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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Broker Network | LSE:BNH | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B00GD538 | ORD 2P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 595.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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29/1/2007 09:31 | Not a small recovery yet IMO. Half of these wee buys are me. Just starting to build back 25% of my holdings. It should still fall back to 280-290 levels, so don't jump in because I have - IMO ! | hectorp | |
28/1/2007 13:46 | Hopefully in a week, spangle. cheers H. | hectorp | |
26/1/2007 10:27 | Hectorp, Liars - heading down to your re-entry points | spangle93 | |
25/1/2007 18:20 | Another tiddler worth a look at is BDI which is in the same sector as AXO. | dan_dare | |
25/1/2007 12:42 | now for SMC yes.......poor timing indeed with that latest ts....... AXO and BNH it's still a positive contributor.......BN they've both retraced a little but they're still net up on the week and no doubt will rise over time now they've had greater exposure............ dyor and nai etc.......... nice......... ;-))))))))))) | blockbuy | |
25/1/2007 12:26 | AXO and SMC read the article it all makes sense then. Hurry though tomorrow will see the new issue. WHS normally has them in stock (or find someone that has subscription access to w w w . investorschronicle . co . uk Top of the pile in their opinion is Axon AXO - last trading statment was a stunner - 11 in 2 years and going places - 2007 business already pretty much sorted. SMC and BNH are the only other ones they deem considering...... SMC - they've put out a trading statement this am and it's taking a hit. please dyor, but these are the 3 super small cap picks for 2007 as rated by IC. nice............. ;-)))))))))))) | blockbuy | |
25/1/2007 11:25 | What are the other 2 blockbuy? | johnrxx99 | |
25/1/2007 11:22 | morning all...........I take it you've all read this weeks Super Small Caps headline feature in Investors Chronicle........... They pick 3 super duper stocks based on their method and BNH is one of them............... good luck............ ;-))))))))))) | blockbuy | |
25/1/2007 09:51 | Spangle, almost no share can hope to consolidate at an RSI of over 90, but it may well do around RSI 70 in this case. Look to see where the RSI consolidations occurred last lear. Its not a clear guide to buying, but is useful to show when to avoid over-large holding. Also the 50 day MA is around 260 level and should be met up with several times a year (again 2006 is a guide to how the pattern trends in BNH) -. So maybe around 280-285p where Liarspoker also mentioned re-purchasing. - It may not fall below 290 however - all IMO of course. I think I'd be happy adding in the low 290's initially. | hectorp | |
25/1/2007 08:37 | Hmm, brief tree shake to get MM stock, or correction after recent rise? What's the thought among you stock watchers? I wondered about selling when I got a quote for 327p yesterday, but I hoped for 333p. If it falls back quite a way, I'll be buying more. | spangle93 | |
24/1/2007 23:26 | I had the same experience with several shares,. one example is SEY, ai made 100% in a eyar but taken overe 12 month 'hold' the share only rise 8%. ( 2004-5). Last year, muhc the same. Its a good buy now in my book . that aside, yes a hedge short is very useful when a long term holding is on a point of technical consolidation and the RSI is 92 ! T will seriosuly do that once this little phase is clearer, or the next time. Anothe example: I'm currently long-short AU. Autonomy. Holding the shares , short of CFD. Tomorrow is the results and I've no idea which way it will go. There are hints of financial irregularity as it were, but equally profits may soar. Mybe BLT Billiton is such a stock just now too. H. | hectorp | |
24/1/2007 16:00 | You can also hedge your position with a spread bet if you feel some consolidation is about to occur. I both invest and day trade. I prefer to trade on the big miners whose share price is more volatile because it is much more interesting and profitable and also for the tax advantages but day trading has made me much sharper in my investment entry and exit points. Last year I did a trading/investment study of a 4 month period on one miner which I traded and found the results rather startling. Over the period by trading I made 3.5 times the amount than the share had risen over the same period. Like everything its horses for courses in investing or betting on the stock market. All to your own and what you are happiest with. This is certainly a good little company, I think on that we can all agree . | dan_dare | |
24/1/2007 12:43 | The big boys, (Buffett, Bolton, Rogers, Lynch etc) all said that the biggest profit is made from inaction, not action. Ride the winners until the story changes . 100% profit is really sweet, but not as sweet as 200%, 300%, 500% or 1000% It is always tempting to lock in your profits and saying that you will buy back on retracement, but how often do you see it going up and up from there without allowing you to get back in. | geovest | |
24/1/2007 11:44 | Geovest Likewise, I'm staying put, though if I had some trading shares I'd probab;y have sold them by now. Very much agree that this is one to hang onto. | njp | |
24/1/2007 11:20 | 5 yrs too long for me. I agree on 'stakebuilding' though. Note my post on that a few days ago. Thats why I staed long till yesterday. I've only closed bcause the RSI is over 90. Long term 'investors' will ignore this. But if its stakebuiding, we should plateau, not fall back. H. | hectorp | |
24/1/2007 08:53 | Yes. Come back on retracement or consolidation. ( trading wise). I'd give it 3-4 weeks. not that I'm suggesting anything, but, SDX Sondex is consolidating and Schroeders have bought into 6% of the stock. | hectorp | |
24/1/2007 08:50 | Liars - I'm now completely out as well - been an interesting ride, but have to be happy with the return this fine share has given me. Now to find another like it.... ;-) gg | greengiant | |
24/1/2007 08:50 | tangoman2 - 24 Jan'07 - 08:49 - 1082 of 1082 (Filtered) | liarspoker | |
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24/1/2007 08:48 | I'm hoping for a fall to 260p. ;o) | liarspoker | |
24/1/2007 08:44 | I suggest sideways consolidation here Ash, while the RSI takes a breather. ! H. | hectorp | |
24/1/2007 08:30 | It will be interesting to see if we have another go at the 330 level today. The (50%)Fib retracement should be to 267 if 330 was the high yesterday. Although if the shares are very tightly held we could see the share price go sideways as the share price moves back into the share channels upward trend while the RSI and MACD slowly slide down. | dan_dare |
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