[isatrader]

Here's today's additions to the UK watchlist - WSG.L, STEL.L, GLIF.L, SNTY.L, UDG.L

[isatrader]

Here's today's additions to the UK watchlist - WSG.L, STEL.L, GLIF.L, SNTY.L, UDG.L

[Lplate]

Snoozebox http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4efd4d58-6357-...zz2uPzcGzb upbeat jtrading update recently pushed it into life from this earlier damning verdict., but needs break over 14p I think, It looks like if it moves, it will move fast.
http://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=LON:ZZZ

[Lplate]

Snoozebox http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4efd4d58-6357-...zz2uPzcGzb upbeat jtrading update recently pushed it into life from this earlier damning verdict., but needs break over 14p I think, It looks like if it moves, it will move fast.
http://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=LON:ZZZ

[isatrader]

Snoozebox http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4efd4d58-6357-...zz2uPzcGzb upbeat jtrading update recently pushed it into life from this earlier damning verdict., but needs break over 14p I think, It looks like if it moves, it will move fast.
http://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=LON:ZZZ

ZZZ.L is an interesting one Lplate. The strong volume move last week definitely brought it back to life. But it still has a declining 30 week MA and relative performance is well below a declining zero line, so I'd say it's moved it into early Stage 1A imo, and hence is too early yet for the method. But definitely one for the watchlist to keep an eye on.

I've attached the weekly chart (from yesterday) and also my Stage Analysis Technical Attributes (SATA) chart, which is up to date with today's price action, and shows the recent move has only moved the SATA score up to 2 out of 9. So, it's below average for a Stage 1A yet, which typically has a score of 5 out of 9. And hence may even only be Stage 4B- i.e. Although not yet “officially” in Stage 1A, the stock has now probably seen its low for the cycle.

[isatrader]

Snoozebox http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4efd4d58-6357-...zz2uPzcGzb upbeat jtrading update recently pushed it into life from this earlier damning verdict., but needs break over 14p I think, It looks like if it moves, it will move fast.
http://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=LON:ZZZ

ZZZ.L is an interesting one Lplate. The strong volume move last week definitely brought it back to life. But it still has a declining 30 week MA and relative performance is well below a declining zero line, so I'd say it's moved it into early Stage 1A imo, and hence is too early yet for the method. But definitely one for the watchlist to keep an eye on.

I've attached the weekly chart (from yesterday) and also my Stage Analysis Technical Attributes (SATA) chart, which is up to date with today's price action, and shows the recent move has only moved the SATA score up to 2 out of 9. So, it's below average for a Stage 1A yet, which typically has a score of 5 out of 9. And hence may even only be Stage 4B- i.e. Although not yet “officially” in Stage 1A, the stock has now probably seen its low for the cycle.

[MalcolmSm1th]

I wasn't able to read the FT page, Lplate. But, one has love the EPIC code for Snoozebox...

But wouldn't you say that Snoozebox (ZZZ.L) is still in Stage 4 or early Stage 1?

I would suggest, if I may, that there's an awful lot of recent higher prices to overcome before it breaks out. Thre's all that massive shoulder of the Stage 4 drop between 20 and 25 (April to September 2013) to overcome first.

The other problem with this stock is that the EMS is only 2,000 shares (or about £200) which isn't going to meke for a very liquid market.

- Malc

[MalcolmSm1th]

I wasn't able to read the FT page, Lplate. But, one has love the EPIC code for Snoozebox...

But wouldn't you say that Snoozebox (ZZZ.L) is still in Stage 4 or early Stage 1?

I would suggest, if I may, that there's an awful lot of recent higher prices to overcome before it breaks out. Thre's all that massive shoulder of the Stage 4 drop between 20 and 25 (April to September 2013) to overcome first.

The other problem with this stock is that the EMS is only 2,000 shares (or about £200) which isn't going to meke for a very liquid market.

- Malc