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Traders Thread - Monday 29th December (YAWN)
Crocodile - 28 Dec 2003 11:19
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Manchester United: Russian senator Ralif Safin, a founder of Russian oil company Lukoil, has talked to London-based investment banks about making a bid for the club Lehman Brothers is set to take over troubled British hotel group Le Meridien this week in a 700 million pounds according to the Times Parmalat shares have been suspended indefinitely making investors very cautious about the Italian stock market. |
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15.00 Nov Help Wanted Index 38 .0 exp. |
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little woman
- 28 Dec 2003 12:38
- 3 of 23
Crocodile - 28 Dec 2003 12:55 - 4 of 23
It confused me
Druid2
- 28 Dec 2003 17:13
- 5 of 23
Crocodile - 28 Dec 2003 21:46 - 6 of 23
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Headlines Sunday NEWS 28th December Stores have reported brisk business as millions of shoppers take advantage of the post-Christmas bargains.Three-quarters of the British public plan to visit the sales and spend an estimated 90bn, according to new research. Analysts at Panmure have unveiled their top 10 stock tips for next year. Associated British Foods ABF - buy; potential for 10%-20% earnings growth over the coming years BAA BAA - buy, target price 580p; looks cheap on a valuation level GUS GUS - buy; company has good organic growth and makes complimentary acquisitions Reuters RTR - buy, target price 280p; sees plenty of potential for upgrades. Acambis ACM - buy, target price 400p; company expected to win U.S. smallpox contract and expect Yellow Fever vaccine to be approved next year Anite AIE - buy, target price 60p; looks quite cheap in a sector where many stocks are looking expensive Barratt Developments BDEV - buy, target price 640p; strong growth in previous years expected to continue Henlys HNL - but, target price 110p; see potential for share price to double Jardine Lloyd Thompson JLT - buy; company has a good yield and no underwriting risk VT Group VTG - buy, target price 300p; company has three large potential contract wins in the pipeline for next year. |
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| SUNDAY TIMES Emap snaps up French trade fair Paddy Power casino to rival online giants Lapthorne makes 2.5m for turning round Cable & Wireless Cable and Wireless BAE seeks more cash for carriers Creditor seeks liquidation of Bula Tomkins chief prepares for a comeback, Lupus Royal Bank of Scotland Boss buys 2.5% of Norish equity |
William Morrison, Safeway Sir Ken, the grandaddy of all grocers Cable and Wireless, Stock market rises from the ashes Sharewatch: Thus Sharewatch: Manchester United Marconi Corporation, Stock market rises from the ashes Safeway, 5m deal safe with Morrisons says SFA |
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M&S, Tesco In contrast to the stuttering sales encountered by retailers so far over the holiday season, online grocers have had a record festive period. the world's largest Internet grocer, reported sales of Christmas dinners online were up 30 percent on last year, while non-food sales, including items such as DVDs music and hardware, were up by 50 percent on last December. Other grocery websites are also expected to report good returns when they reveal figures over the next fortnight. Hewlett-Packard said it had been surprised by the strength in recent sales of corporate computers and servers underscoring the strong rebound in company spending on information technology Royal Bank of Scotland, Doncasters, the engineering group bought out by two years ago, has been forced to restructure more than 400 million pounds of debt after a slump in demand from the aerospace and power-generation industries. |
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| SUNDAY TELEGRAPH International Power close to 300m buy Canary Wharf saga winds on |
Monterrico, Next Fifteen Communications, First Quantum, Monotub, Peter Hambro Mining Pleasing profits as our smaller share tips surge |
| Marks & Spencer and WH Smith are both said to have had a difficult time in the run-up to Christmas and the City is bracing itself for further bad news from the retail sector this week, | |
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OBSERVER WPP, When battles flared across the board |
HSBC Bears in retreat as FTSE looks up |
| Sainsbury's chief executive Sir Peter Davis has said the supermarket group will not cut the quality of its product range when it launches its price-cutting campaign next summer, | |
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SUNDAY MAIL Market-fixing alert on gas price Granada 30m boost for Arsenal Shadow over house boom |
Buys and sells from top analysts Who the experts recommend Footsie 'to rise 7% in 2004' |
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Lloyds TSB is stepping up its move into the motor trade by opening a four million pound used-car showroom next month in the West Midlands |
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Business Post Group, Royal Mail executive delivers, then quits |
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SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY GlaxoSmithKline Lack of orders raises fears for employees |
EasyJet Holidaymakers tied in knots by net revolution |
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INVESTORS CHRONICLE Tips: Buy RMC (RMC) at 625p - Speedy Hire (SDY) at 370p - Windsor (WNDR) at 43.5p - Basepoint (BNT) at 117p.Sell JJB Sports (JJB) at 250p - Quiktrak Network (QTR) at 20p. Updates: Buy Lloyds TSB (LLOY) - TT Electronics (TTG) - William Ransom (RNSM). Sell Antofagasta (ANTO) - Top Ten Holdings (TTH) good value. Company Results: Sell Homestyle (HME) - MyTravel Group (MT) - Carpetright (CPR). Buy NHP (NHP). |
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SHARES MAGAZINE Top Tips for 2004: McCarthy & Stone (MCTY) - Paragon Group (PAG) - Lawrence (LAC) - Cardpoint (CASH) - John Laing (LNGO) - British Land (BLND) - Volex (VLX) - Premier Direct (PDR) - BAE Systems (BA) - Bodycote International (BOY) - Courts (CRTO) - Bovis Homes (BVS) - United Business Media (UBM) - SMG (SMG) - Hill & Smith (HILS) - Landround (LDR) - Hardys & Hansons (HDYS) - Ultimate Leisure (ULG) - Forth Ports (FPT) - Proteome Sciences (PRM). |
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Street historically has a modest rally in the last five trading days of the year
and the first two in January, according to the Stock Trader's
Almanac, In the US Most of the week's
key data will fall on Tuesday, when reports on consumer confidence and business
activity in the U.S. Midwest are released. The
National Association of Purchasing Management-Chicago's business barometer is
expected to slip to 62.2 in December from 64.1 in November
Additionally, the Institute of Supply Management, or ISM, will report its
monthly index of manufacturing activity on Friday. Economists have pegged the
December reading at 61.0, down slightly from November's 62.8. |
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15.00 Nov Help Wanted Index 38 .0 exp. | |||||||
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10.30 Dec GfK Consumer Confidence 5.0 exp. |
15.00 Dec Consumer Confidence 90.3 exp. 15.00 Nov Existing Homes Sales 6.42m exp. 15.00 Dec Chicago PMI 61.1 exp. | 09.00 Oct M3 Money Supply 3m ma | ||||||
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Markets Close at 1230 |
13.30 Initial Jobless Claims (w/e 27/12) |
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Ex Dividend: AAEA Technology (1.5), Atkins WS (2), BOC Group (15.5), Reliance Security Group (3.8), Smith WH (13), Speedy Hire (3.7), Ultraframe (7.86), Wolverhampton & Dudley Breweries (21.2), Workspace Group (10.3) | ||||||||
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Markets Closed, Dow Jones and the Nasdaq will be closed and many investors will be taking off work for the entire week. |
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09.30 Nov Final M4 Money Supply 09.30 Nov Net Consumer Credit 1.4bn exp. 09.30 BOE Publishes Q3 Mortgage Equity Figures 09.30 Nov Net Lending Secured on Dwellings 9.0bn exp. 09.30 Dec CIPS Manufacturing PMI |
15.00 Dec Manufacturing ISM 60.0 exp. | 09.00 Dec BME Manufacturing PMI |
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| Xmas & New Year Thoughts (Click) Happy New Year ! David (Crocodile) David@SnappyTrader.com www.SnappyTrader.com | ||||||||
Crocodile - 29 Dec 2003 07:36 - 7 of 23
Douggie - 29 Dec 2003 08:06 - 8 of 23
little woman
- 29 Dec 2003 08:13
- 9 of 23
I thought for a moment that the market had forgotten to open! But it seems moneyam just has the "holiday blues" and service will resume soon!
Douggie - 29 Dec 2003 08:14 - 10 of 23
Druid2
- 29 Dec 2003 08:26
- 11 of 23
little woman
- 29 Dec 2003 08:32
- 12 of 23
little woman
- 29 Dec 2003 08:36
- 13 of 23
Melnibone - 29 Dec 2003 09:14 - 14 of 23
Thought I'd have a peek at what's going on, don't
expect much today.
Volume at 0815 Hrs is usually around 50/100 million after
the market has been open for 15 mins.
Today it was........ 4 Million. :-)
Says it all really.
Volatility can occur in low volume scenarios where a few
trades can distort the market. So if any one has a particular
buy or sell price that they are looking for in an individual
stock, you may get lucky on a day like this.
Spreads won't be very good for actual day trading, so maybe
sticking to the index at a 3 point spread may be the way
to go if any particular level takes your fancy.
Melnibone.
Geoff(MoneyAM)
- 29 Dec 2003 09:21
- 15 of 23
Appologies for this morning's problems.
All now should be ok.
If anyone is still experiencing difficulties please let uis know.
Geoff
little woman
- 29 Dec 2003 10:44
- 16 of 23
little woman
- 29 Dec 2003 11:25
- 17 of 23
little woman
- 29 Dec 2003 12:29
- 18 of 23
little woman
- 29 Dec 2003 12:29
- 19 of 23
Melnibone - 29 Dec 2003 15:10 - 20 of 23
is making heavy weather in trying to break 4457.
Coincidently, as well as 4457 being R1 it is also
the last trading day's high.
Could be a nice pullback in the last hour.
Melnibone.
little woman
- 29 Dec 2003 20:10
- 21 of 23
The Dow seems to be holding just above r3 - 103400, the big question is will it go up, hold or fall back. Not long to go now.
zarif
- 29 Dec 2003 20:40
- 22 of 23
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