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[newkid] 28/7/2010 08:19

barf2. Don't think RBS are in any position to give advise. You lose billions and then expect people to listen to you.

[barf2] 28/7/2010 08:02

5% down 1st thing!
Got to be joking

[bordersboy] 28/7/2010 08:02

typical tw. style, in the red.

[barf2] 28/7/2010 07:41

I always find these broker target changes ought to come with an apology.

RBS ought to be saying 'sorry we told you all 52p, we got it dreadfully wrong and misled you all so we are going to have another stab at it'

So they know think the whole sector is broken and yet don't recommend any sells!

[bordersboy] 27/7/2010 19:51

will be lucky to see 30p by results day a week today. But here's hoping its much more.

[the_analyst] 27/7/2010 16:32

Same children that grow up and become MM's so that they can get their own back!!

[barf2] 27/7/2010 16:22

I hope you point at the child and say 'he started it'

[wolterix] 27/7/2010 16:13

it usually leads to a stern wife berating me...

[bordersboy] 27/7/2010 15:49

going red shortly :(

[barf2] 27/7/2010 15:36

Tugged down to allow a million+ to be bought at sub 27.35.Buys at 27.40 through the other place.

They are obliging if the right order comes along.

[barf2] 27/7/2010 15:27

BTW
Are the mm's just showing off now? taking it down with single figure trades?

So, US housing better than expected yesterday and TW barely smiled but some yanks with a frown and it chases down.

Gotta laugh!


I get the impression that one of the mm's has just had a phone call from the hedgies saying 'didn't we say no more than 27.2 close?' so a bit of frantic tugging to get this back in line.

[barf2] 27/7/2010 15:11

'Never in the field of trading conflict have so many been robbed of so much by so few'
As Winnie might have said.

[wolterix] 27/7/2010 15:10

US consumer confidence 'low'

the poor loves

[barf2] 27/7/2010 15:05

If it wasn't my money they were playing with I would stand back and marvel at the brass neck of 'em and the success they have with such tiny sells.

The things you can do when no-one's watching............

[camelot5] 27/7/2010 13:30

spenny

Quite correct,clutching at straws today and getting rather impatient.

[barf2] 27/7/2010 13:30

Can't tell spenny.No trade marker other than a conditional 'C'.
So most probably not,might be a fielded by a broker/MM.

[I know,I know the mm was the seller etc]
The trade was done at the offer price as opposed to the bid so you'd presume it's either a buy or the seller got a freakishly good price.

[spennysimmo] 27/7/2010 13:28

Did they buy them from a seller of 250,000 by any chance? What went through was a 250,000 trade.

[camelot5] 27/7/2010 13:26

Nice 250,000 buy gone through.

[bogi yare] 27/7/2010 13:25

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