Crocodile
- 16 Feb 2004 19:51
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Annual UK house price growth
slowed very slightly in the three months to January as more people put their
properties on the market
Vodafone is now favourite
to win the bidding battle for AT&T. It may raise its offer to as much as $39.4
billion (21 billion pounds), while Cingular Wireless is now thought not to raise
its offer.
Amersham medical firm currently being taken
over by General Electric said a weaker dollar meant its profits fell last year
2% to 294 million pounds, but its drug discovery unit moved into the black ahead
of schedule.
Reuters
returned back into profit which were above market expectations despite a 10%
fall in revenues. Profit of 190 million compared with market forecasts of around
110-150 million pounds. The company declared a full-year dividend of 10 pence
per share. Good figures!
Uniq food group said it was in discussions
to sell its UK poultry business, after the loss of key Burger King work and the
outbreak of Avian flu around the world has led to a loss of about 3 million
pounds in the current financial year
Bradford & Bingley mortgage bank reported
annual profit of 263 million pound beating expectations of 261 million pounds
after its estate agency business recovered in the second half.
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Network Appliance Inorated Q3,
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Crocodile
- 17 Feb 2004 13:40
- 13 of 26
Dividends for tomorrow
BP PLC 3.674
Compass Group PLC 5.7
Compel Group Plc 0.5
Diagonal PLC 1.2
Fiske Plc 2
Gartmore Fledgling Trust PLC 1.5
GlaxoSmithKline PLC 14
Inter Link Foods PLC 1.85 1
Viridian Group Plc 9.46
Astrazeneca Rate 29.4p
stockbunny
- 17 Feb 2004 13:58
- 14 of 26
Much thanks Croc - saves me looking up for BP!
ThePlayboy
- 17 Feb 2004 14:17
- 15 of 26
ind prod .8% just better than exp i think
stockbunny
- 17 Feb 2004 14:24
- 16 of 26
Will the States have a positive day or will they drag us
down from a very positive morning??
((Having to keep the trigger off selling RTR today, got a
feeling/hope it may have further to go))
ThePlayboy
- 17 Feb 2004 14:29
- 17 of 26
Updated 2/13 for Tuesday's market.
Key DOW Levels for 2/17
UP Above 10,660
DN Below 10,600
Melnibone
- 17 Feb 2004 14:57
- 18 of 26
That's what these boards are all about Fundamentalist,
sharing views and giving alternative opinions.
I've had to rethink a lot my own preconceived notions after
reading other posters take on matters.
Always good to listen to other viewpoints, but your actions
should always be based on your own final thoughts, not
someone elses.
Glad you made some money. :-)
Melnibone.
Melnibone
- 17 Feb 2004 15:20
- 19 of 26
Just had look to see how the Eurozone Indices have been going.
Eustoxx50 stalled at 2900.
Dax stalled at 4100.
Cac just broke 3700.
If DOW doesn't break above 10700, then there's a good
chance of some Eurozone profit taking prior to the close.
Melnibone.
Hamsa
- 17 Feb 2004 15:42
- 20 of 26
Can anyone give me some guidance on Reuters. Do you think the price will fall back a bit or is it all up from now. Shorted at 403 and wondering whether to turn deal around. Many thanks
mrcrazy
- 17 Feb 2004 16:43
- 21 of 26
wouldn't have thought reuters would climb a lot further as it has climbed over 60 per cent this year alone. Seems very top heavy now, and I also think the techmark and ft250 are both very top heavy. Anyone else agree ?
mrcrazy
snoball
- 17 Feb 2004 17:12
- 22 of 26
RTR has been top heavy for a while by the look of it. It still keeps going up though.
I'm waiting and watching to wee what happens in the next day or two.
Fundamentalist
- 17 Feb 2004 17:21
- 23 of 26
Melnibone
I agree completely - I always take full responsibility for any investment I make but if often takes someone else to state a contrary view with good reasoning to stop me being pig-headed - a dangerous mindset in this game (but a trait i've always had). Out of curiosity do you ever trade Bunzl? any views would be appreciated - they release results next week and i am looking to go short.
Melnibone
- 17 Feb 2004 18:23
- 24 of 26
Sorry Fundamentalist,
I've never looked at BNZL before. Don't know anything
about them.
A quick look at the chart would appear to show it still
in an uptrend. So if you are going to go short then I
would wait for it to start making lower lows and lower
highs, otherwise you may find yourself shorting it on
the dips which has burnt a fair few Bears this year who
have been trying to guess the turns.
Maybe Croc's 1-2-3 system would give a direction?
Melnibone.
hjs
- 18 Feb 2004 12:43
- 25 of 26
RTR is overbought according to Charts plus the recent results are not that bright to push it that high. IMHO they will drop like a stone once the market turns south.Turn round has only happened from cost cutting and not through improvement of market share from Bloomberg. So which ever way you look at RTR will drop so hold on to your SHORT positions! Again this is my own opinion so make your judgement before you take any action.
hjs
- 18 Feb 2004 15:24
- 26 of 26
MM must have read my above post! now down 12p - ended today 19.25p