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[shoobmeister] 03/8/2010 12:02

lol!!!

Ludders, thats fantasy trading at it's best/worst lol

[barf2] 03/8/2010 12:01

The massed ranks of the shorters are having a last stab at dragging this back down.Tetchy phone calls have been made to the mm's about all the buys going through the book so clamps on for a while.

[bordersboy] 03/8/2010 11:57

ludders

you been sniffing too much car polish again, told you that last year ! ;)

[barf2] 03/8/2010 11:57

So ludders, you call it at 28p,it moves north from the moment you post and then you claim to have made a profit.

You don't really understand the stock market do you?

[davidlloyd] 03/8/2010 11:55

Ludders,
A profit is a profit - but somehow don't think this will retrace much...

DL

[ludders] 03/8/2010 11:55

2 dt's, many thanks chaps ,off to richer pickings

[barf2] 03/8/2010 11:52

Still don't get where the PLUS mm's are finding all the stock they are selling.
day after day they hand out way more than they take in.
Ignore the column totals.Again today 80% of the trades are buys.

[down_under] 03/8/2010 11:52

Ok I will back up my 28p prediction...Buy and ramp pre-result and sell on news
Always the easy way to make quick dosh;-)

[the flop] 03/8/2010 11:52

03/08 11:51 - UBS Upgrades Euro Forecast As Currency Rallies

By Katie Martin
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

LONDON (Dow Jones)--UBS AG (UBS) has cranked up its one-month euro forecast by 6%--a big revision from the world's second-biggest currencies dealing bank and a further sign that the common currency's current rally is taking even seasoned market-watchers by surprise.

The Swiss bank had previously expected the euro to trade at $1.20 against the dollar one month from now. Late Monday, it lifted the forecast to $1.28, saying in a research note that the chance of further monetary easing in the U.S. is "clearly weighing on the dollar."

The move came on the same day as a similar piece of research from the bank described the euro as "exasperating", adding that the currency's rally from under $1.19 early June to over $1.30 late July had "wrong-footed many in the currency market."

UBS is not alone in sharply revising its euro forecasts in recent weeks. On July 23, Credit Suisse (CS) upgraded its three-month forecast for the euro's level against the dollar to $1.30 from $1.16.

"The pace at which the euro has regained credibility has been the key surprise of the last several weeks," the bank said in a monthly note to clients dated August 2.

At 1030 GMT Tuesday, the euro was trading around a three-month high at $1.3246, from around $1.3175 late in New York Monday, according to trading system EBS. The latest runup comes amid a broad dollar selloff that has also pushed it lower against sterling and the yen.


By Katie Martin, Dow Jones Newswires; 44 20 7842 9346; [e-mail]







changeable these analists aye ;-)

[the flop] 03/8/2010 11:51

helps no end ludders, always great to hear from those with such great foresight!!!!!!................ not

[ludders] 03/8/2010 11:47

28p real soon chaps

hope this helps

[shoobmeister] 03/8/2010 11:41

down_under - 3 Aug'10 - 11:39 - 3111 of 3112 (Filtered)

Bliss! :) Would actually give you a modicum of respect if you backed up your nonsense....but no!

[sir brainy] 03/8/2010 11:39

Right, gotta go back to my holiday in the sun but somebody pls paste relevant bits from Markets Live here

[down_under] 03/8/2010 11:39

Back to 28p this pm after the hype and profittakers do the business!!IMHO..

[wolterix] 03/8/2010 11:38

biggest LSE riser today, would think

still don't get this market, any whiff of uncertainty in the general market and they drive it down, knowing full well the company wasn't in such a bad shape

still, I guess they have to make their money, sigh

[the flop] 03/8/2010 11:37

certain analists targeted price 36p before results, flood of upgrades being hastily drawn up ;-)

[sir brainy] 03/8/2010 11:36

Let's be honest, though.

USA had a screamer yesterday.

Usually means a desultory day after.

TW. could come off a bit but the mark in the sand is 32p.

I will happily stand corrected if we beat that

[shoobmeister] 03/8/2010 11:36

Many of the sharks with open shorts are covering themselves up as it's a bit chilly being exposed at this point!

I'm getting a whiff of cheese in the air! :))

[the flop] 03/8/2010 11:35

32p a coming, then masssssssssive breakout ;-)

[sir brainy] 03/8/2010 11:35

Repeat: buyers very much in control

[shoobmeister] 03/8/2010 11:34

SCREREEEAAAAAMMM if you don't wanna short no more! :))

[barf2] 03/8/2010 11:34

Sorry to everyone if the sound of me purring is distracting.Can't help it.

[down_under] 03/8/2010 11:32

LOL sir brainy..looks like the plof (Wig123)many disguises..quack quack;-)

[the flop] 03/8/2010 11:32

;-))))))))))

[the flop] 03/8/2010 11:31

Quackers! ;-)