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Traders Thread & Thoughts - Monday 1st September (RSA)
Crocodile - 31 Aug 2003 11:55
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News Headlines: Uk shares are expected to climb on Monday morning, but market volume is likely to be light with the U.S. closed for the Labor Day HolidayCanary Wharf. Rival U.S. investment banks Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs said they were working on a joint bid for the indebted UK property firm Royal Sun Alliance Sunday newspapers reported that Britain's second-biggest general insurer is considering launching a rights issue to raise up to one billion pounds.The Sunday Times says the new shares could be offered at around 100p each, compared to Friday's close of 138-1/2p. The Sunday Express, however, said major investors could snub a two-for-three issue before it is announced at the same time as RSA's half year results, due on Thursday. John Laing has reported a sharp fall in first-half profits and halved its dividend payout after the disposal of its Laing Homes business. They reported a profit of 5.1 million pounds for the six months down from 17.9 million pounds a year ago, which included the disposed Laing Homes unit that was sold for 297 million pounds last October. Taylor Woodrow said it had agreed to buy rival Wilson Connolly Holdings for around 480 million pounds in cash and shares. It would pay 200 pence in cash and 0.132 new Taylor Woodrow shares for each Wilson Connolly share, valuing Wilson Connolly at around 230 pence per share, or a 10 percent premium to Friday's closing price. Avis posted a big drop in first-half pre-tax profits on Monday and warned its full-year revenue would be between four and seven percent lower than last year. The CEO is leaving for a permanent holiday.
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Crocodile - 31 Aug 2003 20:40 - 10 of 21
Unfortunately you cant trade through MoneyAM. its a great source of information and a really friendly BB though!
Regards
D,
PS Thanks for all the 'Hello's' :-)
jgp212
- 31 Aug 2003 21:11
- 11 of 21
:-)
Jeff
Paulismyname
- 31 Aug 2003 21:26
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ThePlayboy
- 01 Sep 2003 07:18
- 13 of 21
R2 4244.2
R1 4202.6
PP 4186.1
S1 4144.5
S2 4128
Close below Fridays S1 after loosing "9.9pts" in the auction, month end/long weekend! Close was also below weekly s1 and the 23.6% FIB level of the recent rise, will fresh buying materialise on Tue for Sept before the consensus for a down Sept emerges?
Crocodile - 01 Sep 2003 07:40 - 14 of 21
splat
- 01 Sep 2003 07:54
- 15 of 21
little woman
- 01 Sep 2003 08:30
- 16 of 21
Been away for the weekend so this is the first time I've logged on since Friday close. Nice to see all the new posts. Got to work today & tomorrow, so may not be able to post much (and also will not be trading) until later in the week, but before I go:-
micgwit - I use the site for information (which I can't get anywhere else), to learn and get ideas. Also to "chat" about what I'm up to and find out what other like minding people are doing. It can get very lonely staring at a screen! Its an opportunity to share your successes and failures!
Although I have used iii, I no nothing about the trading through them. If you are happy to continue to trade there carry on. I have a couple of trading accounts and when I trade, I have a couple of money-am screens open at the same time so I can see whats happening.
Crocodile - 01 Sep 2003 08:38 - 17 of 21
Banks very reluctant to rise with the rest of the market.
Crocodile - 01 Sep 2003 11:40 - 18 of 21
Crocodile - 01 Sep 2003 12:13 - 19 of 21
Druid2
- 01 Sep 2003 18:06
- 20 of 21
Crocodile - 01 Sep 2003 22:14 - 21 of 21
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