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"Avoiding stupidity is easier than seeking brilliance"
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Feel free to post any charts, trade ideas or market related comment.
No need to get too serious its only money!
"Avoiding stupidity is easier than seeking brilliance"
I'm a big fan of the 55ema and 89sma the former reacting quicker than the sma and because they are both fibonnacci numbers, I use them both in the 7 week rule but I maintain some flexibility, if the price goes below 55 ema I wouldnt necessarily sell, if the moving averages start flattening out or there's an obvious sell off (1 day loss for instance) or they converge then its probably time to sell. The flexibility has enabled me to stay in stocks like AEP Plantations (LON:AEP) Anpario (LON:ANP) Avingtrans (LON:AVG) Atalaya Mining Copper SA (LON:ATYM) Serabi Gold (LON:SRB) and Galliford Try Holdings (LON:GFRD) for instance, whereas if I was too rigid I'd have been out of them. Caledonia Mining (LON:CMCL) I got out of as the volatility (probable selling) got too much and the rules got me out of Filtronic (LON:FTC) with a healthy profit once it went below the 89sma and 55ema turned down (there was an obvious double top so I could have got out earlier). It's not an exact science though more of an art mixed with a bit of luck, but the more you persevere the luckier you get I guess.
I'm already in on Ingenta (LON:ING) Revs, and frustrated given the bowl petered out.
Scores very well on my Wolf momentum screen, Stockranks momentum screen, but middle of the road on a Hoffer screen.
Very low PE, 5% divi, reasonably liquid for a micro-cap, and actually has a broker, (Cavendish) which says 2/3 of the year was done at the half way stage, and 88% of revenue is now recurring. No debt. Margins expanding. High ROCE.
Makes you wonder why Kestrel packed it in!
Tein, I know nothing about Ingenta (LON:ING) but my quick tuppence worth is this. Margins look fantastic, cashflow very good and profits seem to be increasing with Divi following suit. But it's in the publishing sector and topline revenue has gone nowhere for 6 years. So how big is the opportunity here? Can't see where the runway is, but as I say I don't know the business. Will the changes in the sales focus discussed in the HY release get this moving? Or are there easier doors to push open? Contrast with something like Hardide (LON:HDD. Again don't hold but very tempted as new major contracts are being secured. Might just be my preferred trading style. I like growth. Though it doesn't always reward me!
Zotefoams (LON:ZTF)
imho what is key here is how the mop flops with regard to 2027 expectations when they show up on stokcy - if we say they will be on track with regard to year finishing soon and the year about to start - it will be interesting to see what the first indications are are ref 2027 expected eps. IF they want to command superior share price out of teh curent range then ideally they want to be confident that eps is trending upwards again in 2027 - it looks fine and dandy 2025 and 2026 at present - with reasonably recent uptick ref 2026 expectations. More again is imho needed for 2027 if they are too get out of the range they may be stuck in for now.
Hopefully the stuff they are working on now ref new factory and new asian partner(s) should have the potential to deliver more in 2027 than it does in 2026 - so hopefully soem potential tailwindsin that regard,.
Not sure if anyone has access to any broker notes now ref 2027 - those numbers might be out in then open now and simply not being on stocky perhaps?
Both recent price action and articles by Edmund Shring and JamesAlistair on stocko suggest your interest in Tharisa (LON:THS) and Sylvania Platinum (LON:SLP) are well timed. Worth looking at the articles. I held SLP, recent purchase based on chart, and added Tharisa (thank you for flagging). I am not usually a fan of commodities but there seems so much positivity around most metals that I have overcome my bias and gone where the momentum is. Really enjoy the thread.
Greyster
Been reading that aside from car catalysts, jewelers are customers are switching to platinum now that gold is so expensive. These could be 2 to add and hold well into next year.
There has to be an easier way to make a living.

Wishing everyone here a peaceful chart-free Christmas, and huge success in 2026. Thanks for all you've shared, and for everything I've learned from you in 2025.
TEIN
Senior (LON:SNR) could be of interest. The SP has recovered from a drop on 20/11, after releasing a bullish sounding TU the shares lost circa 10%, I think on some worries about the proposed disposal of their aerostructure business either not happening or being classed as discontinued operations and not included in the figures ?? I bought a few in the 170's as I thought the drop was overdone, the stock has traded as high as 222p on the day it announced a binding agreement for the sale of the aerostructure part. There has been a couple of reasonable director buys in the 170-180's recently so I feel im in good company and with todays small rise there looks a distinct possibility of a break out above the 200 line which has been resistance for 5 months. There are slightly less shares in circulation than 2018/9 when the stock traded over 300p. Worth some further research maybe.

Sylvania Platinum (LON:SLP) depending on how long anyone thinks the metal bull run will last but SLP is looking set to break resistance around 115p and if so there is possibly another 20 points on offer.

We haven’t had the blow off top in silver yet (January) and platinum is being dragged along for the ride.
Revs, if our Edmund here and Eric Sprott are right and the gold/silver ratio swings back to 50/1 before normalising at around 60/1 (I think that's right) with gold at $4,500/Oz that gives us a silver target of $90. Quite a way up from where we are now. That would be a happy New Year for holders!
Wishing a Merry Christmas to all and thanks for your time posting all your valuable insight, thoughts and experience. I have learnt a lot. Let’s look forward to a great 2026.
It's almost vertical now but everyone thinks it has further to go !!

I was late to the party but still caught most of the 100% rise since early July in Ishares Physical Metals (LON:SSLN)
