Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[ih_652459] 28/9/2018 14:26

Hi Every one, quick question, I just received the following report (Sharecast News) - London stocks tumbled back to around where they started the week by midday on Friday, after disappointing GDP figures do you think this would have any effect on Blue Prism Thanks amir

[hazl] 28/9/2018 14:13

And I would add that the 'little w' is playing out!

[hazl] 28/9/2018 14:12

Certainly so far sogoesit,thanks for your input as ever.

[sogoesit] 28/9/2018 13:02

bprocket post 3534. Nice description of charts as a “painting of the market”.
At the end of the day price (action) is everything.
Especially so with PRSM where we have little fundamentals before they break even.

I invest on trends and build my portfolio on different categories of growth (trend): high growth 50%+, medium growth 30/35%, low growth 12/15% and flat (yield only quasi bonds). All per annum rates.
If, in a trend, a stock goes up I buy more. If it breaks trend and goes down I sell.
The “flat” and low growth are the base load that generate the income to invest in the high growth or accumulate. They’re the long term keepers (forever).

I see you added recently hazl. Good move imo.

[bokies] 28/9/2018 11:40

Chucking in the obligatory 'Wouldn't wanna be out over the weekend!" ramp.. :) :)

[bprocket] 28/9/2018 09:56

Hazl - that’s why one is a trader and one is an investor (short/middle vs long term). Both are in for the same reason, Profit. How you get there makes no difference ;)

[hazl] 28/9/2018 09:55

Yes thanks indeed.
To be honest I think I need to do something else now, but keep being drawn back to it.
Bull markets do not hang around for ever.
But anybody younger could certainly learn now for future bull markets and do well I would think.

[hazl] 28/9/2018 09:51

I start from the macro every time......no good going into a sector that isn't going to be popular in the immediate future to my mind.

[bprocket] 28/9/2018 09:50

Hazl - Books my friend. I have worked with traders on the floor but never used to understand what they do, then 2 years ago (travelled so had a lot of time) I started reading everything that’s out there and just looked at charts and turned of the News channel and played the game “let me predict what will happen next”. Over time you find that as you say, patterns + trends and sentiment are visible. You need to adjust, there is no 100% but if you get your confidence to 80% then you are still ahead of the game and better than gamble. That is all that matters! Risk management & seeing the trend.

Hope that made sense.

[dtaliadoros] 28/9/2018 09:47

I mainly look at basic fundemental, news flow, basic long term chart direction and common sense. Basic fundamentals being....how much cash or little debt....is turnover trend going up, majority positive news....and long term rising chart....thats all i need.

[hazl] 28/9/2018 09:39

BPROCKET Where did you learn the basic charting skills?

[hazl] 28/9/2018 09:38

DT It's a strange one I agree...I'm no chartist really but I have noticed over the years I have been doing this, the value of charts.

I think it's too late for me to study them now,properly, but there are certain patterns that are very clearly indicating a certain direction, and I would think anybody just starting out would be well advised to learn about them because they would be at an advantage,in my opinion.
I couldn't entertain the thought of doing it without the fundamentals though,personally.
It's horses for courses.

[bprocket] 28/9/2018 09:29

Dtaliadoros - appriciate your thoughts but I actually ONLY look at the charts I don’t care about fundamentals. Reason being is, as long as the condition are healthy growth (upside/downside) will be reflected in price movement. The price is the painting of the market sentiment that I study read and use. Everything else is already to late, I never look at news because they are only short term and normally neutralise out. Price is everything, a picture of a price is your oracle. With the right tools (I don’t mean macd/rsi and all those iPhone indicators) you are able to understand the sentiment and psychologicaly behind the price. Sounds funny but it’s reality.

[dtaliadoros] 28/9/2018 09:10

I really would not pay too much attention to charts....other than to give general direction. They are dangerous tools used... which in the hands of amateurs encourage over trading. Its like looking at the shapes of a cloud. You will see what you want see. One minute you are convinced the cloud looks like a bird...the next mintute...its no longer a bird but face! So too with charts. Any point in time a chart has say 50% of being right. When it is....you pat yourself on the back for brilliantly being the master of chart reading and predicting a nice profit like the oracles of Athenia. If you are wrong, you just curse the market for not doing what the charts say....and in the blink of an eye see another pattern forming....and so the cycle continues. Charts....read them at your peril.

[slavetothetrade] 28/9/2018 09:09

Probably to embarrassed to show his face, this falling knife was dropping sharply to 18-19£ according to him. Very strong movement, good news expected soon. This is going from strength to strength

[hazl] 28/9/2018 08:07

'little w' on the chart.

[hazl] 28/9/2018 08:06

best not to provoke 8-)

[bprocket] 28/9/2018 07:37

Where is fcucky with his macd cow disease?
Can only hope this muppet is gone.

[sogoesit] 28/9/2018 03:18

Looks like normal service has been resumed after the ramp/deramp.
Tested and bounced off the 50 day MA. Looking good.

[hazl] 27/9/2018 17:23

And another good day tomorrow with any luck.

[tmellor17] 27/9/2018 16:08

How about now? Hahahhaa

[bprocket] 27/9/2018 09:29

Descending Triangle forming. Bullish reversal with target around 24£.

[hazl] 27/9/2018 08:54

Thanks windsor,testbot ...they are all the big names!

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