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Traders Thread - Friday 5th March (JDW)     

Crocodile - 04 Mar 2004 21:19

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US tech stocks rallied as investors geared up for Intel's mid-quarter update after the close. The DOW ended little changed ahead of February jobs report tomorrow.

Intel said after the US markets closed that first-quarter sales would come in lower than originally expected, which could lead to worries that business spending on technology may not be picking up as quickly as Wall Street had hoped.

Marshalls maker of concrete block paving reported a 2% rise to 50.4 million pounds in annual profit that broadly met forecasts and said trading conditions remained good.

EasyJet reported a 17.4% rise in February passenger traffic to 1.86 million boosted by its new routes at a 89% seat load factor

Greggs high-street baker reported a 10.4% rise in annual profit to 40.5 million pounds and said sales are up 3.1% in the first nine weeks of the current year.

London Clubs casino operator said on it was raising 49 million pounds in a rights issue at 70 pence per share enabling it settle all outstanding debt (to remain solvent) and expand ahead of government plans to deregulate Britain's gambling industry.

Mowlem reported annual profits of 45.2 million pounds up 37%, its eighth successive year of growth beating analysts forecast of 39 million pounds. They said the sale of two investments in UK government projects had contributed to the exceptional gains.

Axis-Shield diagnostics firm reported annual results up 7.2% to 50.3 million pounds in line with market forecasts and said it expected to substantially reduce losses in 2004. They also announced an agreement with the Chinese health ministry to trial its diabetes detection kit in a country with an estimated 40 million diabetes patients

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Crocodile - 05 Mar 2004 07:36 - 4 of 12

Morning all

zarif - 05 Mar 2004 07:53 - 5 of 12

good morning to all

zarif

little woman - 05 Mar 2004 08:43 - 6 of 12

Morning all,

FTSE100 chart for yesterday looks really interesting - must have been an really good day to trade.

ThePlayboy - 05 Mar 2004 08:48 - 7 of 12

little women in brief NO:( bar the end OOM helped and buyers hoping on good Intel! if you were out yesterday you did not miss much.

little woman - 05 Mar 2004 09:06 - 8 of 12

PB - you surprise me.

I've not actually opened the spreadbetting account yet - and I must admit I'm have second thoughts.... I'm going to wait a bit I think (especially until I know I'm going to be arround a bit more!)

So I'm still back to trading the old fashioned way! Must start to do some more details research again - check out the old fundamentals rather than the charts (which I don't really understand anyway!)

chartist2004 - 05 Mar 2004 09:15 - 9 of 12

Little Woman - you're not using CMC again I take it? Margin is the key!
You must be init to win it ...
ps CMC have taken me out many times, you are not alone..

little woman - 05 Mar 2004 09:46 - 10 of 12

No chartist2004 - not using CMC.

I've got 2 ordinary broker (no advise) accounts I can deal through the internet. Bit more expensive, and I have to stump up 100%, stamp duty etc - and of course no shorting! But life is a lot simpler and less fustrating!

Melnibone - 05 Mar 2004 10:08 - 11 of 12

Morning all,

Just a quick visit, shopping with Mrs. Melnibone today. :-(
The credit card's run off and hid somewhere already. ;-)

My SKP are already nicely in profit, so I'll forget about
them and have a look at what the S@P is doing post jobs
data later on today.

I don't like to pre-empt the big data, nor the reaction to it.
Sometimes it can react the opposite to what you think depending
upon who has the profit, Bears or Bulls, and there is still
games being played on the Euro/Dollar as Euro Bulls are
getting shaken out and parted from their money.
When they've lost theirs, it'll be time for Mr Forex Market
to lick its lips and feast its greedy eyes on the Dollar Bulls.

Oh what fun this trading game is. :-)

Maybe catch you later.

Melnibone.

little woman - 05 Mar 2004 18:04 - 12 of 12

I seem to be spending more time reading the threads in the traders room than ever before as they are more general. There are too many threads on individual shares now in the investors room. (Its one of the reasons I stopped using ADVFN).

Must admit my interest changes all the time when it comes to individual shares, so ones I'm interesting in now, are often different to the ones I'm interesting in tommorrow!
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