That article about Rod punching people in the face
His reaction to the Herald having it
@roddrury: May as well have fun with it
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That article about Rod punching people in the face
His reaction to the Herald having it
@roddrury: May as well have fun with it
Time for a contrary view.
Xero keep executing as planned, and when they misstep they fix it quickly. As a long term shareholder I could not be more happy. I remember people saying Google was overvalued ten years ago at $100 a share. Look at it now.
http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2014/...tocks-beat-it/
Rod has always aimed big with Xero and never been shy to admit it. All the big tech heavyweights had years of losses. Xero is becoming ingrained as THE small business accounting system in NZ/AU and UK. I hear people mentioning they use it or intend to use it all the time. People looking for jobs are wanting to learn Xero so they can put in on their CVs etc as it is a necessary skill for admin/office manager roles.
Growth in the US will take time, but I'm confident it will happen, and when it starts to take hold there will be no holding this baby back.
Just my opinion, but one that I consider to be reasonable. DYOR.
Just a little snippet of some of the great stuff Xero are doing which is entwining their brand into others:
From http://bizedge.co.nz/story/new-featu...strategy-xero/
"Integration with Microsoft Office 365
Drury also announced the integration of Xero with Office 365, Microsoft’s cloud-based productivity suite. The integration includes a dedicated Xero feed straight through to Office 365, allowing customers to access Xero and Practice Manager data directly from within Microsoft Outlook.
“Business tools today are smarter and more connected than ever, so Xero is continually embracing new opportunities to provide better connectivity for our small business customers,” Drury says. “This integration with Microsoft will extend even further the reach and usability of Xero software and allow us to connect with even more of the market.”
Microsoft New Zealand managing director, Paul Muckleston, welcomed the announcement, saying that the integration is especially good news for Kiwi SMBs.
“New Zealand small businesses are adopting Office 365 faster than any country in the world. With Xero now deeply integrated into the Office 365 experience, customers will experience an even greater boost to productivity in the SMB workplace,” he says.
The integration will be live in the Microsoft Office Store by the end of May 2015."
Well I hope you all know that Moosie_900/BFG says come next week XRO is going to bounce and you're all going to be shown the glory of its shareprice.
Moosie_900/BFG relies on the hammer formation on the SMA100.
I personally do not care - but I figure if I get this out in the open then he'll stop bothering me about it via WhatsApp :D
It's not a hammer, it's a dragon fly dogi, which is a lot less reliable: "The reversal implications of a dragon fly doji depend on previous price action (uh that's down in case you haven't noticed) and future confirmation (which uh, hasn't happened yet cos we are not in the future yet) which if you interpret carefully shows how useless the dragon fly dogi is being a lagging candle. The long lower shadow provides evidence of buying pressure, but the low indicates that plenty of sellers still loom." Buy this share based on a dragon fly doji on big charts (like that's a reliable source for chart analysis ROTF) and you could just lose a bit or a lot more of your shirt. What people might have seen is a gap up closed (20.5-21.5), with modest support at $19 (the gap down Oct'14 and spike high Nov'14), otherwise it's free fall to $16 or so. JMHO, DYO chart analysis.
Let me help you out here Baa_Baa.
Firstly, it's always good to quote in entirety or to signify omissions with ellipses. It is also essential to reference your information. So, the quote you misleadingly plagiarised is from Stockcharts.com in an article called Introduction to Candlesticks. The full quote says:
Now, as a master trader such as yourself knows it's fine to task risks as long as you mitigate them. Like when you were hoovering up VML shares in the mid 2 cent range, I am certain you would have set rigid stoplosses in case the shareprice reached what it has over the last few days. Moosie is welcome to task his risks. XRO is ripe for a bounce.Quote:
Dragon fly doji form when the open, high and close are equal and the low creates a long lower shadow. The resulting candlestick looks like a “T” with a long lower shadow and no upper shadow. Dragon fly doji indicate that sellers dominated trading and drove prices lower during the session. By the end of the session, buyers resurfaced and pushed prices back to the opening level and the session high.
The reversal implications of a dragon fly doji depend on previous price action and future confirmation. The long lower shadow provides evidence of buying pressure, but the low indicates that plenty of sellers still loom. After a long downtrend, long black candlestick, or at support, a dragon fly doji could signal a potential bullish reversal or bottom. After a long uptrend, long white candlestick or at resistance, the long lower shadow could foreshadow a potential bearish reversal or top. Bearish or bullish confirmation is required for both situations.
You are also critical of Bigcharts.com. I'm not sure how any other charting programme would display a doji any differently. I'm not sure how displaying SMA 50, 100 and 200 would be significantly different on any other charting programme.
As a side note, let's not be too critical of Bigcharts.com - you are no expert on charting software, as per our PM discussion when you asked me about charting software on 27 March 2015:
:DQuote:
Baa: Hi, good fun on the VML thread eh. Just wondering what chart/platform you're using, if you don't mind saying. I'm looking at Metastock. cheers BAA
Rob: Best software, but by no means the cheapest, I have found for ASX/NZX is Iguana 2 Spark. Give the 14 day trial a go.
Baa: Thanks robbo, it certainly looks interesting, appreciate your suggestion, cheers, BAA
Apple watches and Xero working together ....linking apps as Rod says.
WOW, imagine that
Believe the story
I see a lot of references to other very successful dot com businesses like Google, Facebook etc. But for every incredibly successful dotcom there are 90+ who crash & burn. Any reference to them. I'm not saying XRO will crash & burn, but this is the sort of odds you are up against. Remember when Yahoo was up with Google for instance? When was the last time you Yahooood? Or logged into Myspace?
Is Xero still a hero? http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...o-still-a-hero