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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Chariot Limited | LSE:CHAR | London | Ordinary Share | GG00B2R9PM06 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
-0.01 | -0.14% | 7.12 | 7.03 | 7.12 | 7.25 | 7.00 | 7.02 | 3,391,704 | 15:28:02 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gs | 0 | -14.88M | -0.0139 | -5.12 | 76.59M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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24/10/2009 18:45 | The reason for the congestion is the fact we need news of a drill date off Nam'! It'll be a struggle for the share price to move higher without it. It was obvious without the chart. Holding just a few, GKP on land is a better option even if it is in Kurdistan. For now anyway. | rayrac | |
24/10/2009 11:11 | The above chart shows one of the reasons for the congestion at this level, encircled below. | andonis | |
22/10/2009 10:36 | Ginger boy, it is not a surprise to me that you are getting confused. Headbanging on my feet will not do you any good with me..... The answer is still no. Someone has to tell you that trading is not for you. My shorts worked a treat by the way. I am sorry you went long....That was perfect! | andonis | |
22/10/2009 04:07 | Its quite telling that in all your years on advfn, your last post that was 'perfect'(!) is a 5th wave extension, the same erroneous counts you were forcing when you first started posting... :P | tpaulbeaumont | |
21/10/2009 21:44 | tpaul its all in here. | andonis | |
21/10/2009 21:43 | Well if the count closes at this end then the house of cards may just yield. But hey trade what you see ... not what you think may come...But the charts give you a low probability trade. | andonis | |
21/10/2009 21:38 | lets see if u are right then... | navyan | |
21/10/2009 21:34 | nav I refer to my chart since October. Your chart is longer term. | andonis | |
21/10/2009 21:19 | andonis - 20 Oct'09 - 23:12 - 1431 of 1435 edit Has the top been? Yes it seems so! Perfect! | andonis | |
21/10/2009 14:13 | any idea where DOWs heading Ando? | tpaulbeaumont | |
21/10/2009 12:14 | back to 20p as the market and oil retreats after all this share price is just speculation and nothing solid. | binladin | |
20/10/2009 23:12 | Has the top been? | andonis | |
19/10/2009 16:24 | Or perhaps 3 Nov. ? | andonis | |
19/10/2009 16:03 | I expect a top next week. | andonis | |
19/10/2009 10:41 | FTSE DOW DOW The lines below are parallel.... | andonis | |
19/10/2009 10:27 | FTSE should rest a bit before she goes up again towards 5400 | andonis | |
19/10/2009 08:52 | I will tell ANYBODY ....(a straight line in the log chart touches points which on the linear chart are located exponentially apart on the linear plot- hence they are not the same).... including Ginger who I am sure is lurking around. ;-) Trade well mate! | andonis | |
19/10/2009 08:50 | Then perhaps you should tell Napier Bit late now though :-) mornington crescent - 19 Oct'09 - 08:12 - 1418 of 1426 edit you dont seem to understand if a line touches the index at say 9430 they must both have the same logarithmic value and linear value on either chart at that point andonis - 19 Oct'09 - 08:42 - 1424 of 1424 No you are wrong. | mornington crescent | |
19/10/2009 08:42 | No you are wrong. ....the straight line in the log chart will not be touching the same points....think about what you just said. I presume you have done some maths in your days. | andonis | |
19/10/2009 08:40 | it was your reference to advfn tools if you put up a linear chart with a straight line and they touch at various points then when you move to a log scale they must still touch at those points | mornington crescent |
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