Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[scepticalinvestor] 22/7/2021 15:05

looking good

[ipsissimosity] 22/7/2021 15:02

Bought more PRSM yesterday, free money innit

[5shar] 22/7/2021 14:52

12toes how many toes you short 826 hold your short no yoes

[5shar] 22/7/2021 01:11

@JohnSmith you are hilarious

[scepticalinvestor] 21/7/2021 23:21

I used to work there too - the group orgies organised by Margaret in accounts were a Friday treat

[cocker] 21/7/2021 22:36

Amazing how many PRSM experts are frequenting here now, we even have one who has worked there and posted only once since joining our beloved ADVFN.

[5shar] 21/7/2021 16:11

PRSM looks a very interesting buy here

[5shar] 21/7/2021 15:56

Issue Systematica have it's above major support despite adding more short below 800 clearly rejected by MKT and when they close short price likely to get above 1300s has its a large short add in speculative buyers and others asking for maximum pain od systematica and other dangers if BOFA who hv loanedstock for short decide to reign in forcing systematica to buy back the lot could get wild..pertinent to mention those who look into charts daily is bullish MACD more interesting is Weekly MACD about to achieve golden Cross since 2017 750 area has held 4th time in 4 yrs odds heavily suggest technically and supporting fundamentals reversal 1500s is major resistance good day folks Dyor

[lsoc85] 20/7/2021 20:04

Systematica have upped their short position to 1.01% as of 19 July. Sub 800 increase - Incredible. They believe that BP will crumble like wet cake. At this point they're not looking far wrong.

[mcmather] 20/7/2021 13:26

Great find bp.

[bluepeter1] 20/7/2021 13:21

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[12toes] 20/7/2021 08:40

Short since 823 Free money innit

[mcmather] 16/7/2021 16:05

Fairly narrow range for most of the day. Volume picked up last 30 mins. Strong finish might mean interesting week ahead.

FAO Dan:

[fuji99] 16/7/2021 14:51

What is compelling with BP is with over 2000 customers when the top 50 spending an average of $1.5m per annum, one can conclude how much this is growing when the other 1950 customers are taken into account ...