Have to agree with you Craigvn. MACD about to swing upward....

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28/06/18

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Originally posted by craigvn ↑

So I gave some thought about looking at the buy and sell sides. The problem is that you never know who is watching off screen.

I'll stick to the charts for now. I'm not calling a bottom yet but the evidence is pointing to 'bottoming out'. Early stages though.

Originally posted by craigvn ↑

So I gave some thought about looking at the buy and sell sides. The problem is that you never know who is watching off screen.

I'll stick to the charts for now. I'm not calling a bottom yet but the evidence is pointing to 'bottoming out'. Early stages though.

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So many reasons why the share price should hold here. Give a chance for that 10 Week SMA to flatten out, then break above it. Then 30 Week SMA to flatten out then to break above it. Result inverse H&S pattern.

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View attachment 1168053

So many reasons why the share price should hold here. Give a chance for that 10 Week SMA to flatten out, then break above it. Then 30 Week SMA to flatten out then to break above it. Result inverse H&S pattern.

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Have to agree with you Craigvn.
MACD about to swing upward.
Stochastics also crossing last night upon checking SAS chart.
Oversold also trigger on my settings.
8c a traditional support level.
I am happy buying at these prices, and have.
We may see a dip on EoY selling but I would not think by much, if any.
Just my thoughts........

SAS Price at posting: 8.1¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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