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Hi Libero,agreed just wondering if guaranteed stops in particular were used.I also hold shares but spredbet a little too(often for my own good)

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Personally I never use 'guaranteed' stops; but never trade without a stop: it's just not sensible. The trick is placing the stop in the correct place, and it is all about protecting yourself. If you're really worried about the outcome of the court case then day-trade. Just don't do it on the day the verdict is announced

This chart was one I posted some time ago and is proving pretty accurate so far - which is probably the kiss of death for the remainder of the prediction, but there ya go!

My trade today was entered at 167 and sold at 177.75. I will enter long again at 168 and target 190.

It's the power of the chart: when indications come together you have to take notice - trend lines, fib%, extensions etc.

Have a great weekend. Looks like it's gonna be a roaster

roxalana wrote: Just wondering if peope use guaranteed stops.I only ask because if the court case is less than favourable for gkp then a large gap down could occur.

hi roxalana

i dont use guaranteed stoploss as im a short term trader and need all the advantage i can get and a guaranteed stop is a disadvantage. I just use normal stops.
When is the court case judgement due?????

When is the court case judgement due?????

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Expeted on the 21st of August, according to TK

Hi Remo,i think its due anytime before 23rd august.Dont quote me though.

I've been reading the rns out on GKP about the appointment of a Independent Non Executive Director roles.
Its a good read....It will make you laugh.. ...Theres no holding back on feelings by the GKP board. They proper slag down Mr Jeremy Asher....have a read.....its worth it...