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Nope red and green tooo hazy after a while stick to usual.

Look at that gap to fill on BBY Skinny..............tempting me.

I'm long from @236.5 - tomorrow is a gap maker/breaker imho.

Skinny comment from iii week ahead.........


Tuesday 8 January
Balfour Beatty (BBY) will grace investors with its full-year trading update on Tuesday.

Recent news: The company's construction-related profit warning in November hit sentiment in the share price. At the time, Balfour said construction markets in both the UK and US had softened during the last six months, while its rail business was performing below expectations. However, it stressed contract momentum had remained positive.

Analysts' expectations: Consensus expectations are for pre-tax profits to come in at £290 million.

"We have stuck with our positive stance on Balfour Beatty due to its broad international infrastructure positioning," says Panmure Gordon's Andy Brown. "It has a strong professional services presence which along with its support-services operations complements its core construction activity. Both these areas enhance the group margin potential, so improve the quality of earnings." He adds that the valuation remains "attractive".

Valuation: The stock is trading on a 2013 P/E ratio just shy of nine times.

Right updates,

BULLISH TRENDING CHARTS....added.....EZJ ITV IOF WAND RYA

BEARISH TRENDING CHARTS...... added..... BJU PBTY

12 WEEK HIGHS....added..... BARC SKS SIV MGG

Good luck have a good week.

GF - you have BARC twice in the 12 week highs - why not replace it with RBS or HSBA.

ooops will do. Cheers.

Long on ITE. Seems temporarily 0versold. G Sachs have 350p target on it.

Skinny be carefull just found this on twitter at 1.51 am.......

Mark Kleinman ‏@MarkKleinmanSky
Exclusive: Balfour Beatty CEO Ian Tyler will announce tmrw that he is stepping down. Deputy CEO Andrew McNaughton to succeed him. More soon

Hmmm - Ok thanks.

Here is a link Balfour Beatty chief Ian Tyler steps down after profit warning

Doesnt look tooo bad skinny..in line.

I wonder which companies stand to benefit from the rail expenditure news.

he he...can of worms etc.

Interesting piece from my brokwer on Builders today. Some big upgrades.


European Daily Focus

Deutsche Bank AG/London Page 3

UK HOUSEBUILDERS Outlook 2013 - remaining positive but being selective

Our top picks remain for Barratt, Berkeley and Bovis.
Despite expectations of constrained economic and mortgage activity in 2013, we believe the pull-through of higher
margin new land should sustain upwards momentum in consensus ests. Market share gains and govt support offer
upside to volumes which could supplement this further. Given the strong performance of the UK housebuilders in the
past 12 months the obvious valuation gap in the sector has closed. However with the sector anticipated to achieve
mid teens ROCE by 2014/5 we believe a further re-rating is available. We remain positive on the housebuilders,
although we would look to be selective in our stock selections. Top picks: Barratt, Berkeley and Bovis.
DB ests upgraded by 0-20%, now top end of consensus.
Through 2012 the UK housebuilders saw double digit percentage increases in consensus PBT forecasts. However
with the future years not yet adequately reflecting the increasing contribution of the higher margin new land we have
increased our forecast PBT 2013-15 by a further 0-20%. The largest of these upgrades were at Barratt, Bovis and
Taylor Wimpey, however it is in our most favoured names – Barratt, Berkeley and Bovis where our forecasts are
approx 15-20% ahead of consensus. Our forecasts are currently based on only a 2% increase in selling rates. Any
upside in mortgage lending or greater market share gains would suggest further upgrades could be available.
Moving our price targets, still more to go for
Through 2012 the UK housebuilder sector re-rated, moving from 0.69x 2012 NTAV to 1.0x 2013 NTAV. However as
the sector reaches returns that cover its cost of capital in 2013 moving to mid teen levels by 2014/15 we believe a
further rerating is available. A sector creating mid teen ROCE on a sustainable basis (the upside being based on self
help measures rather than any housing market pick-up) we believe deserves to trade at a 20% premium to its NTAV
(mid range of its 2000-2005 valuation range).
Still 15-30% upside in share prices available without housing market recovery
Given the strong share price performances through the past 12 months, the upside to our price targets in 2013 lack
the massive scale seen in the previous 2 years. However in focusing on those stocks offering the greatest scope for
positive surprise in forecasts and where valuation re-rating remains possible we believe at least 15-30% share price
performance could be available (based on a stable economic and mortgage outlook). Our top picks are Barratt
(significant P&L leverage to new land, faster than expected debt paydown, strong turnaround in ROCE, 10% discount
to NTAV), Bovis (strong growth story with volumes, price and margins all offering scope for upside, a fast turnaround
in ROCE, 10% discount to NTAV) and Berkeley Group (strong pick up in the selling prices and margins from its new
London developments with potential for larger cash returns in the medium term). Barratt would be our preference in a
scenario of higher volumes.
Risks
Risks to the sector include the availability and affordability of mortgages, interest rate, unemployment rate and
consumer confidence, government funding and policy on planning, the timing and profitability of new land, changes
in raw material and labour pricing.

Gone long nice breakout after trading range for a long period.

Ftse 100 not fasr off my resistance target of 6129.

Should be interesting if it can break through it.

gf ... took a view on housebuilders last March and bought half a dozen , best performers by far for me during 2012.

Will Hill have the option to buy Playtech out in Feb don't they ?

Long or short?

Dil I think its a % of PTEC. Ill have another luck mate.