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What a carp day and market. Going down the pub to rediscover my form.

Uncanny how resilient the FTSE 100 is and has been lately.

Trouble is with LLOY I was put off by numerous levels of resistance coming up.

Down the pub it is. Taking the 2 cats with me. They know the way home. Got the yips like Eric Bristow at the moment.

Strange no matter where or how I look 'would be' trades flunk.

Glad I havent been tempted to buy.

Fools gold is this market unless
your shorting.

Sorted my folio last week, knew this
was coming.

Reckon its going to take them Yanks
some time to sort their spending and taxes out.

Off for a week or more in Malta tomorrow.
Got a web connection. laters.

Decided against Malta, got a customer. Mate of mines just been laid off. His need is greater than mine.

Sit out the gloom on the market at home.

Keep an eye on Facebook today as the lock-in period preventing employees from selling shares comes to an end. The shares have halved from flotation levels already. This is one share I've done very well out of shorting off the IPO.

Hmm could be further troubled times ahead then shortie.

52 week breakout...

bought this morning.

Lower indicators look bullish. Reports results thursday.

EZJ Breakout.....

Broker UBS...

U.K Outlook 2013: Triskaidekaphobia Macro: The fear of ’13

Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of the number 13. Although there is plenty to fear, with the
pending US ‘fiscal cliff’ and continuation of the Euro crisis, we believe further steps to resolve
current concerns should be achieved this year and, as such, our economists are forecasting a
r.eturn to trend global GDP growth by 2014. FTSE 100 target = 6,300
Our end-2013 index target of 6,300 is based on a modest P/E re-rating to 11.5x (currently
10.5x), and earnings growing 3% in 2013 and 7% in 2014. Earnings growth should improve
given: (1) a brighter GDP outlook; (2) currency should be less of a drag; and (3) commodity
p.rices are unlikely to see a repeat of this year’s falls. Three themes for 2013
(1) We prefer stocks exposed to the US (US-exposed UK stocks, BBG: UBSHUSUK) and
emerging markets where growth prospects are more promising, cherry-picking stocks at
reasonable valuations. (2) We like dividends in a low-growth world but move up the risk curve in
search of higher yields and better valuations. (3) We look to “self-help” in an uncertain
backdrop, and see share buybacks as one way of boosting returns through higher leverage,
g.iven the yield gap to corporate bonds is at record highs – see Chart 2. Sectors
We like sectors that have lagged and are offering attractive valuations, such as food retail and
oil & gas, as well as sectors that are suited to the improvement in global lead economic
indicators, including the miners and media. We are cautious on the more expensive ‘safe-haven’
sectors, including the consumer staples.
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wrong thread edit.

These may appeal to fellow yield seekers - currently @8.5%

P&F Breakouts: Nov 21, 2012.

Symbol Name Industry Signal Signal
Price Price
Objective Stoploss Latest
Close
FTSE350
BOY Bodycote International PLC FTSE350 Engineering & Machinery Bull 390.00 465.00 360.00 389.5
FDSA Fidessa Group PLC FTSE350 Computer & Software Services Bull 1380.00 1620.00 1240.00 1394
Other
BRAM Brammer Plc Bull 260.00 295.00 235.00 256.75
DRTY DARTY PLC FTSE350 General Retailers Bull 48.00 57.00 43.00 49.75
EMIS EMIS Group PLC Bull 880.00 1020.00 800.00 885
GKP Gulf Keystone Petroleum Bull 188.00 260.00 168.00 197
HYC Hyder Consulting Bull 405.00 495.00 370.00 419.5
TTG TT Electronics PLC Bull 132.00 174.00 112.00 131.25

http://www.cityindex.co.uk/market-analysis/trade-statistics/6892012/rise-of-the-female-trader/

Just out..........any takers??.

22 Nov Imagination... IMG Goldman Sachs Conviction Buy 429.85 423.80 700.00 700.00 Retains

It is Goldman Sachs.

ETI ENTERPRISE INNS

Chart breakout since results very bullish
on very high volume.



Longer term chart showing we have resistance at 94p (march) to
overcome and 97p (apr/may) resistance to overcome.

But on inspection of lower indicators their is still
plenty left in this stock. Just look at how low RSI is.

Looks a very bullish technical set up imo.

CPG looks like its one to watch on verge of a breakout.



Made some good money trading this one.

Another one of my boring yielders RECI - decent reporting today. Its also worth checking out the preference share element.

Boring shares are usualy the biggest gainers.

Trying to reposition out of small caps back to FTSE 250 and 350. Found a bit of form this week after a fortnight with the Yips.