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BAE Price forecast for 2022Analysing the Five elements/characteristics of the company shows a clear view of whether the company has any investing viability. My analysis shows that BAE System qualifies only 3/5 elements. Where the company failed the cash conversion characteristic and stability characteristic. However, the company is currently fairly priced so there is a potential for those who want to speculate on the growth of the company. In the chart, I have marked Overvalued and Undervalued zone based on my price forecasting (taking into account any future earnings) for the year 2022 Five Element Analysis checks the profitability, cash conversion, stability, value and price of a company. A good company will have all the five characteristics. In my opinion, the companies with all five characteristics is a good viable investment, but as always do your own research.
LSE:BA.
by UnknownUnicorn30538137
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LLOYDS BANK - BREAKOUT ^^^ BUYLLOYDS BANK - Finding momentum looking to move upwards in the coming weeks a great investment opportunity of a lifetime Lloyds Bank plc is a British retail and commercial bank with branches across England and Wales. It has traditionally been considered one of the "Big Four" clearing banks. Lloyds Bank is the largest retail bank in Britain, and has an extensive network of branches and ATMs in England and Wales and offers 24-hour telephone and online banking services. NYSE:LYG LSE:LLOY OTC:LLDTF SIX:LLOY
LSE:LLOYLong
by MaverickTrading
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THG - Lets try againWhat happened to this share price is utter BS. I speculate there was a plan here to short and distort this share’s price ready for a future bait and switch on retail investors. I wouldn’t want to get caught out by shorting this stock, its already at its all time low. The upside is way more fruitful than the downside at this point. Fundamentals for this business are very good and the business is well capitalised and has a very bright future ahead. Onto TA: We have a falling wedge on the 1D graph and a positive divergence on the VFI and RSI. The wedge appears to have been set in motion around IPO time, if you follow the bottom line back to the start.
LSE:THGLong
by Blue_Eyed_Owl