CPP Group Shares: A Bull’s Paradise

PUBLISHED: Aug 07 2013 @ 03:49 | Comments (0) | More info about Azeez Mustapha

CPP Group shares (LSE:CPP) have become a bull’s paradise – a situation in which buyers simply buy and hold – making long-term profits effortlessly.

In a world in which following the line of the least resistance has not been easy over times, using trading methodologies that work in equilibrium phases and contrarian methods would easily become popular. Since March 2013, the price had been an equilibrium mode which dragged on too long. During that equilibrium mode, it was thought that the price would break out towards the downside, as the bull’s got plummeted.

There was a serious northward breakout from the equilibrium mode around the latter part of July 2013, in which the price had a gain of over 300% before retracing. In fact, it was the bear that got plummeted while the bull has been rewarded. The trap that was set for a partridge has caught an iguana instead. As long as the RSIP period 14 is above the level 50 and as long as the price does not touch the upper Trendline, the northward determination is valid.

This piece is ended with the quote below:

“Today’s market price is based on what people know. Tomorrow’s price is based on what people don’t know today. For this reason, I spend very little time looking at what the majority of investors is already aware of. I spend nearly all of my time trying to determine what the majority is unaware of.” – Jesse Felder (Source: www.tradersonline-mag.com)

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