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Just to be clear, the 50% who voted for entering on a pullback voted for entering long on a pullback in an uptend: entering on a pullback in a downtrend would mean going in short.
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Just to be clear, the 50% who voted for entering on a pullback voted for entering long on a pullback in an uptend: entering on a pullback in a downtrend would mean going in short.
I can't understand why would anyone buy a share that isn't rising, in a sector and market that also aren't rising, regardless of time scale.
it has now jumped up to 120, its a great shorting oppertunity now.
Good job I didnt see your post until now! and belive it lol!
Barclays went to 176 yesterday. I got out at 151.4 as I cant watch it all day, I do have a proper job to do!
I made a nice 50% profit in a little over two months 300% apr! A bit better than a cash ISA!
hi everyone new to this i have a practice account and i brought in to barclays £2000 at 67p and £4000at 90p my my investment is now worth £13,500 i wish it was real. so i see from your post that i might be a great time to sell? but i think they are still a little down. i was thinking about shorting on my real account on Monday but not sure if they have finished growing. anyone?
why do you think they are still a little down and also why do you think they will continue growing? am curious to hear your thoughts.
all you barcalys shareholders, i wish you the best, and earlier in this thread i said when barclays were still in medium two digits they were a decent buy, however if i had shares in barclays i would be selling right now and counting my blessings for a short spike, the scandal around the tax bill barclays is being investigated for is not over....i predict the next couple of weeks will see the price come back into line, if you just use basic maths how can barclays be worth almost half the price of hsbc shares, when hsbc is a massive international player and barclays is only a child in comparison.