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sorry wrong thread.

Had a flutter here FSJ looks way oversold on association with Oil Industry. Many strings to its bow.

ARM ..ARM Holdings, broken out of downward trend channel. Really need to give it a further 24 hours for confirmation.

ARM Holdings broker views

Date Broker Recommendation Price Old target price New target price Notes
05 Dec Berenberg Buy 946.50 1,350.00 1,350.00 Reiterates
04 Dec Credit Suisse Outperform 946.50 1,000.00 1,000.00 Reiterates
03 Dec RBC Capital Markets Outperform 946.50 1,030.00 1,030.00 Retains
24 Nov Exane BNP Paribas Outperform 946.50 - 1,100.00 Reiterates
20 Nov Citigroup Neutral 946.50 850.00 850.00 Reiterates

Long on PLP POLYPIPE........recent new float and world leader in its field, my play on the housing market. Was a toss up with Howden but howden although a solid company looks expensive on present ratings.

No good puting a chart up yet for PLP so will post a overview in link below.......

http://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/p/polypipe-group-plc-ordinary-shares-0.1p

scsw tipped as a buy again yesterday, from across the road.

GRG GREGGs bought this late yes, look like it can push on from here to a new upleg. Should benefit from 3rd party sales.

05 Dec Canaccord Genuity Buy 659.00 - 830.00 Initiates/Starts

it's a shame that NMX3720 (HG+HC Index) = blue has such a wide spreead and is so heavily weighted with/by RB. as that would make a really good good spread across a sector that ought to benefit over the coming months

NMX2350 (C+M Index) = red should also do well, even if that tends to be quite dozy .... note how it has severely underperfomed relative to NMX3720

Cyners which colour is which please?

sorry m8 .... per noted above now

Cheers.

took a small turn on NMX2350 - every little helps :-) - as dow looks to be heading south once again

Yep it seems that way at the moment.

One for the hot Watch List.

OCDO.... OCADO on the verge of breaking out. Heavily shorted the process of Buying back will help the SP. Watch for breakout.

OCDO SP target if stock breaks out 380p followed by 400p and then 460p.

an interesting thought, especially as OCDO should be a beneficiary of christmas trade

the something or other in the woodpile(!!) is the dow now heading south, so one wonders for how long ftse can avoid following suit

AML Amlin PLC, SP looks like a lovely position to be in for a short/med term trade. A wall of no resistance. MACD +

stay away from that NOWT thread, for it clearly addles your brain :-)

are you still bullish and looking for a strong Christmas rally (from or to what level?), even though Dow is currently intent on heading south, pulling FTSE with it?

cynic

are you going to take your own advice ?

been busy making money elsewhere, so unless something takes my eye on NOWT thread, i doubt i shall comment much if at all

looks that tomorrow "short" will be the play
shall probably short ftse in a mo though not on a large scale