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Previously flagged this one up.

Just gone long. Got some momentum behind it.

Here's a long term hold of mine, making new highs:

Breakout through the uptrend ceiling aswell SC.

That's a nice chart GF - 230 looks like long term resistance.

Yep one good reason why you should always remember to look at charts over at least 3 time frames.

Yep, I'm in a quandary. One day they'll get taken over, in the meantime, the yield is great (from where I bought them). Stick or twist? On this occasion, I'm going to stick.

Northbridge full broker note.....

http://www.directorstalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Northbridge-2201.pdf

D BANK full note from this morning.

easyJet Buy

Reuters: EZJ.L Exchange: LSE Ticker: EZJ
Tgt 745p to 940p. Ride any Q1-13 weakness; now is not the time for profit taking

Price (GBP) 857.50
Price target (GBP) 940.00
52-week range (GBP) 872.00 - 403.80
Market cap (GBP)(m) 3,498.6
Shares outstanding (m) 413
FTSE 100 INDEX 6,181.0
FYE 9/30 2012A 2013E 2014E
Revenue
(GBPm)
3,854 4,069 4,319
DB PBT (GBPm) 317 354 395
Stated PBT
(GBPm)
317 354 395
DB EPS (GBP) 61.74 67.78 75.55
DPS (GBP) 21.50 22.87 25.49
P/E (DB EPS)(x) 7.5 12.7 11.3
Can upgrades and commentary keep up with the share price?
easyJet reports Q1-13 results on Thursday 24th January. Given meteoric LTM
performance (114%, excluding the dividend), we see the debate as being whether to
take profits or continue to accumulate. We favour the latter. We acknowledge the
potential for profit taking on possible weakness around Q1- 13 due to winter
(conservative) commentary and the likelihood that it is still too early for precise
allocated seating guidance. Yet despite this, the three tenets of our fundamental
buy case remain intact (see below). We are raising our PT to 940p from a FY13
EV/EBITDAR multiple upgrade to 7.7x (the 5 year avg) reflecting a safer, dividend
paying stock with a structurally positive outlook.
What are the potential sources of weakness?
We think any potential short-term pressure may largely be from profit taking rather
than a fundamental change in the equity story. For example we feel there is an
expectation of allocated seating guidance which, in our view, would not yet be
forthcoming. In addition, we acknowledge yields could be weaker than expected as
easyJet is adding (strategic) capacity and winter commentary is typically
conservative. However the fundamental risks to our view are (1) On Time
Performance (OTP) deterioration from allocated seating, (2) an over-sized near term
aircraft order and (3) increased competition from low-cost subsidiaries of network
carriers. And of these, we think only OTP will be addressed at Q1-13. We are
optimistic of stable or only marginally impacted OTP performance.
But the three tenets of our fundamental buy case remain intact
easyJet is a structural winner in our view and we believe the following three factors
will drive commentary and forecasts over the next 12-18 months -
(1) Allocated seating; we think this will deliver high margin, incremental revenues
and, although most of the market has now upgraded forecasts, we still see upside
when easyJet eventually confirms a profit number,
(2) A benign competitive environment; with network carriers re-trenching we see
opportunity for profitable, tier 1 airport market share gains and
(3) Increasing business traffic mix; booking systems will be fully integrated with GDS
platforms from H2-13 and in conjunction with allocated seating we see this driving
more high yielding business traffic to easyJet.
Valuation and Risks
We now value easyJet using a FY13 EV/EBITDAR multiple of 7.7x (previously 6.5x)
which is in-line with the 5 year avg of the stock. (Over the last 5 years the stock has
traded between 4.7x - 9.2x). This has increased our PT to 940. Risks are discussed
in second paragraph (above).
Geof Collyer
(+44) 20 754-75325
geof.collyer@

JP MORGAN full note out today.

BT Group
Overweight
Previous: Not Rated
BT.L, BT/A LN

A solid value safe haven; resuming coverage with an
Overweight recommendation
Price: 246p
Price Target: 280p


Price Performance
BT.L share price (p)
MSCI-Eu (rebased)

We resume coverage with an Overweight recommendation and 280p Mar-14
price target (previously 250p). We view BT as a secure source of value, with
few material risks to derail the investment case. It does slightly lack a catalyst
(we expect Q3 results on 1 Feb to be in-line), although our expectation for
content wholesale deals later this year would de-risk its content investment
and should improve investor sentiment towards its ‘14/15 FCF guidance of
around £2.5bn.

 There are many reasons to be positive on BT: it is UK-centric, fixed-line,
operates in a rational market, has a strong track record on cost control, has
no (or minimal) exposure to spectrum auctions, is investing in fibre today
(meaning capex has scope to reduce in the medium-term), is actively degearing
and has a well-covered and growing dividend.
 Launch of content in focus in 2013. The main evolution to the investment
case this year is likely to be the launch of the BT Sport channel. We believe
that due to low industry churn and BT’s continued lobbying for more open
content wholesale markets, BT is likely to wholesale the channel to other
operators rather than pursue an exclusive strategy. In our view a key benefit
that BT can realise from its content purchase is to use it as a bargaining chip
to improve its access to Sky’s content, while the announcement of
wholesale deals would achieve scale distribution and de-risk the investment.
 Low ops risk, high (but known) pension risk. BT has lower operational
forecast risk than most incumbents in our view, but carries more balance
sheet volatility via its pension deficit (Q2 IAS19: gross assets £38.2bn, gross
liabilities £42.0bn). Importantly, near-term obligations of £325m in March
‘13 and ‘14 are agreed, alongside a mechanism to calculate payments until
2024. Under the current mechanism, even the worst case appears
manageable (March ‘15 £655m, increasing to a peak in March ‘21 £724m),
in the context of BT guiding ‘14/15 normalised FCF of around £2.5bn and
its dividend guidance implying a ‘14/15 dividend of £0.8bn-1.0bn.
 Valuation. BT trades at EV/EBITDA ‘13/14e 4.4x (Euro peers 4.8x), adj.
EFCF yield 10.4% (11.2%), PE 9.6x (10.5x), and dividend yield 4.3%
(6.2%), whilst in our view carrying lower forecast risk than most Euro
incumbents. We reach a 280p Mar-14 PT using a relative multiple method.

Right updates to charts at top of page.

Bullish Trending charts.... In comes TATE AAS STJ TRG

Out goes VCT

Bearish Trending charts.... Out goes SFR BG. CHG

12 week highs......In comes BHY CAR BT.A AGA SDR

"Dear IG Clients, Investors Intelligence analysis is no longer available through IG."

A real kick in the teeth for IG clients.

Used to enjoy reading that first thing.

IG seems to be cost cutting a lot of late.

Any use any other S Bet or CFD providers???????. Are they any good?.

I've mentioned these before, I have them both as part of the yield element of my SIPP.

1. Credit Investments??? what are they skinny.

2. Plus how do you transfer a chart from Big Charts interactive site onto here?. Are you using print screen or an uploader?. I right click on the charts and get nothing. usualy get copy so I can transfer to paint and uploader WEBS. Puzzled.

GF.

1) Have a look at these threads over the road RECI and RECP - as you can imagine, the threads are not very 'busy' due to the nature of the investment.

2). In Chrome -

right click over the chart in Big Charts.
take the 'save image as' option
save it to your PC.
make any edits in paint etc.
then upload the image - I use photobucket.
post the imgage here or where ever.

Cheers Skinny.

Save to your PC? whats the procedure here. Useless at this sort of thing.

PDG

Breakout confirmed. 25p resistance level. Trading buy?.

yes, results due 18th feb.

GF - the 'save image as' option will present you with the windows 'save as' screen - from there it should be self explanatory.

I suggest you save it as a ".gif' file.

ahhh right yes your using chrome browser.

cheers skinny.

Deutsch bank Full Notes....

TARGET PRICE CHANGES

Fresnillo
Tgt 1,800p to 1,705p. 4Q12 Prod - in line with stale guidance
https://ger.db.com/csa/pubdoc/1i0rtgszoeehk55

Kingfisher
Tgt 300p to 290p. Lowering Q4 and FY14 expectations
https://ger.db.com/csa/pubdoc/c6sqkb907orngtq

SABMiller
Tgt 2,800p to 2,900p. Q3 13 trading update
https://ger.db.com/csa/pubdoc/hyhpm20dngtyq2