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The UK Index this week – 14 June

The  UK 100  has pulled back from its 7420 6-week highs, consolidating its 4.8% bounce from recent 7080 lows. This puts it in a shorter-term falling channel, one which bulls will hope proves a bullish flag that sends it 4.8% higher, to challenge – perhaps even exceed – April’s 7528 peak. Nonetheless, watch for that…

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Trading: Par for the course

Lately, I’ve watched lots of golf videos. I consider this the internet’s nosy/cheeky/suggestive way of reminding me I’m an average, fair-weather golfer, with Summer approaching and the US Open on the TV this weekend. I like these videos because I don’t play often enough but I’m curious how to improve my game, to ensure I…

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The UK Index this week – 6 June

The  UK 100  is holding this week’s rebound, +2.7% from a revisit of March lows, shifting from a 2-week end-May falling channel into a fresh rising channel to make for a positive start to the new month and quarter. This is in spite of Trade tensions having ratcheted up a notch, President Trump now threatening…

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No regrets. Move on.

“I missed that 10% rally; I’m so angry“. I hear this a lot. But rarely does it mean missed in the sense that the client was totally unaware. More often than not it means the client has been watching the share price bounce and rally, and regrets not having bought into the recovery. But you can’t always…

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The UK Index this week – 31 May

The  UK 100  is holding above 7130 twin support (horizontal, shallow rising) but remains in a falling channel from 7373 highs. Drivers of the decline since mid-month are US-China trade dispute (and now US-Mexico) and increased appetite for bonds rather than equities. After a 3% sell-off, however, has the correction run its course? Are we…

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How to get your dividends 30 days early

Dividends: your share of profits; reward for taking the risk of investing. But not all payments are equal. While traditional shareholders must wait for the payment date others can be paid up to 50 days earlier. How? CFDs are a cash-settled derivative, based on the underlying share price. You can trade any rise (or fall) in the underlying share…

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