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NFDS Nthn.Foods

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Nthn.Foods LSE:NFDS London Ordinary Share GB0006466089 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 75.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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01/4/2017
09:33
Margin debt jumped 22% from the end of 1999 before peaking in March 2000 at $278.5 billion, the same month stocks peaked. In 2007, margin debt shot up to $381.4 billion in July, three months before stocks topped. Margin debt now? A record $528.2bn. What could possibly go wrong?



Rising mortgage defaults become newsworthy in Australia.




Rising insolvencies in Canada

aleman
01/4/2017
08:05
Good Morning.

My SIPP finished up 0.44%, +0.58% on the week and is +4.70% YTD.

We have between 1 and 6 grandchildren at some point over the weekend - so I'm praying for dry weather!

Enjoy your weekend.

skinny
31/3/2017
17:32
Yeah - US really needs more rate rises.



Nine retailers filed for bankruptcy in Q1 to match the total for all of 2016.

The industry is on pace to see the highest number of bankructcy filings since 2009, according to data from AlixPartners.

aleman
31/3/2017
17:20
+0.1%. Thought I'd be up on the week but actually flat. YTD -5.8%.

Forecast was about 3C cooler than yesterday but we matched yesterday's 19.3C and it was mostly sunny so it felt hot and I got a good sweat on cutting the grass.

The Bantams will look likely for the play-offs if they win this weekend against mid-table Walsall who now have nothing to fight for. Finger crossed.

Have a good weekend, all.

aleman
31/3/2017
16:06
Better than expected this week. SIPP +0.27% on the week and now +2.42% YTD, the pot -0.15% now +2.44% YTD and the Virgin ISA +0.95% on the week and now +4.03% YTD which is a bit incredible as it was only last week I decided to drop the Virgin ISA due to poor performance! To be fair, the managed funds part of the SIPP is currently running at +5.66% YTD

Trying to get the lawn back to life tomorrow ready for our dinner party, then tennis Sunday morning and definitely boating in the afternoon!

Enjoy your weekends.

MrP

mrphil
31/3/2017
15:33
Just managed 1.1702 against the euro which is getting a bit more like it.
mrphil
31/3/2017
13:44
Thanks Aleman. Won't be borrowing to fund any expansion, I'm getting too old for all the worry!
mrphil
31/3/2017
11:19
Excellent, MrP. Long may it continue and I hope you manage a record profit on that, as well. Just be careful with any expansion plans in the current climate and try keep your balance sheet strong.
aleman
31/3/2017
10:55
We have just broken a monthly turnover record which has held firm since October 1999!
mrphil
31/3/2017
10:38
Mortgage multiples of income may well be high, but mortgage repayments as a percentage of take home pay are well down compared to the late 80's early 90's when interest rates were through the roof.

Since interest rates were cut in 2009, mortgage payments have fallen to a near 20 year low of just 16% of income.

mrphil
31/3/2017
09:37
January services index -0.1%. They will start revising GDP foreasts down a bit. Distribution, hotels and restaurants was down even though it should be benefitting a bit from the weak £. April's minimum wage increase still to come.




An the housing trend is weakening:



At the end, it says 20% o households are now rented, up from 12% 10 years ago. That's quite an increase.

aleman
31/3/2017
07:06
Didn't spot that on DX. Aleman, interesting indeed!
mrphil
31/3/2017
07:04
Good Morning.

My usual 2/7 this week and I knew one of those!

We did hit 18.2°C according to the shed thermometer yesterday and with a "low" of 14.3°C last night I suspect it could be a warm one today. Having said that, we seem to be getting some light rain which wasn't forecast!

Prime Suspect 1973 last night.....Jane isn't going to be pleased!

Shares expensive? Probably so, but with interest rates so low there is still a great incentive to draw in more money and help sustain prices imho. Not expecting a great year but still hopeful we will end the year positive, fingers and other protruding body parts firmly crossed!

mrphil
31/3/2017
07:02
A bit of a warning from Numis and dire numbers from Cenkos, including a dividend more than halved. Quite a few others to get though. Interesting merger news for DX. holders!

Drive home from quiz was quietish with few HGVs. Kicking all the kids out today after a lot of illness this week.

aleman
31/3/2017
06:01
German Retail Sales m/m 1.8% 0.7% -0.8%

Nationwide HPI m/m -0.3% 0.3% 0.6%

skinny
30/3/2017
17:27
My SIPP finished down 0.04%.

A lovely day here @21°C.

skinny
30/3/2017
17:17
-0.04% today, [FTSE250 +0.18%]

Worst value fallers : PHNX -3.6%[xd], IHC -5.9%, GVC -2.2%[xd], SDV -1.1%.

Highest value risers : CLIG +3.5%, BGO -4.3%, TCAP +2.5%, MCLS +2.7%.

Some hefty xd falls today, but you wonder why a relatively stable priced boring smallcap like IHC should drop on a couple of sells. Directors did hold a large %age before autumn placing so wasn't very liquid. Henderson then took 13%, Miton took 11%.

Temp 20C , sunny pm .

blueliner
30/3/2017
16:06
+0.4%.

19.3C after 11.7C last night. Very warm but spotted this morning and hardly any sun.




The 2 years of unsustainable growth were between 2014 and 2016, as subprime lending rose strongly. How can there be unsustainable growth now if banks are cutting credit back?

aleman
30/3/2017
14:53
Bit more of an improvement in the strength of the pound, still believe it should be closer to 1.2
mrphil
30/3/2017
13:47
3rd attempt at Q4 US GDP is 2.1%. There are some other interesting number in there, though. GDI, output measured by income only (excludes some types of investments, e.g. stockbuilding and some fixed investment) showed only +1.0% for Q4 and +1.6% for 2016 (2015 +2.5%). Making stuff faster than you sell it and expanding if business is flat is not always a good idea. Also, profits from current production when adjusted for stocks was flat in Q4 while domestic profit from non-financials for Q4 fell, as they did for all 2016 and 2015. Ok oil/energy is struggling a bit but do we still expect the forecasted strong rebound in 2017 after oil has eased slightly of late?

Overall, it makes US domestic trends look mixed to poor, with GDP being flattered by such as financial engineering in a low rate environment and profits on foreign activities and investments. Perhaps, oil, engineering,pharma and tech will all bounce back in 2017 and financials won't suffer from the rising loan delinquencies we are seeing as rates rise and lending restrictions tighten - but that is not what drifting forecasts to S&P stocks seem to be indicating.

Overall, I'd say the underlying trend is much muddier than the 2.1% GDP headline indicates.and remain on recession-watch. Corporate news in Q1 smells much more like economic slowdown than Q4 did and the Atlanta Fed has revised its Q1 GDP forecast from 3.5% down to 1.0% in only 2 months.

aleman
30/3/2017
10:00
SSE still one of the biggest holdings in my SIPP, showing 14% up against average buy price and that's without all those lovely dividends. They supply our electricity too, and fitted our solar pv so they pay us our FIT payments. Remember the good old Southern Electric days.

A slightly cooler high of just 14.2°C yesterday but only dropped as far as 10.2°C last night. Reasonably bright today which will help the patio guys. I stuck a rocket under them yesterday and told them I want it finished before the weekend so we had the owner here until around 9:00pm last night getting a few bits organised. It's a common theme whereby we went with a reputable small local firm expecting the main man to be doing most of the work but when it came down to it we have had various sidekicks throughout the project and it has over-run and not been totally up to scratch. I'm very patient and forgiving but it all came to a head yesterday and I decided I want full value for my £7K so various bits are being lifted today and redone!

Nice to see the SIPP positive, wonder if it will last the day?

mrphil
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