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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cohort Plc | LSE:CHRT | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0YD2B94 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-16.00 | -1.96% | 802.00 | 806.00 | 818.00 | 820.00 | 798.00 | 820.00 | 28,005 | 16:35:14 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Business Consulting Svcs,nec | 182.71M | 11.36M | 0.2739 | 29.35 | 333.33M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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29/8/2002 08:59 | James, yes prefer this new, old look. Any chance of a microscope type page of say 4 intraday charts. Carol | legilly | |
29/8/2002 08:40 | ditto...just the RSI | mitchy | |
29/8/2002 08:34 | Same here.... All I'm getting is the moving average. When the streaming chart is working it is invaluable, however it's useless if the service is intermittent. Lets have some consistency please. | mike_c | |
29/8/2002 08:09 | James, I am getting a big blank space where the chart should be, I can see the top of the chart box and the rsi box at the bottom but nothing at all in the middle, not much use really!!! | kitch | |
28/8/2002 21:28 | I prefer this new (old) look. Any chance of separating out the exchange code (e.g. LSE) from the ticker code (e.g. BARC) - selecting the former from a drop down list & typing the latter in an edit control. | nc | |
28/8/2002 17:35 | The streaming chart gets a new look... well actually it's more the old look :) Let me know what you think and whether you prefer it this way or not. | james s | |
20/7/2002 00:49 | Can't see it at all | adamh | |
19/7/2002 11:56 | Hi All Looks like a 1-2-3 on ARI to me, can anyone confirm Thanks Carrera | carrera | |
05/7/2002 09:51 | EXL now testing 800, major short if it falls below here. | carrera | |
20/6/2002 11:01 | the ones where the graph dives just after I have sold the share, jim | jim21 | |
20/6/2002 09:06 | Re EXL, Support at 840-850 gone, anyone with me for a short, stop 855! Carrera | carrera | |
18/6/2002 14:10 | Carrera, shame you can't post charts with lines on them as mine clearly shows that it isn't a 1-2-3 but it has broken a majorish trend line. I did try it once on MKS with a log chart, ( some where earlier in this thread ) and it failed, but it was a bit borderline anyway. When they are clear they seem to fail only about 10% of the time which is a fantastic success rate for a chart signal. so I don't try and squint to find them just patiently wait for the incontravertables. | adamh | |
18/6/2002 08:30 | djalan Like the chart thanks, not seen that site b4, Adamh, am i seeing things?, still looks like a 1-2-3 2 me Carrera | carrera | |
18/6/2002 07:11 | soto888 - i bought the Champion Trader book - limited success - Lakhi uses only successful chart signals - you know - retrospectively - which always work. I'm interested in your CT analysis - davemake@btinternet. | davemake | |
17/6/2002 23:14 | Carrera Had a look at EXL on the above java chart in log scale Could not see the 3 lines If you try it you need to type gb:EXL cheers djal | djalan | |
17/6/2002 19:52 | Vern, i agree with you that 850-840 is a key level, however look at the chart using a log scale (that is my default) and you may see the suspect 1-2-3 that i picked up. If 850 support does not hold then i will short the stock looking for a big fall, if it bounces off 850 then its a long. I personally favour the chances of a short though, look also at the triangle formation at the top of the chart that has been broken to the downside, could be the start of a bigger slide. Either way its a good stock to trade IMHO. C | carrera | |
17/6/2002 18:00 | ...I'd be long at 850p though. Interesting when viewed with a stochastic (on sharescope) over 6 months...it gives a sell signal at the end of may at 910p but its on an up trend so ..? Would have been a weak sell maybe ?? BV | big vern | |
17/6/2002 17:47 | Adamh take a look at 5yr Arcadia chart a classic Inverse H&S. | sjc | |
17/6/2002 17:34 | Carrera, I can't really see a 1-2-3 but it has broken a fairly strong trend line. Thanks for mentioning it anyway | adamh | |
17/6/2002 17:23 | djalan, I have just looked again and on Sharescope my greph is set to log scale, i hope that that doesnt cause to much problem. Dates are First line starts from the September '01 lows and touches the lows at the end of Feb. Second line starts from the lows toward the end of feb and touches the early may lows. Third line starts from the early may lows to the lows of early june. This line is now broken. I hope that this helps | carrera | |
17/6/2002 17:09 | Carera, tell us the dates to draw & I will have a go later on tonight | djalan | |
17/6/2002 17:02 | Hi All Re Adam's 1-2-3 Pattern. Excel Logistics (EXL) have such a pattern evident, drawn from the September Lows and just completing. I am not much of a techie and so cannot show you all, so if someone could oblige by posting it i would be grateful. Adam doed this qualify as a 1-2-3. Carrera | carrera | |
14/6/2002 19:48 | Anyone know of a site that shows a chart of the Nikkei Index (with moving averages and indicators) ? cheers gnash | gnash | |
13/6/2002 21:00 | Anyone heard of the Champion Trader book? Does its four step charting method work? | soto888 | |
13/6/2002 19:57 | Maybe it is, I have never really followed Head 'n Shoulder patterns with much success. Murphy's book insists on all sorts of associated volume for a H+S pattern. For me the key points on the index charts are A) the trend line, B) the stronger acceleration (point 4 on chart) C) point 5 must be above the trend line D) the bounce after point 5 must be higher than point 3. AT point 5 I am either in or awaiting point 6 for an entry. Sorry if this is already old hat. | adamh |
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