Hollywood Bowl Share Discussion Threads

[insideryou] 29/3/2019 07:27

Naked trader added a few this week. Never a bad sign.

[cpap man] 15/3/2019 15:20

TOM



The TOM chart is starting to look rather bullish again - reminds me of a coiled spring just prior to being sprung!

[plasybryn] 26/2/2019 16:49

AAU has developed a great chart.

[cpap man] 25/2/2019 08:09

KAV

LSE:KAV

"On track"
"Progressing according to plan"
"Review other highly selective but potentially very interesting natural resource opportunities"
£500,000 at a decent price



www.kavangoresources.com



"accelerate its exploration program at the Kalahari Suture Zone (KSZ) project area"

"On track"

"Progressing according to plan"

"Review other highly selective but potentially very interesting natural resource opportunities"

£500,000 at a decent price

"Further information is expected to be available shortly on both these programmes"

[blueball] 25/2/2019 07:40

Yes I think so Bagpus.

[bagpuss67] 25/2/2019 07:35

Blueball. It is a bowl though isn’t it?

[blueball] 24/2/2019 20:29

Nano 80 first target and 150p.

[chutes01] 14/2/2019 18:42

I like a good wedge that is about to ping on news
PMG Parkmead looks primed to pop

[farnesbarnes] 14/2/2019 18:22

Jeez, I thought UPGS was illiquid. Then I saw ARCM :)

[cpap man] 13/2/2019 16:28

ARCM



Looks like a decent BOWL forming @ ARCM

[firtashia] 12/2/2019 09:56

UPGS- upbeat trading statement yesterday, apologies if I've missed the bottom of the bowl but only just spotted this thread

[sandbag] 01/2/2019 16:30

Nice bowl forming on FUM six month chart.

[yump] 29/1/2019 09:37

No apologies needed at all, you probably made the least offensive post in the history of ADVFN !

Seems to be a very firm ceiling on the share price - I guess if the overall market was better it would have shot upwards by now.

[alan@bj] 28/1/2019 20:14

Can I just clarify that when I said, “I’ll class that as a fail then”, I meant my ineptititude, not anyone’s knowledge of bowling. Apologies if it appeared otherwise.

[gargoyle2] 28/1/2019 18:53

Good save, yump.

[yump] 28/1/2019 16:35

bouleversee

On the face of it Pat Val and loads of other retailers, particularly clothing, are just 'me-too'. I always find it quite sad to go down our local high street and see yet another coffee shop open that will be shut in a year or so. Just moving the same amount of consumer money around from shop to shop.

[bouleversee] 28/1/2019 14:51

Yes, I gather that at present people are spending their money on experiences rather than acquiring further possessions (possibly because they can't afford to buy a property to house them)but that has been the situation for some time now and doesn't explain a vertical rise of 4% today. Having done a bit of real research, I suggest the reason might be that we are getting near to Jan. 31, the x-d date for the special and final divs. amounting to 8.56p, not a bad overall return in the present climate on my purchase price of 204.83p in Dec. 2017.

Knowing the language used by the customers has nothing to do with knowing the business. Having finally completed the probate, administration and tax return for my late husband's estate (dim as you may think I am)I might now find more time for research into my over-large number of holdings and the market generally and consider what strategic changes might need to be made going forward. It needs more than a bit of research, however, to avoid such fraudulent horrors as Pat.Val (Cake) which happily I have never held. Many seasoned investors and fund managers etc. were taken in by that one.

[alan@bj] 28/1/2019 14:42

A spare isn't when you miss everything. A strike is when you knock down all the pins with the first ball. A spare is when you knock some down on the first ball but get the rest with the second.

When you score a strike you add the value of the pins bowled over with the next two ball to the 10 you scored with your strike. When you score a spare you add only the value of the pins knocked down with the next (single) ball.

What I was trying to convey was that a strike gives a big score, a bigger uplift. I'll class that as a fail, then.

[yump] 28/1/2019 13:18

No. Although I guess the special dividends and ongoing resilience have tended to keep people happy, plus the retail gloom doesn't seem to have affected people actually enjoying themselves instead of buying stuff. Personally I wouldn't invest in something where I don't know the business and I'm surprised when people do. Hope no offence taken !

Strike is when you knock them all down, spare is when you miss everything.