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CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO VIEW TODAY’S VIDEO Spreadbet Magazine editor Zak Mir takes a look at the technical position of some of the bulletin board stocks of the moment amongst private investors. Here are the key points from today’s video: ASOS (ASC) The shares have rebounded after a September / October island reversal. The…
The Markets The British Retail Consortium has warned that unseasonable weather conditions has led to a build up of winter goods inventories across the UK. Overall sales in October were 1.4% higher than the same month last year, but taking into account the increase in shopping space there was no significant like-for-like improvement. David McCorquodale,…
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FTSE 100 Land Securities (LAND) – posts pre-tax profits of £1.031 billion for the six months to September. Vodafone (VOD) – H1 EBITDA down 10% to £5.9 billion, dividend up by 2% at3.6p per share. CRH (CRH) – Third quarter Group like-for-like sales growth of 3%, EBITDA up 6%. Full year guidance reiterated. FTSE 250…
by Filipe R. Costa When you’re at a restaurant and there’s a fork missing on your table, you have two options for solving the issue. The first is to call the waiter and tell them about the missing fork. It eventually takes some time and effort but the problem will definitely be solved. The second…
The Markets The Financial Stability Board, an international regulator chaired by the Bank of England’s Mark Carney, has unveiled rules intended to ensure that losses at banks that are “too big to fail” would fall principally on shareholders and bondholders if the bank was unable to cover its own liabilities. Carney said that under the…
by Dave Evans of binary.com Obama’s Third Term Could Be a Time To Buy This week the Democrats lost control of the US senate, leading many commentators to state that Obama has become a lame duck president. Regardless of Obama’s ability to push through his reforms, the third year of his presidential could still exert…
One of the more painful and perhaps also comical failings amongst commentators, analysts, fund managers and investors alike over the past few years has been the search for the floor in mining stocks. It has been almost unbelievable how so many have got it so wrong for so long. Given that this has been a…
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