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  • THE TIPSTER BELLWAY HOPES TO BUILD ON BOVIS GAINS

    March 26, 2012

    WHEN Bellway Homes brings its trading update to the market today, shareholders will be looking for any cracks in the brickwork. The recent figures release from its peer Bovis should give guidance as to what’s to be expected, and positive coverage across the sector from Credit Suisse will only add to the hope that the [...]

  • Six things to consider when trading soft commodities

    March 26, 2012

    1 COMMODITY CATEGORIES Though most spread betters of commodities tend to focus on the energy sector and on hard commodities such as gold and silver, you can also take a position on softs. Typically listed are: cocoa, coffee, corn, lean hogs, live cattle, oats, soy, wheat and sugar. Commodities are then often split into various [...]

  • Dragon’s top tips for taming the lion

    March 26, 2012

    AS A youngster growing up in Australia my first ambition was to be a bushranger just like Ned Kelly. This nineteenth century outlaw was our own Robin Hood, except that he fought against police injustice wearing his bullet-proof helmet and vest made from steel. Eventually caught and sentenced to hang, his last words were “such [...]

  • Analyst picks for 26 March 2012

    March 26, 2012

    CURRENCY STRATEGIST JOEL KRUGER My pick: Looking to buy euro-Swiss franc Expertise: Combining fundamental and technical analysis Average time frame of trades: 1 month to 3 months We don’t usually incorporate fundamentals into our trade ideas, but it’s hard to ignore the Swiss National Bank’s SFr1.2000 floor. Still, the market is technically in the process [...]

  • Economic news drives quiet week for trading

    March 25, 2012

    TODAY Investors in highly volatile oil and exploration stocks could face surprises this week, as some small-cap firms report, but the UK market should start off quietly. Volume may pick up in the afternoon with pending home sales from the US. Given mildly disappointing existing home sales figures last week, pending home sales could also [...]

  • How the Budget will affect your finances

    March 25, 2012

    High and middle income earners can expect to gain and lose, but pensioners, smokers, drinkers and drivers will all be penalised by the chancellor’s announcements last week THE chancellor made an abundance of announcements in this week’s Budget, invoking a variety of strong responses, both in support and against. The Budget contained both positives and [...]

  • Ex-City professional one step ahead of the cloud

    March 25, 2012

    FROM growing up in the Rossendale valley – the once beating heart of the industrial revolution – Piers Linney is now a man with many strings to his bow: law, accounting, banking, media, finance and entrepreneurship. Now he has his head in cloud computing – a technological revolution with the scalability to turn over billions. [...]

  • BUDGET OPENS UP INCREASED INVESTMENT

    March 25, 2012

    LAST week’s Budget announcement contained few shocks and surprises, yet some of the changes are vital to aiding London’s thriving hub of entrepreneurs and startups. Significantly, the government’s Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) looks set to benefit from a much needed boost, with the announcement of an extension to its parameters. EIS already allows tax relief [...]

  • George Osborne delivers a decent deal for aspirant and established businesses

    March 25, 2012

    THE men and women busy building Britain’s future economic wealth broadly welcomed last week’s Budget. Although lacking a radical strategy for growth, the coalition has gone some way in oiling the wheels of entrepreneurship. Richard Marsh explains how reforms to the Enterprise Investment Scheme has allowed the creation of the first angel co-investment fund in [...]

  • Fears of slowdown in China see miners and FTSE tumble

    March 22, 2012

    BRITAIN’S top share index fell yesterday, heading for its biggest weekly loss so far this year as signs of slower growth in China, the world’s second-largest economy, weighed on cyclical stocks. Heavyweight mining shares fell 3.2 per cent after data showed industrial activity in China, the world’s largest consumer of metals, shrank for a fifth [...]

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