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London shares - mid-morning features

Stock on the move up today and selected at "UPS" during the week and today

BDEV
RNVO
MYH
DOO

I've noticed Master about MYH.

Trouble is more and more I believe it is the MM's playing games. As soon as I bought DOO it dropped and I've no doubt that any buying into MYH would have the same affect. Any small share that rises immediately drops as people take their profit straight away. If it doesn't drop then I suggest there is no real buying going on

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dealerdear

re-If it doesn't drop then I suggest there is no real buying going on

MMs are playing games all the time naturally but at MYH, there is buying today, there is another market called "market pluss" that does almost all the business, link below, shares had the retracement 2/3 and now moving higher again ahead of results, news today by 30th June 08.

Link to Plus market trades .... plus market

OUTLOOK UK smaller company results for two weeks to June 27OUTLOOK UK smaller company results for two weeks to June 27

Thanks Master.

Yes I know about plus market and am always keeing an eye on it.

OUTLOOK UK smaller company results for two weeks to June 27OUTLOOK UK smaller company results for two weeks to June 27

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Precious Metals Summary - London AM Fixings

        LUNCH TIME FUN ON FRIDAY 13th

DISGUSTING CHIC BUSH
Hundreds of thousands of passengers at Heathrow face lengthy delays and
even cancellations this weekend because of George W Bush's visit to London.
The US President is refusing to fly in to a military base and has
demanded he land at the world's busiest airport.

Security concerns mean arrivals of commercial flights will be almost
halved for an hour before the fleet of planes, including Air Force One,
touch down on Sunday. The entire process will be repeated on Monday
when the President leaves


       

Don't we just love him.

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