Hollywood Bowl Share Discussion Threads

[pillion] 10/4/2011 23:06

Still W
Here is a weekly chart that illustrates the great potential of VAL

Note that TSI has firmed and crossed the Zero line with a flourish !

[still waiting] 10/4/2011 22:27

to benefit fully from the bowl you need to be in before the right hand side of the bowl gets going.. that's the hard part.

if you look at most of the bowls above the big gain comes after the second bounce off the bowl rim after the base has formed...

[pillion] 10/4/2011 22:25

CR
Your DEB chart post 79 is excellent
What would have been the sell signal to make a nice profit ?
pil

[strollingmolby] 10/4/2011 22:17

Does this work for mining companies I wonder, given the great unknown of drilling results? Here's the lovely bottom of North River Resources:

[cockneyrebel] 10/4/2011 20:43

I reckon if you see what looks like a good bowl forming it's worth backing.

RMV was a classic - every analyst was bearish 2 years ago, loads were shorting it. The chart won tho.

Here's another one that played out at the same time:



When you look around at the charts a nice curve round like these is quite rare and tend to come good in style.

CR

[yoyoy] 10/4/2011 20:39

CR,

Could you use your good offices to get Advfn to add the microscope facility to the toplists - especially sector search

[yoyoy] 10/4/2011 20:27

Under Monitor, select Microscope and then select 3 years.

Interesting. I dont hold enough bowls. Got plenty that are halfway through form a bowl - hopefully. ie at their bottom.

[bigbigdave] 10/4/2011 19:33

Robbo/BG, you need to set up your own thread to post all this research on to get away from the p+d merchants on the Penny Punt thread.

Apologies for O/T.

[bonanza grades] 10/4/2011 17:58

apols for O/T but it's all about gold and oil for me (5 and a bonus 2)

CNR, SRB, TPJ, ORE, MWA, FOGL, GBP

one doesn't like to boast but post 8 on the CR Penny Punt thread is an interesting read ... mainly because it shows how buy and hold can work as opposed to the hyperactive salami slicing trading chimp method

[simon gordon] 10/4/2011 17:44

BG (robbo),

What are your top five shares at the moment?

Cheers.

[devil20] 10/4/2011 17:39

BG. Yes, TPJ looks good. I think I'll take a punt there tomorrow.

[simon gordon] 10/4/2011 17:13

Yeah Robbo, I've got my eye on TPJ.

[bonanza grades] 10/4/2011 16:59

Just whilst perusing charts I came upon this one which might constitute a bowl.

I like to see some fundamental underpinning to why the bowl may complete and this one looks quite easy to rationalise.

TPJ is a £20m company being bid for by a $20 BILLION dollar partner one of the biggest Gold miners in the world Newmont Mining. After having it's last bid turned down Newmont is not allowed to return with another offer until late May/early June 2011. Newmont owns about 26% of TPJ shares.

Finally it is worth highlighting that Newmont held their Investor/Analyst day last week and in their Presentation they featured their JV with TPJ but did not mention their JV with SOLG. SOLG is valued at 3-4 times TPJ but Newmont don't seem to be as interested in SOLG as they are with TPJ.

[bigbigdave] 10/4/2011 15:37

Pretty disappointed here actually Rebel, thread should surely have been titled 'rounded bottoms' 8-)

[fund1] 10/4/2011 15:30

Please don't remind me of rgd bought 200k at 5p sold out at 10p Gutted.

[devil20] 10/4/2011 14:40

SKYSHIP. Which 4 did you find worth following up?

[skyship] 10/4/2011 14:02

CR - Glad you've started this thread. My own version under the epic CWH (Cup-with-Handle) never developed much of a following. Here I've found 4 worth following up in the first 62 posts - a pretty good return; especially with time over the weekend...

[cockneyrebel] 10/4/2011 12:35

:-)

CR

[devil20] 10/4/2011 12:29

That's those beginning with A done. Can I go home now?!

[devil20] 10/4/2011 12:22

CR. Just going thru all of 'em! You or anyone else can have a quick look. But I will be more selective.

[devil20] 10/4/2011 12:20

AUG. Keep eye on.