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Peter T
Revs8. My vote is for you to keep posting here. Failing that is Substack any good for you? I don't use X.
LeicesterPete
Agree on Wynnstay (LON:WYN) and a nice yield while you wait too. I got back in on the dip so pleased to see it get a nudge up courtesy of the NAPS..... a vote from me to keep posting on here please Revs.
rogerh
Is there a way to do a dummy sell with a stock when you don't hold it? I've always assumed not. I can do a dummy purchase and see how far inside the spread I can buy but unless I already hold the stock, I can't do a dummy sell and see how close the sell price would be to the purchase price.
Revs8
Not leaving but maybe not spending time copying charts and articles into several sites and wondering if I might reach more people posting ideas on a free to view site.
I’m under the impression that Stockopedia is ambivalent about charting and trading.
We’ve created a forum here that is more popular and longer running than any other (including the Stockopedia created ones) and yet it’s officially archived. Sends out the wrong message to me.
Charts aren’t crystal balls, but without them you are blindfolded, playing against people who can see. Even a basic understanding can add several % to yearly gains.
I’ve just spent the weekend updating most of my charts with something new and I’m quietly optimistic for the start of the year. Some of the NAPS choices look primed to go (but who knows what Venezuela might do?).
It will be written in the charts! ;)
Helvellyn
Revs8,
I understand your frustration. On the archive point I think it is simply if an article/thread is more than a year old it is automatically archived. Secondly I feel that there an awful lot more people view and 'participate' in the ideas this thread produces than is immediately obvious, you only have to look at the movement in the SP's of some of the NAPS for 2026 the day they were announced, even though some of them were smaller illiquid stocks those movements and reported volumes do need a number of buyers. I agree with you on charts, they tell you all you need to know if you interpret the correctly. I did have a period of posting on Twitter/X and found it totally soulless and got nothing from it at all, certainly very little constructive feedback. So what I am saying is please carry on posting your charts and ideas here!
Maybe we can ask Stockopedia management to unarchive this thread due to its popularity?
Indie
Maybe we can ask Stockopedia management to unarchive this thread due to its popularity?
Helvellyn, you prompted me to put in a request on the green button in hope and within seconds had the response "We 'blanket' archive articles which are older than a certain number of days, even if the comments are more recent." I guess we carry on as we are or start a new one for 2026 (someone tried in December but it wasn't picked up on).
I feel that there an awful lot more people view and 'participate' in the ideas this thread produces than is immediately obvious
I am one of the people you refer to who view this avidly every time there's a post, but don't add to it myself. I did buy the book recommended last year - I won't ever be a pure chartist but wanted to understand what it had to offer and what you are all looking for.
Can't decide whether to keep posting in here or focus more on X
Revs8 - do whatever is best for yourself - but please let that be staying here!
SCI20
I used the green button to highlight your concerns and to express the viewthat your contributions and that of the thread generally is an invaluable part of my Stocko experience.I have had a reply from Alex Naamani to say that the Stock team will look into this.
Revs8
CMC Markets (LON:CMCX) is on the up and is one of my financial sector buys for Jan 2026 (along with Jupiter Fund Management (LON:JUP) ). The long term chart looks very positive to me.
Looking at the recent price action there has been some consolidation after the rapid rise following the results. High volume at the peak as we entered the range. Generally volume drying up as the profit takers/sellers were exhausted. Any increases in volume were at the bottom of the range. The SP is now trying to break out of the range and there is some volume coming back. Could be a fake-out or the start of a move higher?
Regardless the longer term chart looks very positive to me.
Revs8
R E A Holdings (LON:RE.) Value and momentum score very high. If you like bowls this surely is one. Hasn't had the massive gains of AEP Plantations (LON:AEP) (another of my holdings) and M P Evans (LON:MPE) possibly going to follow.
Last year had a large one off disposal cost.
2026 sees the start of the implementation of new EU ESG rules on vegetable oils. R E A Holdings (LON:RE.) secured the certification a year ago and are ranked 8th out of 100 palm oil suppliers from Indonesia.
May face resistance here but has the potential to visit the top of the range IMO.
TEIN
Encouraging and steady SP rise and chart at Persimmon (LON:PSN) since the end of last summer, here in the one year chart. Not sure what happens next, £14 is a recent SP ceiling but £15-16 not impossible from here.
Taking a longer view is Persimmon just bouncing along on the bottom? Here's the five year chart:
Helvellyn
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Hi Tein , there is an up to date unarchived version of the thread here .
TEIN
Thanks for the update Helvellyn, I had no idea but imagine I'd have worked it out eventually! How though was anyone visiting here supposed to know we'd moved house?
