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technical analysis overview courtesy of cantor index

technical analysis overview courtesy of cantor index

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In the past few weeks we have highlighted how the FTSE has broken through its previous bullish trading channel, red region. We mentioned at the time however that a trend line break does not necessarily equal a trend change, and that often a period of consolidation occurs following a break of this nature.  Consolidation areas…

Market news round up, upgrades & downgrades courtesy of Cantor Index

Market news round up, upgrades & downgrades courtesy of Cantor Index

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Cantor Opening Call The FTSE is called to open around unchanged to a little higher today       UK Corporate Announcements Whitbread details that total sales gained 14.3% and that the environment remains challenging, but stays on track to meet its full year targets Domino Printing states that it remains optimistic about its prospects…

Have the Loan market woes ruined my Aim Xmas presssie?

Have the Loan market woes ruined my Aim Xmas presssie?

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The reality of the terrible financing situation in the UK for many small and medium sized firms at present is very clear in the markets when you look at volumes and the share prices of the harder to finance smaller firms. The bank loan markets, for so long the source of the majority of funding,…

the concise guide to the week ahead courtesy of Cantor Index

the concise guide to the week ahead courtesy of Cantor Index

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Monday, December 10, 2012 UK Reporting:- Barr (A.G.) Plc, BAG, (R), Astrazeneca Plc, AZN, (Oth), Glaxosmithkline Plc, GSK, (Oth), International Personal Finan, IPF, (Pr), Polar Capital Technology Tr, PCT, e, (CC), Schroder Oriental Income, SOI, (SM), Sdl Plc, SDL, (SM) S&P 500 Reporting:- None Detailed Euro Stoxx 600 Reporting:- None Detailed Economic Data:- 09:30 Eurozone December Sentix Investor…

US payrolls surprise to upside

US payrolls surprise to upside

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The U.S. payrolls headline number was reported better than expected in November with the creation of 147,000 jobs, beating the consensus estimate of just 80,000. It seems economists had overestimated the effects of Hurricane Sandy on the jobs market and which in fact had limited effects albeit mostly due to the accounting treatment of data.…