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The Traders Thread - Friday 18th January (TRAD)     

Greystone - 17 Jan 2008 21:45

Kyoto - 18 Jan 2008 06:48 - 7 of 52

TFN UK calendar and forecasts for today

Kyoto - 18 Jan 2008 07:34 - 10 of 52

The Friday Press Roundup

Kyoto - 18 Jan 2008 07:39 - 11 of 52

Thomson Financial UK at a glance share guide

Kyoto - 18 Jan 2008 07:50 - 13 of 52

Carphone Warehouse (CPW) say Q3 revenues are up 14% and the FY outlook is unchanged and positive, despite the more uncertain consumer environment. Cantor are calling it lower. Rio Tinto (RIO) plan to develop a mine that mines itself. HSBC (HSBA) wants a listing in China. Gordon Brown has travelled to China with Northern Rock (NRK) bidder Richard Branson - he wants their Sovereign Wealth Fund investments...

It's been a Night of the Long Knives over at SCi Entertainment Group (SEG), where the CEO, Managing Director and Studios Director have all 'stepped down', without the customary thanks from the Chairman for their service. They are still looking for funding. Marchpole Holdings (MPH) have settled their legal dispute out of court. Cineworld (CINE) say they've had a solid year and a good start to 2008. Regal Petroleum (RPT) have failed to find further hydrocarbons. Major Northern Rock shareholder RAB Capital (RAB) say trading in Q3 and Q4 was difficult but claim their performance was 'commendable'. Distressed lender Paragon (PAG) say they are continuing to trade profitably in line with expectations, but will cease most new lending on 28 February and will continue to seek funding after the rights issue. EMI is supposed to be bidding for Chrysalis (CHS).

Kazakhmys (KAZ) has been upgraded to overweight from neutral with a reduced 1500 target by HSBC.

The FTSE is currently being called down 17 at 5,885 by CMC. Dow futures are currently being called up 128 at 12,287 after yesterday's 307 point fall. The Hang Seng has had a another 1,000 point turnaround. Tom Hougaard saw signs of capitulation yesterday and thinks it's time to go long - sees 100 points on the S&P and 500-600 on the Dow. But 2008 will be difficult.

Kyoto - 18 Jan 2008 10:04 - 26 of 52

Metals - Gold falls as dollar bounce slows demand
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