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on SC. Watch out.

TR-4 : Disclosure of Short Position relating to UK Financial Sector Company 1. Full name of person(s) holding the disclosable short position : Lansdowne Partners Limited being the General Partner of Lansdowne Partners Limited Partnership 2: Name of the issuer of the relevant securities Old Mutual plc 3: Disclosable short position -0.78% 4. Date that disclosable short position was held 10 March 2009 Does this mean they took their position off or put more on. If they took it off, are they obliged to declare it.

yes, they went x-div yesterday. but the record is tomorrow. payment in may.

looks like a lot of directors got rid even before the dividend date.

if you want your divi, you have to hold obver the weekend without selling

The charts still indicate that this fall is a correction. I am thinking of opening a long position on gold but on a CFD, it's prone to exchange rate volatility. Have a look at Randgold (RRS). It plunged 8% today back to its 50 day MA. I'm waiting to see how this little rally is going before I buy. I am not convinced this is the turning point, the indices I would say are 60-70% likely to fall further.

you have to hold 'til monday to be sure of getting the divi. but i think there is going to be a retrace down, but it will be quick. i am reasonably confident this will reach 1000+ by June.

Good to see this going well in the face of sell-offs. There will be resistance around the £8 mark but should break through.

Stochastic RSI:http://www.onlinetradingconcepts.com/TechnicalAnalysis/StochasticRSI.html moving averages:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_average Analysts, when looking at long term trends, generally look at the 50 day SMA against the 100 day and 200 day SMA. So they look at the average closing mid price of the last 50 days against the last 100 and 200 days. WHen the 50 day moves abover the 200 day, it is generally a bull sign meaning that the momentum in the particular security is bullish (the average of the last 50 days is now above the average of the last 200 days). This has not happened yet but the 50 has crossed the 100 so there is some short term momentum. Ofcourse, these are all backward looking indicators and cannot predict the future. However, using all the information you can gather such as the ones I mentioned above and qaulitative information such as the business practices of the company (operates in the Far East which is considered to be more resilient to this fall out, is not over exposed to credit markets, has gone through a rights issue already, increased profits and divident, is looking to expand at the bottom of the market), you can judge whether this is a good bet or not. In this case, I really like this company.

yeah, i am confident that this is on a bull run. the results were good, good strong dividends, the 50MA has not reached the 200MA but has crossed the 100MA and the stochastics look good.

i know there is very little apetite for risk but when a company announces a growth in profits and grwoth in dividends, surely they shouldn't fall like this. Hopefully this is a correction to fill the gap.

LOL oops. I meant £12.

i meant best "bet" for banks

Is the best bank for banks. I anticipated a strong report but bought in at 685 only to see it drop a £1 thanks to HSBC. Once the relative strength of the emerging markets are confirmed, this should go back towards the £1.20 mark over the next few months.

dragged this down this morning. it should bounce tomorrow.

anyone have a view on how the results will be? I reckon they will be solid as SC have a strong, traditional lending business and great penetration in Asia.

came in at 40 earlier this week and all the charts looked good. didn't know there would be a massive spike i could sell at! looked like a big bear trap.

theres a lot of opportunists out there on mining equities, don't get too greedy considering the major economies are in recession. All those who bought cheap last week should get a decent profit and wait again until next week,