Mecom Group - About to break through resistance?

Mecom Group (MEC) seems to be about to break through a resistance level. The RNS on Friday (24th September) indicates another large investor with over 5%. MEC has a very low PSR and improving prospects, so will it push up through? 

Sunkar Resources (AIM: SKR) - Broken through the 200day moving average!

Sunkar Resources looks as though it has started to get going again. This image, courtesy of Sharescope, shows how after drifting down from its previous high last October, it has recovered some ground. Since the end of August, it has broken up through the 200 day moving average and looks poised to continue upwards.

Of particular note is the OBV indicator which has remained strong (flat) and didn't decline as the share price drifted back. This gives us DIY-Investors encouragement to hold, as there is no weakening of shareholder sentiment.

GTL Resources - breakout?

At the first glance, todays move in the share price (up 5p or 8.26%) to 65.5p, doesn't seem overly significant. However, have a look at the SP graph again. It seems to show a breakout above the upper (resistance line) of the 'against the trend' wedge. This is considered by technical analysts to be a bullish move.

Using fundamental analysis, particularly the low PSR, also confirms that it's worth holding on to these IMHO. Have a look at the GTL research note on the website.

Really Good Food Group

Real Good Food Group (AIM: RGD), continues to increase as investors await the interim results due out on Wednesday 22nd September. The technicals are starting to look a little on the "overbought" side. What will happen after the results? Rise, Fall or Flatline? What do you think?

Caledon Resources - who is the bidder?

Caledon Resources (CDN) the Australian coal miner announced a new preliminary bid approach today, causing an increase in its share price to 63.75p.

Possible suitors could include:

1. Polo Resources - they already own 27.6% of CDN and have cash from the recent sale of their stake in extract energy. This may be unlikely as they returned a large portion of the cash to shareholders (3p per share special dividend).

2. Western Coal - this would represent a move towards being a worldwide player in the coal market (adding to their core Canadian, American and UK assets).

3. Xstrata - good match with their existing portfolio?

4. One of the many large USA coal miners?

Who would make the best match in your opinion?