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  • THE TIPSTER

    March 14, 2011

    ANALYSTS are expecting Greggs’ final results tomorrow to show an increase in profit. Last year saw a boost for the bakers. However, rising commodity prices have been dominating the headlines this year. Cantor Index offer a daily spread of 479.1p-483.8p. CFDs in temporary power solutions provider Aggreko were popular on Monday as a result of [...]

  • Markets look to oil as well as quake

    March 13, 2011

    INEVITABLY, traders will be keeping an eye on how the Tokyo market closes. The earthquake hit just before the cash equity market on the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed on Friday, but index futures traded in Singapore and then Chicago on Friday rightly indicated the benchmark Nikkei 225 index would open well below 10,000. The Bank [...]

  • How to cash in on other people’s junk

    March 13, 2011

    I BET you have a cupboard’s worth of stuff that you could sell that you haven’t got round to doing anything about yet,” David Brackin says. “Most people do.” He’s probably right. This is how the Cambridge maths graduates became eBay entrepreneurs in 2004. “We set up the business because both Fraser and I weren’t [...]

  • Living up to your company’s promise

    March 13, 2011

    DELIVERING on your brand’s promise might sound more fluffy than it is useful. But you would be mistaken. Customers’ perceptions of whether or not your business is offering them what they expected are bound to have an effect on profits. But how does one go about measuring this sort of thing, not to mention preventing [...]

  • Going for gold at the Cheltenham Festival

    March 13, 2011

    THE Cheltenham Festival is the biggest betting event of the year, and sports spread betting firms like Sporting Index, Extrabet and Spreadex always go to town at this meeting. With four days of top quality racing, there are plenty of spread markets to get your teeth into, some lasting the entire festival and others focusing [...]

  • THE WEEK AHEAD

    March 13, 2011

    COMPANY NEWS ● Bovis Homes will announce its final year results on Monday. They are expected to be decent, with the company planning the resumption of dividend payments. ● Also expect good news on dividends on Tuesday. The German automobile, motorcycle and engine manufacturing company BMW will announce its results and is expected to bump [...]

  • THE TIPSTER

    March 13, 2011

    THURSDAY’S credit rating downgrade by Moody’s for Spain did the local equity market few favours and while we may still be some way above the 12 months lows of May 2010 when the Spanish stock index, Ibex, hit 8,562, the near term challenge will likely be holding onto the psychologically significant 10,000 level. The current [...]

  • How to ride the price rollercoaster for profit

    March 13, 2011

    THIS strategy hinges on using the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to alert you to over bought or over sold market conditions, where over bought and over sold situations signify a change in the trend. Typically, when the RSI (see guide on the right) rises above 70, the market is over bought, while a reading below [...]

  • WHY ENGLAND VS GERMANY IS A WINNER

    March 13, 2011

    CONSULTING ANALYST, INTERTRADER I ADMIT it. It’s an attention seeking title, playing on the emotions of every football fan in England since 1966. “England vs. Germany” is also a trading strategy which seeks to play two stock indices against each other. It is perfect for financial spread betting, because you don’t have to factor in [...]

  • Triple dose of bad news sends FTSE downards

    March 10, 2011

    A downgrade for Spain’s credit rating, violence in Libya and weak data from China and the US heaped pressure on Britain’s top share index yesterday, with traders speculating that there could be more woe to come. “It’s an unholy triumvirate of bad news,” Chris Purdy, trader at Spreadex, said. Purdy pointed to the three-month low [...]

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