Crocodile
- 11 May 2004 23:02
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U.S. technology stocks led the market higher after
a three-session sell off sparked by worries about interest rate hikes. Cisco
Systems reported better-than-expected sales and profits for the latest quarter.
Oil rises back above $40
a barrel
WPP, HSBC has
picked the group to handle its global advertising for its estimated $600 million
account
N. Brown home
shopping reported a 10.4% fall in profit and took an additional 17.5 million
pound charge as the group warned of an extremely competitive market.
BSkyB said its nine month profit increased nearly ten-fold to 243m above
expectations. The company gained 66,000 new subscribers below the average of
100,000 per quarter it needs to meet its target of 8.0 million by the end of
2005. Galen Holdings
drug makers beat forecasts with an 84 percent rise in second-quarter earnings
with profits of 29.6 U.S. cents per share.
Taylor Nelson market research said that demand for market information
will grow by three to four percent in 2004 and gave a positive outlook for most
of its markets.
FirstGroup bus and rail operator posted a fall in annual operating profits,
but at the top end of analyst estimates, amid strong growth across all its
divisions. Xansa
computer services said its annual performance will meet expectations with
contract wins from the Office for National Statistics, MyTravel, Barclaycard and
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Calendar: United Kingdom
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Europe & World (GMT) |
BSkyB (I), Fulcrum (I), Alliance Pharma (F), FirstGroup (F), Galen Pharma (I), N
Brown (F), Carillion (AGM), Gallaher (AGM), Guinness Peat
(AGM), Maisha (AGM), Mallett (AGM), Nichols (AGM), Ottakar's (AGM), Quarto Group
(AGM), Spectris (AGM), Taylor Nelson (AGM), Unilever (AGM), Watermark Group
(AGM), Weir Group (AGM)BOE Inflation Report (09:30)
Labour Market Report (08:30),
March Trade (08:30)
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Walt Disney
Computer Associates International
Federated Department Stores
Compuware
1.30pm Export Prices ex-ag.
1.30pm Import Prices ex-oil
1.30pm Trade Balance |
Le Carbone Lorraine
European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company EADS NV
GFI Informatique SA
Enel (IT) |
Ex Dividend:
AMEC 284.25 6.90 2.43%, Anglo Irish Bank Corporation 13.25 7.52c 0.57%,
Antofagasta 925.00 12.84 1.39%, Andrews Sykes Group 217.00 3.00 1.38%, BP 500.50
3.67 0.73%, Booth Industries Group 29.50 5.00 16.95%, Bertam Holdings 285.00
6.25 2.19%, Beattie (James) 132.00 8.40 6.36%, Chemring Group 442.00 4.85
1.10%, Gresham House 442.50 3.10 0.70%, GlaxoSmithKline 1195.00 10.00 0.84%,
Hydro International 122.00 1.50 1.23%, Incepta Group 103.50 1.00 0.97%, Jennings
Brothers 249.00 4.30 1.73%, Lookers 287.50 7.70 2.68%, Metalrax Group 88.50 3.75
4.24%, Premier Direct Group 747.50 7.00 0.94%, REXAM 457.25 9.58 2.10%,
Richmond Foods 517.50 1.00 0.19%, Severfield-Rowen 390.00 10.75 2.76%,
Trio Holdings 26.75 0.25 0.93%, Wensum Company 84.50 4.20 4.97%,
Whitbread 769.50 16.20 2.11% |
hijeff
- 12 May 2004 06:59
- 2 of 26
morning any1 know what time agm at ulvr is?
zarif
- 12 May 2004 07:27
- 3 of 26
morning croc and all.
Crocodile
- 12 May 2004 07:40
- 4 of 26
Morning all
I have been requested to put a chart of the oil crude prices on the header which would have to replace another one.
Any thoughts on this?
D.
Crocodile
- 12 May 2004 07:45
- 5 of 26
Look for a rise in Woolworths after some very strong late night buying, someone seems to be interested.
Scripophilist
- 12 May 2004 07:51
- 6 of 26
Stick Oil on and remove a Euro exchange IMO
Fundamentalist
- 12 May 2004 08:28
- 8 of 26
Mornin All
Croc - would appreciate the oil chart, remove either Euro exchange or 10 year bond is my preference.
jj50
- 12 May 2004 09:26
- 9 of 26
Monring all - removing Euro exchange or 10 year bond would be my preference too.
Thanks Croc.
Melnibone
- 12 May 2004 09:28
- 10 of 26
Morning all,
Can't post the chart as Mam's charts seem to have a glitch.
The downtrend I mentioned yesterday is still holding which was
where the FTSE stalled out circa 4450.
Swing charts are now negative as are the P@F charts.
If I go strictly by the charts I should now be waiting
to short the rallys. Key, as always, is the US.
S@P/DOW 1085/10,000.
They are still holding, by the skin of their teeth. Nasdaq
is still below 2000 and the Nasdaq100 is trying to hold on
to 1400.
Little woman, I've been long on OOM, same as you, all week.
I'll send you the bill if you're wrong. :-))
Melnibone.
IanT(MoneyAM)
- 12 May 2004 09:30
- 11 of 26
Melnibone,
With regard to FTSE charts on MoneyAM our suppliers are experiencing a problem with the FTSE indices charts (all stock charts are unaffected) - apologies for this - if you look on the FTSE INDICES thread I posted earlier you will find more information
Regards
Ian
Melnibone
- 12 May 2004 09:44
- 13 of 26
No problem, Ian. Thanks for the reply.
Melnibone.
Melnibone
- 12 May 2004 09:51
- 14 of 26
If you check the chart of OOM, it gapped open on the Monday morning
following the bid offer. This week it closed that gap open and
left a gap open lower above it.
OOM was left in a good position when it floated, thanks to
Big Daddy BT.A picking up the tab. Mobile coms can only get bigger.
Mix in the fact that whoever wants to buy it will have to stump up
something north of 115p, would you, as a Bear, select OOM as a short.
I suggest not.
Melnibone.
ThePlayboy
- 12 May 2004 10:07
- 17 of 26
LW the ftse your referring to? have u not seen Ians post above?
IanT(MoneyAM)
- 12 May 2004 10:13
- 18 of 26
Guys,
There is still a residual problem with the FTSE charts - I will update you as soon as possible.
Ian
Melnibone
- 12 May 2004 10:17
- 19 of 26
If it's still working, this chart shows the trendline
that we need to break to start rising again.
Melnibone.
ThePlayboy
- 12 May 2004 10:19
- 20 of 26
4460 the key mel