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A small trade this morning
In again 218 but felling it could go to 215 again!
Me too, I added to PNS, but still down there, but up by 10% on TW. Looking to add more builders on weakness.
My prediction of house builders to move higher is paying up now.
i have small investments in TW.,PSN,and CREST.
Picked some up for 222.
Yep ftse has been lagging. Been ok here over the last week, not made a lot but ok few p’s a trade.
Expecting fireworks today
FTSE 100 will chase US this afternoon for sure
After a month long holiday in the sun ,come back to a really bad weather in England but very good stock market, and Man group looking strong as well.
JPMorgan cuts Man Group price target to 303 (315) pence - 'overweight'
I decided to take a few this morning, I know Powell is talking 2:30 ET and the markets are waiting on him. Can you imagine being in his inner circle!
Got an alert set for buy under 210. See if it reaches it.
US is recovering and FTSE follows and EMG is rallying.
Goldman Sachs raises Man Group price target to 315 (295) pence - 'buy'
A small trade this morning .
210p was the best offer this morning ,and now nearly 214p to sell .
Barclays raises Man Group price target to 280 (275) pence - 'equal weight'
EMG and markets are looking little bit better now,
I didn’t get my under 210. Switch off for the weekend. US F1 and few beers!
Conflict in the middle east affecting the markets all over, and I am staying out for now .
Next trading tranche under 210.00
Spike didn’t last long in the US!
Powell talking today has given US stocks a bit of a kick up. See what happens over the next couple of hours. DOW up .5% as I type.
Looking good Morbox ,i could see 220p very soon.
Good entry We could have a recovery tomorrow
(Sharecast News) - Man Group, the world's largest listed hedge fund, posted a jump in assets under management on Thursday.
Updating on third-quarter trading, the firm said AUM had reached $161.2bn as at 30 September, up from £151.7bn at the end of the previous three months.
Net flows were $700m.
Analysts had been expecting net flows of $800m and AUM of $163.5bn, according to Reuters.
Total return products were $39.6bn, up from $29.4bn, after Man benefited from $10.5bn of foreign exchange movements.
It was further boosted by the $183m acquisition of US private credit firm Varagon Capital Partners, which completed at the start of September. Varagon had $11.8bn of assets at the end of 2022.
The numbers are the first to be released under Robyn Grew, who took over as chief executive of the firm last month. Grew is Man's first female chief executive in its 240-year history.