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SYS Sysgroup Plc

33.50
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Sysgroup Plc LSE:SYS London Ordinary Share GB00BYT18182 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 33.50 32.00 35.00 33.50 33.50 33.50 0.00 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Related Svcs, Nec 21.65M -7k -0.0001 -3,350.00 16.39M
Sysgroup Plc is listed in the Computer Related Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SYS. The last closing price for Sysgroup was 33.50p. Over the last year, Sysgroup shares have traded in a share price range of 25.00p to 44.50p.

Sysgroup currently has 48,934,690 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Sysgroup is £16.39 million. Sysgroup has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3350.00.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
26/9/2002
21:36
Thanks Big Vern,

I've been using 6 month charts but I also saw Limpy looking at much longer time scales earlier this year, so I try and use the longer for support and resistance, then the one day OHLC charts for a feel of the present state of play, and am looking to sell into small rallies in a downtrend and vice versa.

seymour clearly
26/9/2002
18:10
Simple is good. Some refinements work for me.
Have added a four year chart to the Header.
Saw Limpsfield using 2 year weekly charts at the seminar today.
The longer perspective is quite useful.

- - - - -
Update on the trades featured:
..... 24 Sept. xx Sept.
Stock Original Current
ABX-- $17.96- . $15.85-
FCX-- $12.75+ . $12.57+
t.TH- $ 4.56+ . $ 5.47+
Net.. $ ----- . $ -----
Net.. $ 0.65- . $ 2.19+ change: $2.84
My $17,960, now: $18.04+$0.65= $18,690, instead of $15,850

Barrick collapsed today! down $2+ at one stage.
This on a falling gold price and a negative Press Release.
Thera shot up with Biotechs. Am trying to take some profits on t.TH

energyi
26/9/2002
17:45
I go for more overbought indicators ie >75++ but in an overall downtrend (60days +) for the trendlines and then get ready to short. ie there's been a bit of a long rally in a downtrend. Sell into that and short

Both RSI and stoch over 75

I'm just shorting at the moment - go with the flow etc

big vern
26/9/2002
16:56
Big Vern

Thanks - I like it simple as well. What values do you consider oversold on the RSI, or do you go with your gut instinct?

tia, Seymour.

seymour clearly
26/9/2002
14:07
energyi, you've got a fan :)
jl202
25/9/2002
18:37
It's working so far:


Stock Original Current
ABX-- $17.96- . $
FCX-- $12.75+ . $
t.TH- $ 4.56+ . $
Net.. $ ----- . $ -----

energyi
25/9/2002
14:37
Anyone look at Freeport (FCX)?
It is bouncing a bit today and along with Phelps Dodge (PD), the largest
copper producer has jumped to the Moving average.
:THREAD:


Barrick (ABX) still fighting resistance near $18

energyi
25/9/2002
08:29
Bosco,

I know what you mean but that can cause missed trades sometimes with
short ma's. Easy enough to check visually but not so easy to code in my
charting software.
Also I would use these signals to scan the data base for possible trades.

I wanted to show how the macd would look when its properties
were transferred to the price chart.


Energyi,

Unfortunately I don't have access to end of day VIX data.
I get the Dow data as a free download from downloadquotes.com but they
do't do the VIX.
Would be worth having though.
I'll have a look at some of the volatility indicators I have.

r.dryden
25/9/2002
06:46
r.dryden,
Have you seen VIX (the Volatility Index)?
I had a look at your chart and think you may be able to improve the
quality of your signals by add a VIX component.
If you are unfamiliar, you may want to have a look at the VIX thread:


The Volatility Index (VIX) is a measure of the implied volatility
of nearby S&P100 (OEX) options. Volatility tends to rise when
market participants are nervous and are most keen to buy options.
Thus:
- A LOW VIX (near 20%) is associated with (complacent) market tops, and
- A HIGH VIX (near 40%) is associated with market bottoms.

- - -
Model: added a link for Insider Buys and Sells

energyi
25/9/2002
03:24
Rory...those downtrend "buy signals" between mid May and August aren't really buy signals at all as the signal line is still pointing downwards.
IMO both lines should be pointing up for a proper buy signal.

bosco
24/9/2002
21:33
out of interest, what timeframe charts are people using relative to what periods they are trading/ holding
mbbcat
24/9/2002
21:31
For what it's worth;

8 period red simple ma of low, 10 period green simple ma of high
gives a channel with the red as support & the green as resistance, there should be normally 3 bars clearly over / under the s/r to qualify as a potential change in trend.

run 2 charts in cmc one is a bar chart set up as above
2nd one is a line chart with cmc's 5 way ma

duplicate the above in 3 or more timeframes for further confirmation.

real life experience with the above - mixed, great for those violently 45degree plus bullish / bearish days but a pig in a sideways market, also leaves out most of the start & end of the run & can generate whipsaws. But the nice thing is that the same idea can be modified for different markets. have played with the ma's with some degreee of success but always come back the the original - more or less.

basic idea is to spot the clear trends & ride maybe half of each main one.

[part of the idea from;
Jake Bernstien's Compleate day trader]

Still looking for improved ways to system trade in cmc's minimal charts.

mbbcat
24/9/2002
21:05
energyi, I think this is a good time to sell. The chart shows a double bottom where gold rose to 18, and that is the target price. I would have liked to see the MACD and slow stochastics. I suspect the MACD has either converging or has converged and the stochastics is probably oversold.
Where it goes from here depends on what happens next.
Lex

luthor
24/9/2002
21:00
I'm new to this share dealings, very glad to have found a good teacher!
bbfifi
24/9/2002
20:50
Maybe they'll "come out" and post here.
Check the LIFE thread also

energyi
24/9/2002
20:47
I haven't noticed!
bbfifi
24/9/2002
20:42
why the "wow"? There are plenty on the PBB like that, I think
energyi
24/9/2002
20:39
This is how I make my living (for the time being, at least)
Many years experience don't hurt. But I'm still learning.

This thread is developing into a "warts and all".
Some of these trades (like FCX) may look pretty sick before long.

energyi
24/9/2002
20:37
Energi, what a knowledgeable guy you are!
BTW, thanks for the info on options!

bbfifi
24/9/2002
20:06
I BOT Call options. Slightly different concept.

Fundamental argument: Gold is breaking out (maybe), and copper
is oversold and may bounce. FCX is the cheapest component of the
XAU index, so I saw it as a cheap way in to play a gold breakout.

I actually bought yesterday, before this last drop, on the theory
that we were seeing a double bottom. Wasnt very happy with my trade
after today's downmove.

I do think the fundamental story could be good and they may announce
some good Q3 figures soon. This oversold chart could bounce alot.
But if I was making the decision right now, I would wait for a clearer
sign of a bottom. There's not alot to stop it from falling to $10, if you
are chart scanning. So thank gawd, it's limited risk calls I have

- - - - -
Here's a Canadian stock, Wheaton River (t.WRM) which I'm also playing
for a gold breakout: (better chart, I think)


Wheaton River: Long term chart looks good too:


Have it from lower (about C$1.00), and have lightened up abit at C$1.34 recently.
another chart, same stock:


BTW, here's the closing data for ABX: 09/24/2002
Last [Tick] 18.12[ + ] : Change 0.73 : % Change 4.20%
Open 17.72 : Volume 5,104,300 : Day High 18.19 : Day Low 17.51

energyi
24/9/2002
19:55
Energyi - you went long FCX? Why?

The Balance of Power indicator on my black chart above does very much suggest a waning of momentum in the move. Perhaps I didn't explain it's use very well. The lower indicator hints at possible further rises but given the mixed signals of one indicator saying the move is expiring and the other saying it MAY continue, then I think banking your profits would be a good idea.

dcb

dead cat bounce
24/9/2002
19:09
DCB,
That's a nice looking chart, which will take me awhile to absorb.
"Money Stream" looks a valuable indicator.

My common sense approach to ABX was that it would rally to $18, and if
it could carry through there (on a closing basis) $22-24 becomes a real possibility. Your chart, including Money-Flow suggests no waning of momentum. And so holding (the remainder of my position) may seems advisable.

I use Bolly Bands to see potential reversal levels.
And they work well enough for me. As an example, in my chart in the
header, ABX has rallied above $18.00, but it may peter out on the top
Bolly Band. Should know by the end of the day. If if shoots through it,
and susstains $18.20, then I would not be surprised to see a rally to $20+

REINVESTING PROCEEDS
I have already re-invested the money from ABX, in two stocks:

(1)
Thera (t.TH): a biotech with strong cash

Long Term: Support expected at $4.00


(2)
Freeport (FCX): a Copper & Gold play, with some potential Indonesion issues
Here, I also bought call options, because of the Indonesian risk

Long Term: Oversold at $12-13, but fall to $10 possible:

energyi
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