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29 July 2010 - JN Financial Having produced two uplegs in a month, buying fatigue are emerging. Major European and US indices closed down yesterday - a sign that a consolidation looms. Read More >> |
29 July 2010 - Nexus Capital Stocks in the health care equipment & services, consumer durables & apparel and semiconductors sectors fell most. European markets may be under pressure this morning. Read More >> |
29 July 2010 - JN Financial From the 200-day moving average in May, prices rocketed upwards to trade far above all the MAs. This is a sign of being overbought Read More >> |
28 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices consolidated Tuesday after a weaker than expected consumer confidence report. Shares in the utilities and banks sectors traded up while stocks in the consumer durables & apparel and retailing sectors were under pressure. Read More >> |
19 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices fell following worse-than-estimated sales at Bank of America, Citigroup and General Electric, and consumer confidence that sank to the lowest level in a year Read More >> |
16 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices reversed losses as BP said it temporary halted the flow of oil from its Gulf of Mexico well and Goldman Sachs settled the federal government's fraud lawsuit. Read More >> |
15 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices ended broadly flat, erasing gains due to strong Intel's forecasts after a drop in retail sales and as the Fed said the economic outlook has "softened". Read More >> |
14 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices rose for a sixth day on strong results from Alcoa and as the Co forecasts growing global demand. Read More >> |
13 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices rose for a fifth day on upgrades of technology companies and before the start of the earnings season. Read More >> |
12 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices rose for a fourth straight day, helped by good figures from retailers and as the International Monetary Fund raised its growth forecast. Read More >> |
09 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices extended their rebound helped by gains household & personal products, food & beverage and materials sectors. Read More >> |
08 July 2010 - JN Financial The bears scrambled to cover their shorts yesterday, both in Europe and US. This bout of buying panic pushed up the S&P500 Index by a good 3%, indicating that the American market is now ready for a rebound. Read More >> |
08 July 2010 - JN Financial The double-dip recession scare has hit miners hard. BHP, the largest miner in the world, slumped from 20 to 17 in less than two weeks. Read More >> |
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07 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices closed up Tuesday after a long weekend but well off their session highs. Shares in the banks, media and utilities sectors gained most while stocks in the real estate, auto and consumer durables & apparel remained under pressure. Read More >> |
06 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices closed lower on Friday. Shares in the real estate, transportation and auto sectors fell most. Read More >> |
05 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices closed lower on Friday. Shares in the real estate, transportation and auto sectors fell most. Wall Street will be closed today for Independence Day. Read More >> |
02 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices closed lower yesterday driven by losses in the banks, health care equipment & services and diversified financial services sectors Read More >> |
01 July 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices closed lower despite a stable start hurt by declines in the media, technology hardware and semiconductors sectors. Read More >> |
30 June 2010 - Nexus Capital US indices extended their decline following a weaker than expected consumer confidence statistic and concern about the recovery in Europe and growth in China. Read More >> |
29 June 2010 - JN Financial The tricky market environment increases the risk of trading. One way to expand the probability of winning is to trade stocks that are at major support or resistance levels. Read More >> |
29 June 2010 - Nexus Capital Carpetright reported FY total group revenue up by 7% YoY to £516.6m and underlying profit before tax up 64% to £28.2m. Basic EPS was 23.5p vs 17.6p last year. The Co proposed to pay a final dividend of 8p per share vs 4p previously. Read More >> |
28 June 2010 - Prime CFD Markets Prime CFD'S Daily Report Charts.28 June 2010 Read More >> |
28 June 2010 - Nexus Capital Standard Chartered released its pre-close trading update for the half year. Peter Sands, Group Chief Executive, commented, "Standard Chartered is tracking towards another strong performance in the first half of 2010 Read More >> |
28 June 2010 - JN Financial Despite the bearish key day reversal in gold last Monday, the yellow metal has not produced any significant follow through. This may boost confidence of gold buyers. Read More >> |
28 June 2010 - JN Financial Markets were jittery ahead of the G20 summit. Stung by a three-day slide, investors were in no mood to speculate. Longs were liquidated prior to the weekend Read More >> |
25 June 2010 - JN Financial Following the bearish key day reversal on Monday, the US S&P500 Index fell four consecutive days. Read More >> |
25 June 2010 - JN Financial While many stocks have moved away from their May lows, Bae System is still languishing at the bottom. Prices hugged close to the 315p support, and are now on the brink of breaking down short term. Read More >> |
24 June 2010 - JN Financial Having rallied off the 1150p support in mid-May, Aggreko has developed an ascending triangle chart pattern. In particular, the last two weeks saw each session's low crept higher. This is a bullish signal and could force a large breakout at the 1500p resistance. Read More >> |
23 June 2010 - JN Financial The main objective of yesterday's budget is to reduce the deficit. Spending reduction, wage freezes and lower benefits are some of the key measures taken by the new coalition government. But, is that a good thing? Read More >> |
23 June 2010 - JN Financial That level has caused a few reactions in the past, so we think a similar pattern may emerge. In addition, Vodafone's relative strength is at resistance; while its short-term overbought momentum. Read More >> |
23 June 2010 - Nexus Capital Stagecoach Group, a public transport Co, posted FY profit before tax of £161.3m compared to £196.4m a year earlier on revenue of £2.16bln vs £2.1bln. The Co proposed to increase its FY dividend by 8.3% YoY to 6.5p per share. Read More >> |
22 June 2010 - JN Financial Markets are seemingly designed to catch most people by surprise. On the back of the Chinese Yuan move and the bullish gains in Asian equities, it was reasonable to expect that a good session in the US yesterday. Read More >> |
22 June 2010 - Nexus Capital Segro completed the acquisition of BAA's 50% interest in the Airport Property Partnership, the joint venture with Aviva Investors. The Co also agreed with APP and Aviva Investors to sell assets from SEGRO's existing portfolio into APP for £237m. Read More >> |
21 June 2010 - JN Financial You know RMB is an increasingly important global currency because the merest hint that it will appreciate sets the markets' pulse racing. Read More >> |
21 June 2010 - JN Financial In particular, the triangle consolidation pattern has surrendered to the bulls, ending the month-long sideways move. Moreover, we notice the relative breakout last Friday - another reason to buy. Read More >> |
18 June 2010 - JN Financial Possibly. But, we need the index to confirm the breakout with a consolidation above the 20-day moving average, as it did in late February. Until then, chances of a return to the base remain high. Read More >> |
17 June 2010 - Prime CFD Markets Prime CFD'S Daily Report Charts. 17 June 2010 Read More >> |
17 June 2010 - JN Financial The huge rally in the Spanish bond yield this week seems to evoke no concern whatsoever in stock prices. The Spanish yield has now spiked to new long-term highs over the last three sessions. Read More >> |
17 June 2010 - JN Financial After prices curl into a triangle pattern, a breakout is bound to occur sooner or later. Has Sainsbury produced one yesterday? Looking at its chart, we suspect yes. Read More >> |
16 June 2010 - JN Financial IMT is preparing for the second upwave after a two-week consolidation. This could be a short-term buy. Read More >> |
16 June 2010 - JN Financial Tuesday saw another firm session in global stock markets. Wall Street advanced by a wonderful 2%, clawing back gradually the losses suffered in mid-May. Read More >> |
15 June 2010 - JN Financial Having crossed the 20-day moving average yesterday, the rally is now for the bulls to prove. Lately, we talked about this 20-DMA because the indicator seems to have guided FTSE100's up and downtrend well. Read More >> |
15 June 2010 - Nexus Capital British Sky Broadcasting: News Corp. may seek to buy the 61% that it doesn't own (WSJ) Read More >> |
15 June 2010 - JN Financial number of tech stocks rallied to new long-term highs recently. ARM, Autonomy, and Misys. Could Invensys be next? Read More >> |
14 June 2010 - Prime CFD Markets Prime CFD'S Weekly Report. 14 June 2010. Read More >> |
14 June 2010 - Prime CFD Markets Prime CFD'S Daily Report Charts. 14 June 2010 Read More >> |
14 June 2010 - Prime CFD Markets Following the FTSE Regional Committee meeting yesterday evening, Wednesday 9th June 2010, the following changes will be made to the FTSE 100 and FTSE Mid 250 Indices. Read More >> |
14 June 2010 - JN Financial The fall of BP has been well covered. Report after report lambasted the company on the oil spill, hitting its share price well below the April highs. Read More >> |
14 June 2010 - JN Financial After a three-day rally, the bears still have not surrendered. They are putting up a good fight to retain control of the market, thus delaying the appearance of upward dynamics that usually signal the correction is over. Read More >> |

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