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01/1/2003 23:57 | Tech Punk - 01 Jan'03 - 20:16 - 3117 of 3118 January sales or earnings reports scheduled by U.K. retailers: Jan. 8: Next Plc, Dixons Group Plc; Jan. 9: Selfridges Plc, Signet Group Plc, House of Fraser Plc; Jan. 10: Game Group Plc; Jan. 13: J Sainsbury Plc, Burberry Group Plc, Monsoon Plc; Jan. 14: Debenhams Plc, GUS Plc, Tesco Plc, New Look Group Plc; Jan. 15: Marks & Spencer Group Plc, Matalan Plc, JJB Sports Plc, Woolworths Plc; Jan. 16: HMV Group Plc, Body Shop International Plc; Jan. 21: Boots Plc; Jan. 22: Somerfield Plc; Jan. 29: WH Smith Group Plc | yf23_1 | |
27/12/2002 23:12 | 30 DEC 02 - 3 JAN 03 ================= Key events in the week ahead Expect to see nothing but continued strength in the housing sector in Monday's report on existing home sales for November. Economists surveyed by Briefing.com expect sales hit an annualized rate of 5.69 million last month, down slightly from October's record 5.77 million. But since new home sales hit a new record in November, economists' forecasts may be too conservative. The Conference Board releases its report on consumer confidence for December on Tuesday. Given the improvement in the University of Michigan's recent soundings on consumer sentiment, economists expect the Conference Board's confidence index rose to 86 from November's 84.1. The Chicago-area purchasing managers' index comes out on Tuesday. Although it has a good track record for predicting the national purchasing managers' index, this was not the case in November, when the Chicago PMI rose sharply but the national PMI fell. For December economists expect the Chicago PMI slipped slightly, to 52.8 from 54.3. Markets are closed Wednesday for New Year's Day. Happy 2003! December car and truck sales figures get released Thursday. Economists expect that total vehicle sales rose to an annualized 13.1 million, the best level since August. Still, sales aren't responding to the car companies' generous incentive programs like they did early in 2002. Thursday, the Institute for Supply Management releases the results of its Purchasing Managers' Index for December. The key reading on the health of the manufacturing sector and a leading indicator of the direction of the overall economy, economists expect the PMI rose slightly from November's 49.2 to 50.2. Any number over 50 indicates expansion in the manufacturing economy; below 50 signals contraction. Friday the Commerce Department releases figures on construction spending in November. Economists expect overall spending rose just 0.1 percent from October -- weakness in commercial construction is offsetting residential construction's strength. | yf23_1 | |
06/11/2002 21:32 | I must ask the posters on this top site for some information. I need a new broker could I please ask for recommendation. At present I use IMIweb i am not going into what problems I have had with them but feel I have out grown them. I need the following if that is possible. A broker that, 1/ Can deal online and if possible if needed on the phone. 2/ Automatic price setting for stop lesses and buying 3/ Able to give T10's and T3' 4/ Credit if needed 5/ I really want a price improver I can see before I buy instead of praying they get a better deal. 6/ Just maybe a shorting option. Never done that Not too worried on charges for trades would like a quality service first. Thank you in advance | terry91 |
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