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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Dialight Plc | LSE:DIA | London | Ordinary Share | GB0033057794 | ORD 1.89P |
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% | 159.00 | 152.00 | 166.00 | - | 7,500 | 08:00:26 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Semiconductor,related Device | 169.7M | 400k | 0.0121 | 131.40 | 52.78M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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06/8/2019 22:54 | Then the market needs to look at the accounts. Until this lot stop capitalising 'development expenditure', claiming 'exceptional' expenses and start generating some cash and real profit to support the share price then the rest is just traders' hype. | jeffian | |
06/8/2019 22:49 | Reckon your in the all or nothing window this week for sure. Last 3 four hour sessions were a battle. I can't call it. But either way; A big percentage move very imminent. Hope its North guys | sentimentrules | |
06/8/2019 22:48 | The market is buying the 'recovery story' Chart-wise £3.50 was the first point of (small) recent resistance on the way up, and proved the new resistance level yesterday. £4 to £4.1 is now more serious resistance, below the 200 day MA and 50 day MA which looks as if it's going to cross the 200 at £4.10. If we can break £4.10 and the 200 day MA, it's weak resistance at £4.60, but £5.20 is the next major hurdle/target. | outsizeclothes.com | |
06/8/2019 22:39 | Looks like the market's buying the 'recovery story'. £4 - £4.10 is the next chart resistance level | outsizeclothes.com | |
05/8/2019 21:59 | Agree beez. I just look at markets in a money weighted way. While you may be correct, the problem as always, may be the market not agreeing until 50% lower etc. So the money in a market is important to me. Could be here now. Really is 50:50 in my analysis which is a probability i can't deal at, particularly a buy . Market slaughter not over yet. Tell you what though if it is a flier weighting, your in for a fast increase. | sentimentrules | |
05/8/2019 21:31 | Those that were going to sell did so after the major drop earlier, I expect these to slowly climb up, with companies looking to reduce their carbon footprint lighting is a good place to start.. | beeezzz | |
05/8/2019 16:19 | Can't buy it. Volume good, price ok. But just too many issues if price opens up in the morning, on intra afternoon today. 402,383,376... If price opens above one or all of these and comes back to say 375, shorters will attack it hard. It's a decent volume. Got the attributes required to be a flyer. But the shakeout today will encourage shorters on an open up in the morning. So on my probability scale, it's a 50:50 . I can't buy or short this evening. A flier or a diver and I can't determine which yet. Hope you get the offer this week here.. | sentimentrules | |
05/8/2019 13:51 | Intraday, its job done. Only waiting a bit longer to make sure not caught highside of a day trade market. | sentimentrules | |
05/8/2019 13:31 | Possible bud. But need to see market money support that thought. If they have bought the story, volume will break the 10. Il post here if it does. That's 'break the 10 And price up near its day high post 4pm | sentimentrules | |
05/8/2019 13:14 | The analyst's meeting must have gone reasonably well. No serious selling since that finished, so they must by and large buy the 'recovery story'. | outsizeclothes.com | |
05/8/2019 12:56 | Well got to hand it to them . Il buy 370 if volume increases a bit more and price stays up post 4pm. Right now seems the 10% drop just a shakeout but a bit early in the day to decipher that yet | sentimentrules | |
05/8/2019 10:27 | Price was too dodgy last Friday guys. I wasn't 100% but was 70%. However. See what comes next few days. | sentimentrules | |
05/8/2019 10:17 | Same old same old. Still burning cash. "jeffian2 Jul '19 - 23:09 - 3301 of 3313 Edit 0 4 0 ............. "Operating profit"? Pah! Dialight burn cash, as they have been doing for years. £10m last year. You can call yourself "profitable" but follow the cash. If it's not there, there ain't any profit.........." | jeffian | |
05/8/2019 08:13 | Look to the future | nw99 | |
05/8/2019 07:34 | This IMO should test 300p today Bad set of results IMO | buywell3 | |
05/8/2019 07:32 | Still in the valley of death - Management seem to be still wearing rose tinted glasses to see sunny uplands ahead - and ignoring the current stormy weather Guesses as to markdown on opening? | pugugly | |
05/8/2019 07:30 | Still in the valley of death - Management seem to be still wearing rose tinted glasses to see sunny uplands ahead - and ignoring the current stormy weather Guesses as to markdown on opening? | pugugly | |
05/8/2019 07:30 | New chairman | nw99 | |
03/8/2019 10:21 | I hope your right. When i get to the 10/20% Mark, I have to feel there is a risk free lockdown to hold for any imminent data 're no risk of a gap down profit cleanser. Yesterday I was very unsure. If price didn't rise as it did I could have held easier to Monday. But you know how it is. You take your lot and hope the next guy gets his. Hopefully it's a mega offer lol. | sentimentrules | |
03/8/2019 06:15 | Bid on Monday be ace | onjohn | |
02/8/2019 16:16 | Balls. Bailed out 19.93% net. Just not liking the decent day rise to volume , at a volume average , into Monday. I may be wrong here but 20% does me in two weeks. Hope if you stay in it goes well Monday for you. | sentimentrules | |
02/8/2019 12:24 | In around 25% gross gain today so hoping it lets me lock down 20% and then forget about it for a bit | sentimentrules | |
02/8/2019 12:11 | Any thoughts? Still not seeing bears sneaking into the rise. All good so far. | sentimentrules | |
29/7/2019 22:51 | Chart-wise £4 to £4.1 is next resistance level | onjohn |
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