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Yep but when it all settles down theres going to be one hell of a bull market.

regardless of which party wins the most seats at the election, take it that we'll have a wishy-washy hung parliament with widow twanky as pm, so what sector(s) are most likely to benefit?

imo, best bets must be lower-range housebuilders and infrastructure construction companies?

i don't fancy backing any in the financial sector, as i think that remains an augean stable
supermarkets look to have too much pressure on their margins for comfort
drug and electronics? ..... maybe, but in small doses
clever choice of oilies - perhaps BP even - may give rich pickings too


meanwhile, the stock indices are likely to remain very volatile so with care and caution, money to be made on both dow and ftse in both directions - skinny and shortie will probably be buying yachts with their quality plays :-)


anyone else fancy a prediction?

Food producers.

I haven't played the FTSE since last week as it became even more irrational (to me).

Here's the only yacht that I'll be buying - but where an I going to find a wooden pond!

"anyone else fancy a prediction?"... What on here you must be joking -):

Gold worth still keeping an eye on though.

Arrrrrrrrr Stan a canny fellow.

Hope some of you got on the last lot ive posted up. Going like the clappers even RBS.

ITV having a good run this week , will it end the day at 230 ?

i'm afraid i didn't follow any of sticky's latest leads ..... nice to see that he's on a good run though

however, i do hold some ITV and good to see them gently heading north

Manuel,

Check the projections.

I got out of the party.

But watching.

Hey yep noticed ITV breaking out earlier on. I do hold check the thread. Boring ride up though. Can understand Fred getting out.

Always a slow coach ITV. Might be the sympathy vote for Deidrie..........she was a lovely women shame she as been taken so early at the age of 60.

RTN
time for you guys to have another look at this one .... i already hold

Can't see me ever buying a yacht, couldn't think of a worse investment. I would however consider a fort in the Solent or something similar! Mind you I'd better get some trades on if that's the case, haven't much felt like playing the spreads this week so far.

i agree .... there's rarely logic, but there doesn't even seem to be any pattern

Well done Cynic, looks great for a short play turn.



735 I think will be the pivotal-point.

Manuel,

Lookfor the butterfly and ask it.

To much world news accessible with its uncertainties.

Difficult.

you're right fred, and i should follow the old adage, "if in doubt, do nowt"


RTN - may bank my profit, but shan't short, though i see the logic - eg just nosing into new high ground so could be vulnerable

use a short stop loss.

Just dragged my Stops on bets up.

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