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Posted at 23/12/2019 23:00 by yump Actually its not a list, its just the one book and many of you have probably read it:"Popular delusions and the madness of crowds" Its always supposed to be 'required reading' if you're investing. The reason I think its important now, is that IF things go reasonably smoothly with Brexit, we might be close to the start of a new bull market (my opinion - which will probably kill it off before it starts). If we do get a bull market, you can be sure that all sorts of rubbish will get ramped up, leaving some pi's holding the baby at some point. Perhaps not tulip-mania, but there's certain to be plenty of other stuff. |
Posted at 07/12/2018 15:45 by noirua Short term Bull Flag:Univision UVEL - Half Year Results: -- Profit attributable to the equity holders increased 391% to HK$10.6m (H1 2017: HK$2.1m); The profit attributable to the equity holders of the Company is GBP1m (2017: GBP213K). -- Revenue increased by 187% to HK$66.8m for continuing operations (H1 2017: HK$23.2m); i) 264% growth in the income from construction contracts; ii) Improved gross profit margin of 6% from maintenance contracts. -- Positive cash generated from operations HK$6m (H1 2017: -HK$6.4m). The increasing demand for wireless network infrastructure is the key growth driver for this market. The demand to replace analogue systems with Internet protocol based systems is also expected to boost the market. The Board believes that winning the Major Contract from MTRC should allow UniVision to market its brand to purchasers of similar systems outside Hong Kong. The Company intends to explore other market segments, such as rolling stock business on railways, to strengthen business growth in the Group. The Company keeps moving forward in CCTV segment and gradually to safe city concept by introducing video based analytics to big data AI processing. At the same time, the Company still keeps an eye on overseas projects of similar size. The high demand for its network and high definition security and surveillance system provides the Group with an excellent opportunity for future growth in these markets. |
Posted at 10/12/2012 11:46 by mr_bluesky I am starting this thread because the Bull flag is the most reliable chart pattern and can result in some seriously rapid gains on break out.I have studied Bull flags for some time now and have seen for myself how lucrative they can be when trading them.It is very important to stick to the criteria and definition when looking for them,but when they are found it is suprising how well and consistantly they perform.The above link is a perfect introduction to the Bull flag,the best performing variety being the high and tight flag,and if you are to take this thread seriously I would advise you to study the link in depth to get to know the Bull flag well. The aim of this thread will be to hunt down the Bull flag by trawling through charts as I do on a regular basis.This is the only way to find them,but it does help if you use filters i.e Shares that are trending up over the 50dma,shares that are trending up on higher then average volume etc to help with the search.When you find a share that fits the criteria of a Bull flag post your findings and observations on here so we can confirm(or not) compare and discuss. You know what they say! "Two heads are better then one" and multiple heads looking out for bullish patterns are better still. To take part in this thread you really will need to be a chartist.You dont have to be a pro,but to know your way around charts is a must and feel free to post any charts of interest as I will be doing. Good luck with your home work(reading and understanding the Bull flag from the link) and I look forward to your input. ATB Mr Bluesky I |
Posted at 14/3/2004 09:47 by maestro. i hear spread bets firms have been put on 'BULL ALERT' next week...all leave been cancelled... |
Posted at 14/3/2004 09:44 by philmiboots "I think everybody was looking for a correction in the market," said David Briggs, head of equity trading at Federated Investors. "If you look at most bull markets, you do usually see a few pullbacks of at least 5 percent." "I get the impression that every pullback this year has been met with new buyers coming in," Briggs added. "There's still plenty of money out there that people are willing to put back into stocks." Good session, bad week |
Posted at 05/3/2004 00:02 by collection agency If its still a bull (and it could be even on a count from pre 2000) then we still have a bear to come...ie, on a v basic wave count (i ain't no EW'r) 2000 may be top of 3, Mar 03 bottom of wave 4. That leaves 5 up to complete. a b c to follow. As a bull count. Bear count. 2000 was top of wave 5. A down completed in Mar 03, now in b up. Large c wave to come. Both counts say that this is the last leg up before a large move down either a bull count a after 5 complete or a bear count c wave down on b complete. I expect EW'rs to tear this apart, as they should. |
Posted at 04/3/2004 22:16 by philmiboots Strategist says bull will continue |
Posted at 29/10/2001 10:46 by yoda999 Luthor - I'd like to add to your ftse analysis. 5270 previously offered strong support, this has now become line of stiff resistance. A break of this would make 5450-500 the next target as upper ceiling of downtrend in place for more than a year. A break here would be very bullish...At current levels, ftse 5145, it's near bottom of s/t uptrend from Sept. On a weekly chart, there's good support around 4900 but a break below could lead to a retest of Sept lows. In my view, I see this as a strong possibility with a double bottom forming. However I'd like to see another failure to break 5270 first to confirm my view. With the likelihood of companies warning on 4th qtr and offering no clear guidance going ahead, I believe it is too early to call a bull market. |
Posted at 05/9/2001 11:15 by ashtongray MWI don't consider defensives boring, just that they have already benefited from the flight to safety argument, so further progress might be slow. The other thing is that if we have a bull run (only talking possibilities!) then there would probably be some net withdrawal of funds from the defensives in order to finance a more aggressive position in growth stocks. Hence, some defensives can actually fall during a strong upward move in the overall market. Hope that clarifies my position on this. |
Posted at 05/9/2001 10:41 by nicko1 Throughout 2001, a number of brokers and experienced individuals have forecasted what may now be considered to be an overdue bull run in the markets. Assuming that we do see a rally in the markets within the foreseeable future, what opinions do other traders and punters have with regard to out performing and under performing sectors? Will it be lead by the Techies, or perhaps more ambitiously, will Engineering lead the way? Maybe 'Retail' will be at it's strongest over the next 12 months? Thought it'd be interesting to get a collective opinion on this one. Anyone got any thoughts or comments? Regards NickO1 |
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