laurence
16 Sep 2015
sid news will come soon stop going on suck your dummy
laurence
16 Sep 2015
news just out sid yipppppppppppppppppyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
laurence
16 Sep 2015
drake you have not got 50k
rRomeo29
15 Sep 2015
Re: somethings brewing Happy to see the "bounce" strategy worked very well for many!And while its too early to say if the Sp climbs the mentioned barrier lines, everyone should recall that that CRND has gottn really cheap lately - market cap dropping from 10.5M to merely 7.6M lately!So Central Rand could indeed become a takeover target soon. Keep a close eye on events, and make sure to be positioned with your individual strategy.
rRomeo29
15 Sep 2015
Re: the next steps ahead Loving this game!Now keep an eye on the 19k and 50k shares buyer of the past days. Repeatedly seen 50k and 100k figures.15-Sep-1514:10
410.00p19,950 sharesBuy* 1,995 GBPO 14:10510.00p50,000 sharesBuy* 5,000 GBPO
one4all
15 Sep 2015
we have lift off buy
one4all
15 Sep 2015
Re: somethings brewing looks like the tea is on
laurence
14 Sep 2015
drake as a post every were just a deramper with is mate cautioussid
rRomeo29
14 Sep 2015
Re: the next steps ahead And here's our little rebound. Goshh, how I love this game!!9p beeing traded now:[link] see if this technical bounce can reach the mentioned 10p barriers...
one4all
14 Sep 2015
somethings brewing 
rRomeo29
14 Sep 2015
the next steps ahead ...the calculation from the Sunday mailing: Whoever hasnt bothered to sell during the former sell-alerts, had to be prepared to endure 8p.So here we are.While its too early to speak about a change in trend, CRND seems to have halted around 8.40p recently. Take a look at the latest (mini) bullish candlestick which points to a little break:[link] the bollingers bands are rather overstretched to the downside, pointing to a short-term technical rebound in the next few days.But how to 'play' it??1) Long term holders who havent sold are safe to hold as long as the 8.15p and 7.70p support lines remain intact. But very very careful there! Update coming asap!2) If the current 8.40p keeps holding, then CRND is is likely to see a technical in the next few days, probably to about 10-11p.3) But: A new, bullish alert is only indicated if the 11.45p and 11.70p barriers are climbed! And a long term buy-alert only possible if the massive 12.65p wall is breached. The best option so far has been the use of a trailing-stop. Other than a simple stop-loss, the trailing stop follows the Sp during its rise and keep you invested for as long as possible. Your 'take profit button' does NOT trigger for as long as the price keeps rising and holding.The same during a down-trend: Weeks back we mentioned 16ish and 13ish as the buy-back lines, but luckily the trailing stop kept waiting patiently and simply followed CRND on its way down to eight bl o dd y Pence!!The current trigger lines are as mentioned above. Remember to readjust on a weekly basis.
rRomeo29
11 Sep 2015
Re: Calculation help Citychap2011 Honestly mate,I truly hope that you can find a way to sit out the current FTSE-hammering! Why not simply focus on your manchester city real estate office for a while...But in the long run, old chap, you really might want to consider a second opinion. Maybe even TA chart research, who knows? : D5 min. TA research could have saved you lots of valuable time this year: "Stocks headed back to 2015 low, strategists say"[link] someone is able to produce a 90% sure calculation where the next bullish/bearish trigger lines are waiting - then thats fair enough for me! Lots of sites do that for a living. Goldman Sachs does that for a living and works with an automated trading system.But why bother with this anyway, Citychap? Why not pick a decent AIM fund on 3-i, and let others do the exhausting reseach work and in- and out trading.(Did you know that some public funds, by their own regulations, are forced to sell and turn bearish as soon as a certain technical chart-signal appears?)Lets not bother with all this anyway. Let other people do the work. You sit back, enjoy your fortune, and rest assured that someone presses the take-profit button for you - before CRND collapses again through the bearish 20p trigger line.And yet another honest word from man to man: The current watchlist covers around 75 share tickers. Just one honest request from you five years ago(!), and you could have held a very valuable stream of infos on your desk every week.
rRomeo29
11 Sep 2015
Re: Calculation help Citychap2011 ---------- ---------- -------Jan-2014: „I am not a estate agent, I'm an investor. I invest in property, but have diversified into some bonds and FTSE shares. I move my capital between different assets to maximise returns. Just putting it straight about me investing my daughter's life savings in CRND. You are not an investor as you don't value companies.” Citychap2011Careful with your FTSE holdings these days! If 3-i are right, then you have taken an almost unfair hammering recently ---- ouch!!!"The freefalling Footsie is being pulled down by big international commodity names, creating concern among UK investors.” Michelle McGrade, CIO at TDThe Footsie is being pulled down by its links to emerging markets, which have experienced SIGNIFICANT declines in growth. Demand for London-listed commodities is also slowing, with losses on stocks including Glencore, Rio and BP weighing heavily on the index. In the US on the other hand, commodities make up much less of the S&P 500, which is instead dominated by tech stocks. These make up 20% of the S&P 500 by market cap and include giants such as Apple and Google, while tech makes up just 1% of the FTSE 100.[link] a little calculation help, Citychap:Anglo American Plc lost nearly 50% of its value, while Lonmin tumbled 89%.
citychap2011
11 Sep 2015
calculation needing help Romeo? I am an investor not a trader trying to predict share price fluctuations, which cannot be done with 100% accuracy. Misleading and incomplete posts from so called TA specialists on this board have no doubt trapped some people into this share at a higher price. I chose not to sell shares at 24p because based on the fundamentals I see the company currently valued at 30-50p and IMHO we are hopefully close to a sale or a merger. My average is well below 19p thanks. I have a free carry and my capital has been reinvested in other stocks, property, bonds, cash savings. The China crash is presenting some really interesting opportunities for me and others at the moment ))My holding in Sound oil has great potential I think. There are a number of undervalued oil and gas stocks out there at the moment. So to say I have sat idle with only CRND since 2011 isn’t fair nor very accurate. A bit like your charting ;o)Out of interest what other shares are you charting or are you a one trick pony with CRND? ;o)
rRomeo29
10 Sep 2015
Re: Operation on ---------- -----"...with their head offices based in Johannesburg, South Africa."No intention whatsoever to be misleading! This was merely a copy paste from the company summary, pointing out the possibility of trading directly on the Jo-burg exchange.Unfortunately SA faces a very uncertain future! The downgrade risk for SA's sovereign rating is increasing: “As long as the Chinese economy remains under pressure, so are we,” said a forex chief dealer at Bidvest Bank."[link] looks like quite a few main market investors and ETFs have taken a severe -25% hit during the China crash recently, now trying to pull-out from emerging markets and create liquidity.Careful these days!
