shift to aim is also coming.
Sounds like it is time for another optimistic posting from space parallax - perhaps even another one of his mythical 50,000 buys.

[and then] 25/8/2011 17:43

Changed shape a bit, but...

[chas1066] 21/8/2011 21:53

Well folks I do have, sorry did have £4000 of shares at the pricely sum of 27p 2 years ago. This was my I really like this company, cash position etc etc. Should have sold before David Swartz stated he was not happy with it. However kind of feel up yours rather lose all than sell now. Illogical I know, not one of my best buys. However who knows what could happen in 2 years. i think a little knowledge is dangerous as a bit of a medical person the Human tissue thing I felt just had to become big. As you can see however i am no expert.

[and then] 20/8/2011 08:22

New tweak. Stops to be a pip above the SUB. A far more aggressive style, with many many more set-ups during the day. More failures too, however, the R:R is now skewed in our favour, often with a less than 10 point stop and generally at least a 15 point TP.
We want it to just gain momentum after trigger, thus positions often hit target within 3/4 mins. This is most likely when PA is coiled up; ie; the early moves.
Later on after PA has moved some distance in your direction already, it is more common after a trigger to see a retrace, usually to backtest the flagline it has just broken out from. If the angle of the flag is correct, this should still not break more than 1 pip above your SUB. Of course in some cases it does, but still doesn't breach the highest point of the flag. This is the gamble, however, with the recent volatility, it is becoming rare to find a set-up using that stop being the typical 15 points. The moves are so great it often leads to 30+point stops. Of course your TP should increase accordingly, but i do like the simplicity of the new tweak. Success appears to be around the 75/80% mark, with the added benefit of a 1:1.5 R:R

[and then] 20/8/2011 08:01

Similar to yesterday, after a large gain/drop, get your fib levels drawn in from the start til the end of the move; to predict the most likely retrace points.

[and then] 20/8/2011 07:59

A new take on the system. It looked like a decent move 'up' was coming, once the last LH was taken out. Rather than look for flags and small targets, if its likely to do at least a 3 push (5wave) advance, why not hold for the lot?
Clumsily, i moved my stop up believing PA would not retrace below the new HL once a fresh HH had been printed. The result was a false out from a flag to the downside, taking out the stop by 0.6 of a pip, before a 100 point near vertical gain...



Further to the above chart; to the left was an advance with 3 flags formed. I missed the first two while looking elsewhere, but took the last one, even knowing that it was the risky one, i tried to hold out for the 15 point gain. Alas it never came and i let the profit turn into a loss and a stop-out. Not very clever, i blame greed and fatigue!

[and then] 20/8/2011 07:53

Quite literally stunning set of charts, telling the story of the day. Massive falls within a few seconds to begin, fib levels working well to show the retrace points. Wedges, flags, its all there!

[jiggle] 18/8/2011 10:38

and here's the link to the Faulkner tip:

Hence the rise today so far?!

[spaceparallax] 18/8/2011 10:03

Thanks Schlemiel

[schlemiel] 18/8/2011 08:52

tipped by James Faulkner from t1ps.com - 'significant upside'

[spaceparallax] 12/8/2011 14:12

You should change your name to Petertriestointerferewiththemarket. One thing's for sure, you ain't invested here.

[and then] 12/8/2011 11:58

Stunning chart!

[petersinthemarket] 12/8/2011 11:01

Ref current share price chart - it looks as if it is attempting to level off at last. Lets hope so. This is a totally screwy market at present. Best of luck to all.
pim

[petersinthemarket] 12/8/2011 10:59

I gave up on spaceparallax some while back. I no longer see his unpleasntness as i filtered him. I am a little surprised that others do not do the same. Its what the filter button is for. I do not mind any level of critisism or debate as long as it is logically based but his constant and repetitive drivel was of no value and was just irritating. The filter button is open to all.
best wishes,
pim

[spaceparallax] 12/8/2011 09:36

I'm a real investor here unlike you and your ilk who simply seek to cause uncertainty - you are in fact the wrong doer. Get a life and actually invest rather than spend all your time none-too subtly bashing.

[david123456] 12/8/2011 09:24

You have been consistently condescending and rude to anyone who does not share your view.
You should be ashamed of yourself.
I just went through this exercise to show you what it is like when you are on the receiving end. Hopefully, a lesson has been learned and you will stop being so unpleasant in the future.
One parting note. I put in very little effort to undermine you. It is all very obvious to an experienced trader with the right trading systems in place, that you told a porker.
I hope this website becomes a bit more civil with no more LOLs and Gotchas. But the ball is now on your side of the net. All I ask is that you keep in mind that not everyone is ramping or deramping just because they disagree with you.

[spaceparallax] 12/8/2011 08:23

Lol, you are a card - so much effort just to try to undermine a share.