Volex Share Discussion Threads

[bones] 30/9/2013 13:11

It's a break-nothing. One trade of 5,000 can move the price 4p either way. The MMs are not even participating. It's just tiny AT traders faffing about on the SETS book.

Until there is some management data to excite the investors one way or the other, this will be a dormant share.

[wanttowin] 30/9/2013 13:03

The breakout is now a breakdown !

[freddie ferret] 27/9/2013 16:48

Look at the previous mini high during the second week of last month.

[cockneyrebel] 27/9/2013 10:24

Testing the recent high.

CR

[cyberbub] 27/9/2013 09:18

They are messing around with the bid price again...

[freddie ferret] 26/9/2013 13:03

It's broken out and consolidating as I said, the next move up will see a burst of high volume. Time to chill and read the paper. :-8)

[imastu pidgitaswell] 26/9/2013 10:25

Nor anybody buying...

Becalmed - until the support anyway. I had thought there would be some chart-induced movement with people buying as it broke through resistance, but it didn't really happen - it seems so easy to pull the rug on it with the wide spread that quick-turn buyers can be so easily left high and dry.

Not unhappy for now - it is better to move steadily if there is no immediate cause for a rapid rise.

[cyberbub] 25/9/2013 23:12

Don't seem to be many willing to sell at these levels?

[freddie ferret] 25/9/2013 15:27

Consolidating on low LSE volume IMHO.

[toffeeman] 25/9/2013 15:11

140 140 140

[toffeeman] 25/9/2013 15:11

140 140 140

[bashor] 25/9/2013 12:29

Thats a very wide bowl

[cockneyrebel] 25/9/2013 11:28

155p the next resistance on that chart now imo

CR

[cockneyrebel] 25/9/2013 11:27

Something rather nice about the way the chart has changed in recent months imo:

[imastu pidgitaswell] 25/9/2013 10:34

I've missed 12 months of mining swings, thanks to this nonsense. RIO - buy below 30.00, sell above it, worked very well in 2012, made the seed capital for this ill-timed foray, but been stranded ever since - when the same approach would have worked very nicely.

It can't be my fault of course, somebody else must be to blame - probably Gordon Brown. Or maybe Brian Clough.

Really not sure what has changed since 2008 to be honest, the world remains over-indebted, banks teetering on the brink, no demand, QE(2), morphine etc - the challenge is to pick the sector and stocks that will be best fed by the cash swilling around, i.e. follow the money. I went for housing, but cashed out ridiculously early - didn't see Osbourne's bribe coming. Still could be mining (again), but deep down do you really believe it? I would be happy to keep riding the waves - if I wasn't stuck here. And now I'm almost not stuck, I'm tempted to hang on for the big gain that I left behind on the housing.

Same old same old(er)...

[penycae] 25/9/2013 10:20

Forex paying the rent. Got a shedload of miners waiting for the great commodities boom. Been buying a few banks Tempted to take a large Cfd on BARC, but always bottle just before I press the button
Same old, same old.......

[phowdo] 25/9/2013 09:46

Proof we're all being fooled by randomness.
Self-trepanation may be the only remedy for us so afflicted...

[penycae] 25/9/2013 09:40

What's with all these charts?

[imastu pidgitaswell] 24/9/2013 15:27

Not much going through ISDX - could well just be a buy order being filled, hence the bid price staying at 125 despite the selling.

[imastu pidgitaswell] 24/9/2013 15:14

Certainly expecting 120 backtest - will be disappointed if we don't, as it will leave me wondering if it will go back at a later date. But given the spread on this and the lack of liquidity, it is not worth losing out by selling any. My average is a little above 128, so no point selling any around that level.

[phowdo] 24/9/2013 15:07

Maybe backtest 120p by the end of month before next upleg