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RISE Fln Angl Hy Cp

419.875
0.00 (0.00%)
30 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Name Symbol Market Type
Fln Angl Hy Cp LSE:RISE London Exchange Traded Fund
  Price Change % Change Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 419.875 419.35 420.40 - 0 00:00:00

Fln Angl Hy Cp Discussion Threads

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15/4/2002
09:23
EXL breaking out on good volume from Inverse head and shoulders
goodfella
15/4/2002
08:01
the other sectors that are enjoying a revival, where many breakouts can be found, is support & personal care.
melfaraj
15/4/2002
06:54
Mornin' Sham,

Don't know anything about PJT - someone else suggested it a couple of messages earlier in the thread, and I just posted the chart for them.

zzaxx99
15/4/2002
00:24
slypig,

I was manually screening hundereds of stocks a week hence I figured this thread would save me some time. The metastock suggestion sounds worth looking into.

LMC looks like a trading buy if it breaks out to a new high. AIH looks like another good recovery internet play. Less risky than LMC as it has pulled back to its long term ma's.

zzax,

PJT looks very close to breakout & particulary one to watch. Studies have shown that most stocks going through 90p will hit 100p within a very short period of time. (some kind of psychological effect exerting a pull to the round number 100) . Any known reason for that recent volume spike zzax?

Those trading in the US may wish to look at the healthcareproviders. This index has broken out to a new year high from a 16 month trading range. Playing stocks when a sector breaks out often gives the juiciest returns.



Individual stocks in that sector include GTIV,USPI and especially PMSI which has broken out and is exhibiting a classic bullish pattern



For those than can trade US stocks through IG then some of the SOX stocks that are worth a look at include ENTG ($16+just broke out!), SMSC (pulling back to $24) & watching for breakouts of the following LTXX b/o@$27 1/2, PLAB b/o@$35, AMAT b/o@$60, SLAB b/o@37.

sham3001
14/4/2002
11:56
great thread..bought on fundamentals for years,made a bit lost a bit,since ive looked at technicals times have changed,sold NEW couple of weeks ago,great ride, bought SKP,big break with volume
honeypie
14/4/2002
09:06
I have managed to find one But unable to post it (how is that done could not cut and paste off this website)
Signet(sig) try putting in a M/A of 30 and 120 and you will see, can anyone else find any recent breakouts like this where the 30 day moving average has crossed the 120 day average and the share price is above both.

slypig
14/4/2002
00:21
catching a bottom is so much more exciting than riding a trend (BUT LESS PROFITABLE).

Ape

theape
14/4/2002
00:07
You lot are idiots!

What do short sellers want?

Shares that have gone up too much?

This is like somone passing you a shotgun and asking you to shoot yourself!

Fools!

Cheers

Ash

mr ashley james
14/4/2002
00:01
this is a very useful technical thread.

for those who might like to also check on any company's fundamentally stating they are doing OK,ive set up a thread
search under the epic XEED

and if you spot any,just post the rns link there.

i figure that then gives us two great avenues to check on whats looking good ,from a techie perspective on here,and on a fundamental perspective on XEED.

fernando
13/4/2002
18:09
I got fed up with buying shares then sitting with my 'fingers xxd', so I've started using the charts to make decisions, and this thread has been a great help in increasing my knowledge and understanding of charts and the indicators, so 'technicians' keep posting and passing on that knowledge.

PS. I've just been looking at the longterm chart of LMC, and after its notorious start, it now appears to be well on the road to recovery, having trebled in the last 6 mths, and is now only 1.25p off its 15 mth high.

With increasing volume all last week, and all the indicators indicating 'upwards' it should easily reach a new high.

I realise this is not an 'advice thread', but would be grateful for a chartists analysis of all the indicators, as to whether this would be one to consider, or whether it's a bit late?

Thanks in anticipation!!

fingers xxd
13/4/2002
14:19
breakouts in the construction , real estate and retail sectors abound at present, examples aplenty.
melfaraj
13/4/2002
13:59
Care to give a couple of examples EnergyI? I don't mind if they are mine. SBE I specifically posted as a non-breakout. Possibly BGO does not have a wide enough base, though the volume is impressive. FSJ maybe not gone far enough?
pat o hat
13/4/2002
13:43
I must be confused...
Most of these Charts do not look like breakouts.
Some look distinctly toppy. There are potential breakouts,
which may or may not happen.

Am I missing something?

energyi
13/4/2002
09:22
wby, breakout followed by triangle consolidation and then a breakout.
melfaraj
12/4/2002
23:43
fanta: tar 4 that, ps which site did u get them graphs from? they are really quite straight forward and not complicated
wholden
12/4/2002
23:37
wpp has gone through its resistance, but on weak volume, RSI high, and inconclusive MACD. I'd be tempted if volume was higher, but am waiting until 835 or so to long, unless volume picks up.

ape

theape
12/4/2002
21:24
Nice thread.
hatman
12/4/2002
20:49
Ok 30 weeks it is! and I promise to stop now :)

but it is easier with a glass of favourite tipple in hand!

have a good weekend and thanks again

F:-}

fanta
12/4/2002
20:43
Fanta, this is hurting my brain at this time of night, but I believe the standard 150 day period refers to 150 working days. Therefore, the equivalent is 30 weeks.

To test this theory I display the 105 day ADVFN chart which comes out the same as your 21 week one.

pat o hat
12/4/2002
20:34
Also sorry for any previous misinformation I may have posted here, due to my lack of paying attention!! :)

F:-}

fanta
12/4/2002
20:33
Pat O Hat...yes I agree I prefer the log charts too..

I've tried all of the ones you mentioned but so far like the bigcharts best..

anyhow I think it can be got around on a weekly Bar chart enter 21.

21 x 7 = 147 days

close enough??

heres the SBE chart again, better this time I think, thanks!


F:-}

fanta
12/4/2002
20:27
How about PRM - They lack the increase in volume but the volume is greater than recent falls....
rjmahan
12/4/2002
20:20
Fanta, you can select any averaging period you want with the ADVFN charts. Their defect, for me, is that they only do linear not log. Motley Fool, Yahoo and Bloomberg are other options.

The Bigcharts look nice ... I'll try them

pat o hat
12/4/2002
20:09
Pat O hat...you're quite right, thanks...it calculates the MA depending on the (Bars) time frequency I selected which is weekly, thanks

I'd wondered why you could get different looking pictures!..So does that mean it's not possible to get a clear looking chart with the correct averages? or do ADVFN's do this...

PS I'm sorry ADVFN, I just don't like the blue on yellow charts and find it difficult to see make out the different coloured lines once you apply MA's etc... ;-)

fanta
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