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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Nthn.Foods | NFDS | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 75.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 75.00 | 75.00 |
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Posted at 21/6/2024 11:39 by philanderer Skinny, take your pick ;-)The FSTE 100 is continuing to tumble, having dropped more than 50 points in the last hour as investors digest weaker service output, sky-high government borrowing, rosy retail sales and consumer confidence being at an all-time high. The latter two could both provide evidence for the Bank of England that the economy is faring better than expected and may quell some of the calls for a rate cut in August. Meanwhile, in Europe, the forecast is growing greyer as industry output in both Germany and France, the eurozone's two largest economies, showed signs of weakness. In France, the ongoing uncertainty caused by Macron's snap election has been amplified by evidence the economy is "stalling". Both service and manufacturing activity fell in June, according to flash PMI data from S&P Global. |
Posted at 19/6/2024 16:47 by mrphil Not sure I like the sound of this, I have a large chunk of my investments with these guys! |
Posted at 24/5/2024 07:48 by gateside My nil paid rights for NG. are not showing yet with Interactive Investor. |
Posted at 30/4/2024 09:29 by m.j.g Glad you are back in profit looks like the FTSE is out performing America at last, maybe active investors will start to beat the passive investors. |
Posted at 26/4/2024 10:00 by aleman LOL! You must be a great investor if you can make money in your sleep.Petrol not gone down around here this week. In fact a couple of more "touristy" stations have gone up a penny, now the season has started. Meanwhile, oil and the crack spread are creeping up so they'll probably have some more rises next week even though we never saw any falls this. Unjustified rises in supermarkets and petrol stations are possibly going to stop CPI hitting 2%. Diesel now 6p cheaper than petrol wholesale but 8p more expensive retail - a 14p rise in margin v petrol in only a few weeks and the margin on petrol looks to have crept up. |
Posted at 18/3/2024 17:41 by aleman -0.1%. Drift continues, aided by PHNX today. Investment trust discounts stopped expanding for a few weeks but seem to have started expanding slightly again.(There seem to be a few trusts that have got on top of this by offering small partial tenders at increasingly small discounts. Investors then buy in the knowledge that any further discount expansion can be offset later buy tendering but the new buying tends to shrink the discount, e.g. IGC arranged a 6% then 3% discounted tender offer and now issues shares at a premium. The VNH discount has shrunk a lot with their tender offer to the point nobody will probably bother. Just the prospect of a tender offer tends to encourage buying to the point that the tender just about becomes negated. I expect this trend to spread. Investment trusts at bigger discounts could do well in the medium term. This is more an observation than a forecast, though.) A mostly sunny day, with a slight breeze. Our garden's sheltered southern-aspect sun premium was clear for the first time this year. 16.1C after 7.1C. Late morning felt like a summer's day - probably since there's been no sun this year to adjust to yet! A canopy of high cloud has rolled in over the last hour or so but at least it should lock in some of the remaining slight warmth overnight, though it looks set to bring a little light rain - of course. Bike ride and trip to shop. Both made problematic by the hollow-headed people that come out when the sun shines, and even though road traffic was surprisingly light again. Prices are edging up in SBRY. Why? Only saved 3% on the Nectar card today. After biding our time in the hunt, we've finally swapped our reliable, ageing Grand C-Max for another, very tidy, ageing Grand C-Max with 100k less on the clock and a hard-to-find extra 60 horses. With rather more power, I'm anticipating we will have nowhere near the difference the old one had between superunleaded E5 and regular E10 petrol but that remains to be seen. I'm sure I'll bore you all to death with it at some point. For now, I'm just enjoying being able to overtake anything anywhere without having to hunt a long gap in oncoming traffic. I just need to find some roads without cones and pot-holes now ..... |
Posted at 05/3/2024 00:17 by philanderer UK investors shun British equity funds in favour of surging US valuations |
Posted at 04/3/2024 15:59 by aleman If UK insurance and pension funds have sold UK share investments down to 4% - and just 1.6% for pension funds alone!!! - , they can't possibly keep selling at the same rate. Meanwhile, hedge funds, private equity and foreign companies have been buying up what UK pension funds have been (recklessly?) selling off for peanuts. One wonders if UK pensions investors will have some kind of legal case eventually for poor allocation for their long term investments?Meanwhile, will the following now set us up for a bull market under the incoming Labour government? |
Posted at 27/2/2024 09:30 by aleman More staff following the vowels out of Abrdn. Do they think that encourages new investors? |
Posted at 20/2/2024 17:13 by aleman -0.3%. Entirely down to PLUS's fall good (though lower) results , a bumper dividend and a buy recommendation in The Investors Chronicle. :-/It's starting to rain and the wind has picked up but it's been mostly sunny and mild. Even though damper than I expected, I got the grass cut at the front after raking out a small percentage of the copious moss. There was a lot more grass than expected, too. I'd normally fill a bag or so but got 4 this time and nearly filled the green bin from empty. (Need to empty the compost pit - weather permitting!) A passing group of walkers said it was the first grass cutting they'd seen and the smell was lovely but I think many neighbours missed a good chance to squeeze a cut in, given the recent very rapid growth and predicted weather. 13.9C after 6.7C. I said the other day that that daffs in the back lawn usually take two weeks to blossom from sunny to shady but that they were all coming out together this year, proving the lack of sun. I was incorrect, they are actually coming out slightly backwards, showing that just the blanket effect of the trees is still warmer than the pathetic amount of sun we've had. |
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