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[nofool] 20/11/2013 17:07

Don't you start!



(wonder if Darias is back in yet?)

[leeson31] 20/11/2013 16:44

lovely 'bowl' as often said by some chartists.. :-)

[skinny] 20/11/2013 16:36

Its all here :-

[philanderer] 20/11/2013 16:32

20th nov Galvan Research buy tp 380p


reiterates.

[leeson31] 20/11/2013 10:16

as long as the fundies are solid/good, then you can then turn to the technicals.

I simply look for change of down or up trends through resistance/support, and double tops and bottoms (breakouts and breaks), usually signified by daily spikes on the candles in consecutive days.. keep it simple, ive seen far too many ppl almost read tea leaves within charts... theres 3 trends at any one time: short, medium and long. invest in the medium/long term, but trade the short, and also use for long term entry.

:-)

[nofool] 20/11/2013 10:03

I study the candlestick patterns intensely, so am looking for some, one, or all of these in the very near future..!


Bullish Engulfing (preferably MASSIVE)
*
Piercing Pattern
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Bullish Harami
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Hammer (preferably MASSIVE)
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Inverted Hammer
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Morning Star
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Bullish Abandoned Baby


Fundamentals? OK, can't be ignored can they....for more than about six moths usually!

[nofool] 20/11/2013 09:29

lol phil - think it probably is.

Heck, Skinny! Thanks for all that - very helpful. Now it looks like the share price may skid sidewaysish for a few days..maybe even a drift back to 340?

Let us see..

[philanderer] 20/11/2013 09:02

Morning guys , not sure if my IQ is good enough to cope with all this information LOL.

[leeson31] 20/11/2013 08:43

lol !! thanks.. created new one now.. cheers

[skinny] 20/11/2013 08:27

Look at the ticker in your thread!

[leeson31] 20/11/2013 08:22

IAG... on premium threads



i note all my advfn top of thread charts are broken/weird.. are yours???

[skinny] 20/11/2013 08:20

IAG or AIG?

[leeson31] 20/11/2013 08:12

i got it Skinny, thanks! its now on my IAG thread..

[skinny] 20/11/2013 08:05

I've removed the HTML as it was skewing the thread - if you haven't copied it, I can always post it again - or you can copy it from the 2nd chart.

[leeson31] 20/11/2013 08:01

ty mate :-)

[leeson31] 20/11/2013 07:56

ahh i se thats your uploaded photo bucket rather than a feed from the MAM site...

[leeson31] 20/11/2013 07:55

ooow thats better, thanks Skinny... i'll be 'avin that one for my threads :-)

[leeson31] 20/11/2013 07:30

well, i saw it ages agi, then i kept it by copying the properties, and simply change the ticker symbol within the html script..

you can easily do the same....

cheers

[nofool] 19/11/2013 21:00

Leeson, that graph you posted earlier, which website is it from please?

[nofool] 19/11/2013 20:21

Great idea. I once lived close to the flight path into Heathrow, and often looked up and wondered where the plane had just flown in from..

Can't wait to refer now to those digital bill boards, next time I'm in Londinium!

[philanderer] 19/11/2013 19:51

:-D


BA claims marketing first with 'magic' campaign

19 November 2013

British Airways' new 'magic of flying' adverts aim to engage with people via interactive billboards in Chiswick and Piccadilly.

The airline claims the campaign – which seeks to remind people how 'magical' flying can be – is a 'marketing first'.

It said: 'The campaign will immediately engage with customers as the adverts, located on digital billboards in Chiswick and Piccadilly, will actually interact with the aircraft flying overhead, thanks to surveillance technology.'

The system tracks the aircraft and interrupts the digital display as it passes over the site, revealing the image of a child pointing at the plane overhead accompanied by its flight number and destination it is arriving from.

For example the screen may read: 'It's the BA0234 from Los Angeles'.

This will then be followed by a message relevant to that flight, in this case 'Fly the new A380 to Los Angeles. ba.com/lookup'.

Richard Tams, BA head of UK & Ireland sales, said: 'Sometimes we forget how magical flying can be.

'The first time anyone gets on a plane is an unforgettable experience and we want to remind our customers of that feeling.

'This clever technology taps in to that and reminds people how accessible the world can be.'

The idea was conceived by Ogilvy 12th Floor, a group of companies set up by OgilvyOne to handle BA's digital and direct marketing.

[nofool] 19/11/2013 18:48

Quite possibly it tastes like black candles smell..