Legendary Inv. Share Discussion Threads

[ride the wave 1] 18/5/2016 09:34

L2 looking stronger now chaps .

2 monkeys on 0.34p ask .

Strong buy

[ride the wave 1] 18/5/2016 09:18

Tree shake over back to 0.32p ask . Just shows how desperate the monkeys are for our shares . They better raise the price to try and tempt some sellers because the shake had the opposite effect .

LOL

[ride the wave 1] 18/5/2016 08:52

Monkeys need shares so they have done a tree shake .

Buy the dips and watch them tick it back up

[ohwhat] 18/5/2016 08:28

They are not having mine.

[michaelsadvfn] 18/5/2016 08:27

Can one of you blueys have a word?

Professor Pettigrew 18 May'16 - 08:17 - 1830 of 1830 0 0

Looking at another high volume day here.

Remember - the MM's want your shares.

[chinese investor] 18/5/2016 08:24

Come On You Blues !

Professor Pettigrew (LEG) 18 May'16 - 07:57
Morning all.
One day nearer news.
There must be a heck of a lot going on in the background.
News could break at any time now in my view.
Yesterday's price action points to some in the know.
GL all for another blue day.

[professor pettigrew] 18/5/2016 08:17

Looking at another high volume day here.

Remember - the MM's want your shares.

[professor pettigrew] 18/5/2016 07:57

Morning all. One day nearer news. There must be a heck of a lot going on in the background.

News could break at any time now in my view. Yesterday's price action points to some in the know.

GL all for another blue day.

Keep the L2 info flowing RTW1.

[ride the wave 1] 18/5/2016 07:35

Very strong buy likes .

[bionicdog] 18/5/2016 07:28

Utter nonsense as usual.

[professor pettigrew] 17/5/2016 23:47

An excellent day all round, with a "100 code" trade to boot.

The MM's want your shares.

[bionicdog] 17/5/2016 22:21

I knew someone else who could not post links.

[ride the wave 1] 17/5/2016 21:22

hxxp://www.cips.org/supply-management/opinion/2015/may/three-tips-for-better-retail-procurement/

[professor pettigrew] 17/5/2016 20:48

That's what I believe brewsters - we'll see.

0.5p needs to be breached first. With some initial news we could and should see 1p.

Then it's the VS revaluation and news of further contracts. Bosques and the gold play kicking in will take us to 2p,3p and beyond.

[brewsters_millions] 17/5/2016 20:25

1p and if Amazon pull through..lolThe world is your oyster

[brewsters_millions] 17/5/2016 20:24

Very possible here professor Let's get the 10% merchants out the way.Lots of positions to be taken here before the herd arrive.1p is minimal on the SP

[targatarga] 17/5/2016 20:23

Dot com boom on its way.... into tomorrow today... 5p+ easy!

[brewsters_millions] 17/5/2016 20:22

Bought in today a decent number.Story here looks too compelling Onwards n upwards I'd say.0.050p is just the platform that we will be building on before the many news feeds we're expecting Great research here guysWhat's not to like.GL

[professor pettigrew] 17/5/2016 19:03

Are we seriously now looking at leaving 1p behind eventually?

Could LEG attain a value of up to 5p per share?

That would value the whole company at £125m.

Is that really an impossibility?

[professor pettigrew] 17/5/2016 19:01

Yet another perfect example of superlative and invaluable research.

Many thanks RTW1.

[ride the wave 1] 17/5/2016 18:58

We closed on a bullish engulfing white candle like I said earlier . The macd bands are narrowing and should turn positive within a few days .

The rsi is in a positive position at 54.34 and I expect momentum will start to increase as the share price rises .

All the moving averages are bullish from the 5 dma crossing the 10 dma to the 50 dma crossing the 200 dma (golden cross) .

On weekly candlesticks we are creating higher highs and higher lows and that's showing us the way forwards

My next short term target is 1.1p but we could reach 2p -3p if we get mega news .Break out will be at 0.4p and the all time high breakout will be at 0.45p .

We should start seeing daily double digit gains soon and I wouldn't be surprised if we get above 0.5p before news lands either .

We are primed for take off !!!!!

GLA

[ride the wave 1] 17/5/2016 17:38

NEW YORK: Amazon alone accounted for over half of all online retail growth in the US last year, according to a new study from Forrester Research.

The market research company estimated that the online retail giant took $23bn more in e-commerce sales in 2015 than in 2014 and said this amounted to 60% of growth in the sector.

While most significant retailers have embraced a shift to omnichannel, online sales still only account for 8% of total retail sales, although a greater proportion is 'web-impacted'.

'You better be able to do it either way,' advised Nick Egelanian, president of retail development consultants SiteWorks International.

'If you have brick and mortar, you have to be able fulfil by mail,' he told Retail Dive. 'You have to be able to do it all the ways in which a customer wants."

That necessity has imposed additional burdens on retailers, Forrester noted. "In particular, customers expect packages to arrive faster, so any economies of scale that may have come from volume discounts from carriers quickly vanish when retailers must pay to expedite orders."

And it suggested that merchandising will play an increasingly important role in the future, especially now that Amazon has moved into private-label clothing brands.

''The future death knell for a retailer will be dependence on broadly available mass-market commodities as firms like Amazon and other pure plays win all price wars,' said report author Sucharita Mulpuru.

Another finding was that the mobile shopping experience remains frustrating for many, with 78% of people surveyed complaining of the hindrances of small screens and slow loading times. Consequently, most prefer to use this channel for search rather than purchase.

For the future Forrester forecast total online retail sales in the US would pass $500bn by 2020, up from $373bn this year.

[ride the wave 1] 17/5/2016 16:28

Start of w1 or big w3 .

NICE

[kemorkid] 17/5/2016 16:19

Imagine if they deal with VS whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh