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DISH

Amala Foods Plc

GB Financial Services Shell Companies

Latest week

Weekly close

0.00075GBP

Fair value

0.001051GBP

Latest completed week

One week

+0.0%

Previous weekly close

Four weeks

+0.0%

Completed weekly closes

Trend state

Trend negative

Activity Lines versus Trend Line

FastBelow trend
NearBelow trend
MidBelow trend
SlowBelow trend

Next-week expectancy

Negative 10.35%

Historical one-week setup read

Pattern Lab · 4 weeks

Cautious

65% pattern confidence

As of

52-week price

-33.6%
Weekly closes · GBP

Market context

Stage
4
Sentiment
50
RS
-22.57
Dynamics
-0.65
Fair value gap
-28.6%
Week range
0.0006–0.0008
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LSE · Equity · United Kingdom

DISH

Amala Foods Plc

Financial Services Shell Companies

Amala Foods Plc does no have significant operations. Previously, the company was engaged in the production and distribution of processed plant-based food products. The company was formerly known as BigDish Plc and changed its name to Amala Foods Plc in February 2021. Amala Foods Plc was incorporated in 2016 and is based in Saint Saviour, Jersey.

Last updated
18 Sep 2026
Exchange
London Stock Exchange · LSE
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Shell Companies
Currency
GBP
Market capitalisation
33,548,458
Fair value reference
0.001051
Next-week expectancy
Negative · 10.35%
Executive chart read

Over the latest 12 completed weeks ending 2026-09-18, DISH was broadly unchanged, moving from 0.00 to 0.00. The latest weekly close is below the Trend Line and below Fair Value. Trend Signal is inactive on the latest week and was active in 0 of the last 12 weeks. Relative Strength is -22.57 and has improved across the 12-week window. Market Dynamics is -0.65 on the latest week. Next-week expectancy is negative at 10.35% based on similar historical setup states.

Week Ending
18 Sep 2026
Latest Close
0.00
12-Week Change
0.00%
Trend Signal
Inactive
Next-Week Expectancy
Negative 10.35%
Signal Weeks
0 of 12

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Key Points

Week Ending
18 Sep 2026
Latest Close
0.00
12-Week Change
0.00%
Trend Signal
Inactive
Next-Week Expectancy
Negative 10.35%
Signal Weeks
0 of 12
Vs Trend Line
Below
Vs Fair Value
Below
Relative Strength
-22.57
Market Dynamics
-0.65

Over the latest 12 completed weeks ending 2026-09-18, DISH was broadly unchanged, moving from 0.00 to 0.00. The latest weekly close is below the Trend Line and below Fair Value. Trend Signal is inactive on the latest week and was active in 0 of the last 12 weeks. Relative Strength is -22.57 and has improved across the 12-week window. Market Dynamics is -0.65 on the latest week. Next-week expectancy is negative at 10.35% based on similar historical setup states.

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PSI in plain English

Price Sponsorship Indicator

What is it?

PSI compares the weekly price move with the market activity behind it. It is designed to show whether a move has broad support or is losing support.

What does it show?

The dark line is price. Green bars mean support is positive; taller green bars mean stronger support. Red bars mean support is weak; deeper red bars mean greater weakness.

What should I watch?

Price and PSI moving in the same direction gives a clearer reading. If price rises while PSI fades, support may be weakening. If price stabilises while PSI improves, support may be rebuilding.

What does it not show?

PSI is not a price target, forecast or instruction to buy or sell. The page publishes the finished reading, not its internal construction.

Understanding the completed-week range

Adaptive Price Envelope

APE places completed weekly price inside upper and lower boundaries that adjust as direction and market variability change. The centre follows persistent moves more closely and slows when price becomes less efficient.

How to read it

Start with price position, then check the direction of the adaptive centre and the confirmation cards. Time spent near a boundary is more meaningful than one isolated touch. A move back inside the envelope can show repair or rejection.

What the confirmation score means

The score summarises whether the available Trend Line, Market Dynamics, relative-strength and participation readings agree with the current envelope pressure. It does not change the boundaries or turn them into an automatic signal.

What it is not

APE is not a forecast, price target, trading instruction or guarantee that price will reverse at a boundary. It is a structured way to compare price, variability and wider completed-week evidence.

Next-week expectancy

Next-week expectancy is a short-term historical read. It compares the latest completed-week setup with broadly similar past setups and asks whether the following week tended to close higher or lower.

It is not a trend call, a price target, or a guarantee. A positive read can appear while price is below trend or activity pressure is weak, because it is measuring short-term follow-through odds for the current setup state.

Use it as one context layer beside Trend Line, Relative Strength, Market Dynamics, Fair Value, and the visible price structure.

Understanding the evidence

Smart Money

Smart Money is Sharemaestro’s proprietary completed-week view of whether the support beneath price is constructive, weakening, rebuilding or carrying increased reversal risk.

How to read the chart

Start with the current reading and trend quality. Then use the momentum path, coloured trend line, cycle ribbon and event markers to see whether the evidence agrees or conflicts.

What the markers mean

Positive markers identify completed-week accumulation or Smart Money events. Warning markers identify a loss of demand support, reversal risk or reversal danger. A marker records a change in evidence; it does not predict the next price.

What it is not

Smart Money is not a forecast, price target, transaction feed or standalone buy or sell instruction. It is most useful when its direction and trend quality agree with the visible price structure.

Understanding market perception

Price Cycle

Price Cycle is Sharemaestro’s proprietary completed-week view of how strongly price is pressing above or below its established market position.

How to read it

Start with market position, then read direction and trend quality. Positive pressure can strengthen or cool; negative pressure can deteriorate or begin repairing. Persistence shows whether the current state is established or newly developing.

Full-height dotted guides mark completed crossovers through balance: green for a move into positive pressure and red for a move into negative pressure. The coloured area between them shows the resulting market-perception zone.

How to use the historical context

Historical position shows how unusual the latest reading is for this market. Comparable observations summarise what followed similar completed states, but they are descriptive evidence rather than a forecast.

What a Price Action signal means

A Price Action signal marks a completed confirmation event from a weak market-perception position. It records a change in evidence, not a forecast or instruction.

What it is not

Price Cycle is not an order-flow feed, valuation target, prediction or standalone instruction to buy or sell. It describes completed price pressure and should be considered with the broader Sharemaestro research view.

Understanding the completed weekly tape

Price Action

Price Action explains how a market is behaving against its own completed price history. It brings the weekly candle, trend relationship, structural levels and participation into one clear view.

How to read the chart

Each candle shows a completed week's open, high, low and close. The trend reference provides longer context. Support and resistance mark completed structural areas below and above price, while the lower panel shows whether participation confirmed or contradicted the move.

What the annotations mean

Annotations identify selected completed events such as a trend reclaim, trend loss, high-participation reversal or published Price Action signal. Their arrows point to the exact completed week involved.

New and recently listed markets

When history is limited, the page still explains the current candle and visible structure, while clearly marking longer-term evidence and comparisons as developing. It does not manufacture certainty from an incomplete record.

What it is not

Price Action is not a forecast, price target, live order book or standalone instruction to buy or sell. It is a structured interpretation of completed weekly evidence.

Understanding the chart

What Market Dynamics shows

Market Dynamics shows whether the support beneath a completed price move is strengthening or weakening. Green bars are supportive, red bars are cautious, and the height of each bar shows how forceful the finished reading is.

Read price and the bars together

When price and Market Dynamics strengthen together, the move has broader confirmation. When price rises while Market Dynamics fades, the move is losing support and risk can be building near the upper zone. When price remains weak while Market Dynamics begins to improve, an opportunity may be forming near the lower zone before price has fully responded.

Zones and event markers

The upper and lower zones highlight completed periods where price and underlying support deserve closer attention. Early positioning signals mark improving support near the lower part of the chart. Reversal risk and reversal danger markers highlight increasing disagreement near the upper part. They are observations to investigate, not automatic instructions.

Use the explainer when needed

Turn on Explainer above the chart to label the published event markers. The labels point to the exact completed week and remain off by default so the full chart stays uncluttered.

What it does not show

Market Dynamics is not a forecast, price target or standalone buy or sell signal. Divergence can persist, so the reading should be considered with price structure, trend and the wider research view.

Reading price beside support

The recent price and Market Dynamics relationship

The chart rebases price to the first close in the 12-week view and compares it with the completed Market Dynamics reading. The shaded area draws attention to the latest 4 completed weeks without discarding the earlier context.

Positive divergence

When price remains below its recent baseline or in the lower part of its stored range while Market Dynamics improves, support may be developing before price responds. It becomes stronger evidence only if price subsequently confirms it.

Negative divergence

When price remains elevated while Market Dynamics is weak or deteriorating, price is running ahead of its support. The gap can close through consolidation, weaker price, or renewed improvement in Market Dynamics; an immediate reversal is not assumed.

What it means for DISH

Price and Market Dynamics are giving a mixed read. The next useful evidence is a sustained move in one line that the other either confirms or fails to confirm across completed weeks.

Understanding the transition

The zone-to-zone journey

This view asks whether DISH is moving from a confirmed source zone toward the opposite zone. An upward journey runs from accumulation to distribution; the reverse journey runs from distribution to accumulation.

What it means for DISH

The current journey is accumulation to distribution. It began on 2026-08-28 and is currently classified as leaving source zone. A transition only finishes after the target zone is confirmed; touching a shaded area is not enough on its own.

Why zone confirmation matters

Time inside a zone separates a brief touch from a more established state. A deeper close can confirm residence sooner; otherwise consecutive completed closes are required.

Reading position and dwell

Where price is in the current journey

Zone-span position normalises the distance from the source-zone boundary to the target-zone boundary. Zero is the source side and 100% is the target side, regardless of whether the journey is upward or downward.

DISH is 3% across its current accumulation to distribution span after 3 completed weeks.

What this is not

Position is not the probability of success, a percentage price return or a price target. It only describes location between the current point-in-time zone boundaries.

Understanding the percentages

Completion and invalidation probability

Completion means the target zone is confirmed before the source zone is reconfirmed. Invalidation means price returns far enough, for long enough, to reconfirm the source zone first.

Current reading for DISH

The model currently assigns 1% within 12 weeks, 4% within 26 weeks and 11% within 52 weeks. The probability of reconfirming the source first within 52 weeks is 78%.

Why a number can be only 1%

A low completion reading does not mean there is a 1% chance the price rises next week. It means the current combination of path position, age, zone dwell and completed support evidence resembles relatively few historical states that confirmed the target within that horizon before returning to source.

Why the figures may not total 100%

The remainder covers journeys that could remain unresolved beyond the stated horizon. The figures are horizon-specific competing outcomes, not a directional vote on the next completed week.

Reading the transition chart

Where the active journey has travelled

This chart answers one question only: how far has the observed completed-week price path moved from its confirmed starting zone toward the opposite zone?

Zero is the source side and 100% is the opposite target side. The definition is reversed automatically for a distribution-to-accumulation journey, so higher chart values always mean further progress toward the current target.

What it does not show

The line is an observed normalised price position, not a probability and not a forecast. Touching 100% is also not enough on its own: the target zone still requires the stated completed-week confirmation.

Observed ticker history

How earlier transitions resolved

DISH has 1 completed opposite-zone journey across the latest 156 charted weeks.

What is included

Each visible green path answers one clear question: how did price travel from a confirmed source-zone exit to a confirmed opposite zone? Incomplete journeys and returns to the starting zone are not displayed here.

How to use it

Direction shows whether each successful journey ran from accumulation to distribution or in reverse. Source dwell shows how established the starting state was; time to confirm measures the completed weeks from exit to confirmation; price move describes the observed move over that same interval.

Important limitation

The historical paths use the fixed zones drawn on the current chart, so they are descriptive and visually checkable rather than a point-in-time backtest. The price move is not a trading-strategy return, and the completed examples are not independent model validation.

Latest completed-week context

Evidence influencing the current reading

Market Dynamics -0.65 describes the latest underlying support reading. 12-week change -0.92 shows whether that support has strengthened or weakened across the recent completed path.

Trend position -9% places the close relative to the Trend Line. Volume ratio 0.12× compares recent completed participation with its established baseline.

Significance for DISH

These readings help distinguish a price move supported by trend and participation from one that is weakening, stalling or reversing. No single reading determines the journey outcome by itself.

Understanding the evidence

SMI

SMI is Sharemaestro’s proprietary completed-week indicator of underlying market quality. It shows whether the conditions beneath a price move are strong, weak, strengthening or weakening.

How to read it

Read the current level together with its direction, persistence and relationship to price. Agreement with price provides stronger confirmation. Disagreement identifies an area that deserves closer attention.

What it is not

SMI is not a forecast, price target or standalone buy or sell signal. It updates from completed weekly evidence and should be considered alongside the broader Sharemaestro research view.

Current VWAP signals

What it is

A summary of the latest completed-week control reading, the relationship between price and VWAP pressure, and the concentration of current VWAP references.

What it shows

The first visual shows pressure over time. The second compares recent price direction with pressure direction. The third plots the current volume-weighted levels around the latest close.

Why it matters

Agreement supports the current reading. Divergence can show that price is moving without the same change in volume-weighted control. A tight group of levels can create a clearer decision area.

Confirmation and failure levels

What it is

A map of the nearest completed-week levels that would strengthen, test or weaken the current VWAP reading.

What it shows

The current close sits between the nearest support and resistance references. When no price resistance is established, sustained pressure above 60 provides the confirmation test instead.

Why it matters

A completed close and continued acceptance carry more weight than an intraday touch. These are research levels, not automatic entry, exit or stop prices.

Volume-weighted price levels

What it is

The current 13-, 26- and 52-week VWAPs together with the calendar, high-activity, swing and latest earnings anchors when available.

What it shows

Each marker shows a completed-week reference and its distance from the latest close. Closely grouped markers identify concentration; separated markers show a wider structure.

Why it matters

Several rising references below price provide broader support than one isolated level. Several references above price can create layered resistance.

Estimated activity position

What it is

An estimate of where reported activity occurred relative to the latest price across the last 52 completed weeks.

What it shows

The bar divides weighted activity above and below price. The ring shows the share concentrated close to the latest price.

Why it matters

Activity below price may provide a larger cushion; activity above price may represent overhead supply. High near-price congestion can make control less decisive.

This is not transaction-level volume-at-price or holder cost-basis data.

VWAP control comparison

What it is

A completed-week comparison between the ticker's VWAP pressure and its benchmark, sector and industry references.

What it shows

Each small chart plots the ticker and reference over the latest 26 weeks. The final readings show the size and direction of the current gap.

Why it matters

A ticker strengthening while its reference weakens has different relative control from one merely following its group. Sector and industry readings appear only with at least ten aligned constituents.

Historical VWAP outcomes

What it is

A summary of returns after this ticker's earlier completed VWAP reclaims, VWAP losses and states similar to the current one.

What it shows

The range marks typical or observed 13-week outcomes, the centre line marks zero, and the point marks the median. Favourable rates and sample sizes are shown beside the chart.

Why it matters

It shows how this ticker behaved after comparable completed evidence. Small samples and wide ranges reduce confidence. The results describe history and are not a forecast.

Understanding volume-weighted control

VWAP Control

VWAP Control shows where the completed weekly market sits against its important volume-weighted price references, whether those references are rising or falling, and whether trading has been accepted above or below them.

How to read it

Start with current control, then inspect the VWAP stack, acceptance and direction. Several rising VWAPs below price support buyer control. Several falling VWAPs above price support seller control. A first reclaim or loss marks a possible transfer; later acceptance and a successful test provide stronger evidence.

Pressure, stretch and positioning

Pressure combines the finished position, direction, persistence and acceptance readings into a 0–100 research scale. Stretch compares price with its normal completed range around the core VWAP. Positioning pressure estimates where recent weighted activity occurred relative to price; it does not identify individual holders.

Historical outcomes

Event studies describe what followed earlier completed reclaims, losses and comparable control states for this ticker. Small samples are shown plainly and no historical result is treated as a forecast.

What it is not

This is not an intraday execution VWAP, live order-flow feed, transaction-level cost basis, price target or standalone instruction to buy or sell. It uses completed weekly OHLCV history and updates with the weekly chart data.

Evidence context