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Its confusing for potential investors to MSi to decide whether we are a defence company with non essential offshoots or a mini conglomerate with a strong defence capabilites? I'd have hoped by now this conundrum would have been settled and the company can get on with growing the business boosted by a very healthy cash flows.

I think the shares are valued about right atm but looking ahead to '27/'28 profits could hit £33m+ assuming the timing issues over defence orders are straightened out. As ever winning new contracts is the lifeblood for MSi and until otherwise advised think we will be awarded our fair share given the furorer over lack of spend by the Govt.

I've said before MS is a 'big- little' company batting above its stock average. Placed 456 on the ftse all share ranking list of 570 companies, MSi's future is as Mr Bell's said " better than at anytime in our history." Cant argue with that.

Investors who have shunned defence stocks for years are now pleased to see that 'defending the realm' is back on the agenda despite the Chancellors lack of interest.

Its well known that spending on defence is a long-term driver of growth bringing jobs, training and investment to regions. Take BAE Systems whose shares put on 4% yesterday to 2165 as profits rose to £3•3bn and the company hailed a new era for defence spending. The sale of 20 Typhoon jets to Turkey worth £4•6bn and Norway selecting the Type 26 frigate for its warships program cemented the increasing necessity in home security. Countries closest to Russia are re'arming and the US are planning big increases in defence spend budgets.

No doubt MSi will get swept along in the euphoria though the shares rarely respond to the newsflow despite having systems with the capability to disrupt and protect. With military chiefs sounding the alarm over a funding shortfall the Defence Minister has been urged to publish the delayed Defence Investment Plan amid warnings of a £28bn black hole.

Concerns about an imminent renewal of military conflict between the US & Iran upset investors yesterday. A fleet of 13 US warships and aircraft are en route to the region with a 2nd carrier preparing to leave for Iran. Regional trading volumes slumped on the news led by big falls on the Nikkei off 640 points to 56,830. China & Taiwan are still closed for the Lunar New holidays.

On Wall St 18/30 stocks moved lower during yesterday's trading giving back the ground made on Monday. The Dow fell 267 led by losses in Boeing off $5 at $234, GS & IBM. Topping the leaderboard Verizon ($49), Cat, P&G and J&J. Walmart ($125) dipped c.5% after the firm announced a $30bn share buyback leaving c.8bn outstanding.

EPAM Systems ($139) a software engineering company fell on guidance that fell short of hopes despite Q nos beating the markets estimates. Strong 4Q nos with double digit revenue growth failed to stop the stock falling $29 on the day.

Private equity stocks were under pressure after Blue Owl Capitals decision to sell $1•4bn in assets & freeze redemptions at one of its funds sent shares in other firms tumbling. Apollo Global, Carlisle Group and KKR all fell in sympathy. Blue Owl closed off 6% at $12 a new all-time low.

Declines on the 500 outnumbered risers by 1•5:1 posting 27 new highs and 6 lows on light vols of 16•6bn traded v the usual 20bn plus.

Nyse data

Issues 2831

Advances 1314

Declines 1409

U/c 108

NH 136

NL 33

T/vol(tn) 1•2

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DJ -267 (49,395)

SP -19 (6862)

NS -102 (24,797)

R2 -3 (1597)

WTI $67

10ytb 4•069%

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MSCI(W) -13 (4528)

Gold Bugs +17 (881)

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Latest :- Vix 20. Brent $ 72.

Gold $5028. Copper $5•744.

Palm $1046. Silver $78•755.

FF +50. DF +95.

Morning all.

Trading vols in Asia were light as mrkts in China, HK & Taiwan were still closed for the Lunar New Year holidays. On Wall, the Dow fell from the bell bottoming out at 49,470 some 420 down before staging a late rally to 49,663. The Nsdq which mirrored early falls on the Dow pulled out of a 100 points drop late in the day closing 200 better at 24,899.

Salesforce, Chevron, Amazon and GS up $18 to $934 a new high led the 19 risers on the big board while Boeing $239 off $5, 3MCo, Verizon & Walmart led the decliners on a volatile session where many traders sat on the sidelines undecided on where the mrkts are headed.

For years US stocks have dominated global rivals but that has seen a change recently as major US benchmarks have trailed indexes in the UK and Europe where stocks have been hitting records. In stark contrast the Dow has struggled this year climbing 2•6% hardly enough to cover costs. The S&P is up 1% the Nsdq off 1% and the Russell 600 small cap index the only bright spot up 9%. All lag Asian rivals by considerable margins.

Nyse data

Issues 2828

Advances 1546

Declines 1190

U/c 92

NH 167

NL 32

T/vol(tn) 1•22

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DJ +129 (49,663)

SP +38 (6881)

NS +197 (24,899)

R2 +5 (1599)

WTI $65

10ytb 4•100%

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MSCI(W) +33 (4541)

Gold Bugs +20 (864)

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Latest :- Vix 20. Brent $71.

Gold $5007. Copper $5•776.

Palm $1024. Silver $77•925.

$1•348. €1•144.

FF +24. DF +20.

Morning all.

Its not been a great start to 2026 for MSi (10% down ytd) and the F/Y nos unlikely to surprise, investors having been given the 'heads up' by Michael Bell at the half-time whistle.

While the nos might be flat the board could surprise with an increased dividend to keep long'term and newcomers interested in the company. While newsflow is rarely communicated a near 24% ROC should support the shares this year particularly if the petrol stations etc.... find a cash buyer.

With Nato and the UK set to ramp up spending on defence this is a good space to be invested as our interests now cover a much wider area (US, UK, EU & the ME.

Thin trading vols on the Street saw some bargain hunting yesterday as (6) mainland & Pacifica mrkts remain closed for local and Lunar New Year holidays. Tokyo which has lost 1084 points this week managed a 574 pullback to (57,144).

The USD gained strength and gold ($4950) dipped to a one year low as investors cont to desert the stuff despite a rally this morning. JPM and UBS signal a long-term bull mrkt in gold is underway and urge investors to see this as a buying opportunity. Silver, fell even further in early deals shedding 7% to $72 some 37% below its January peak.

Fed Reserve Governor Michael Barr said the next rate cut might not occur for sometime amid risks to the US inflation outlook. Traders now look to (2) rate cuts in 2026. Current US 10 y/tb int rate is 4•069%. As the US Govt's fiscal spending has surged the Govt has to offer higher yields to attract buyers.

The Dow spent the session around the 49,500 gain/loss line eventually closing up 32 at 49,533 led by Apple up $8 at $264, Nike, Amex & Visa. Heading south 3MCo, Salesforce, Home Depot & Walmart off $5 at ($129) propped up the laggards. The long running Warner Bos Discovery bid for Paramount worth $30 a share has been rejected again. The studio has given WB another 7 days to improve its offer in hopes it may top its current deal with Netflix.

Nyse data

Issues 2837

Advances 1436

Declines 1309

U/c 92

NH 188

NL 64

T/vol(tn) 1•30

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DJ +32 (49,533)

SP +7 (6843)

NS -31 (24,702)

R2 -3 (1594)

WTI $63

10ytb 4•073%

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MSCI(W) -2 (4508)

Gold Bugs -29 (843)

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Latest :- Vix 20. Brent $68.

Gold $4928. Copper $5•706.

Palm $1028. Silver $75•570.

$1•355. €1•144.

FF +25. DF +46.

Morning all.

The mood in Asia is one of caution as many of the major mrkts are closed for Lunar New Year holidays (HK, Shanghai & Taiwan). Mrkts in the USA were also closed for President's Day and will reopen on Tuesday on an expected down note.

In Sydney the ASX200 closed up 27 at 8964 thanks to strong buying in the resource sector though techs and real estate were weak. BHP Group (AUD $178) gained 7% after underlying earnings & revenue beats forecasts. BHP is Australia's 2nd largest company after the Commonwealth Bank of Australia and is valued at c.AUD 268bn. JB Hi-Fi jumped 9% along with Quantas Airways. Heading down Reliance Worldwide and Challenger off 5% as Q nos fell short.

In Tokyo the 225 fell from the bell as sellers continued to pummel mrkts for the 4th straight session. Losses were mainly among defense and tech counters. Sellers continued to dump blue chip stocks like Softbank, Nomura, Japan Steel & Kawasaki Heavy. At the morning close the Nikkei was down over 450 points and headed lower into the afternoon. By the close the 225 had staged a recovery trimming losses to 292 closing at 56,514.

Finally gold continues its violent correction off $100+ at one time this morning a fall mrkt watchers hadn't seen in over 10 years. Since Jan 28 the gold price has slumped $671(12%) to below the key support level of $4950. Profit taking & margin calls fuel the short term selling which many think is a normal correction within a long-term upward trend.

Nyse data

Issues 2830

Advances 2007

Declines 738

U/c 85

NH 192

NL 49

T/vol(tn) 1•3

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Latest :- Vix 21. Brent $68.

Gold $4912. Copper $5•712.

Palm $1028. Silver $74•330

$1•361. €1•149.

FF -17. DF -164.

Morning all.

Its been a poor start to wk 8 in Asia this morning as the 225 has fallen more then 700 in back to back sessions sitting below the 57,000 level. Dealers expect a bounce this morning on buyers returning to pick up oversold counters.

After an initial 400 points tumble to below 56,740 the Nikkei traded around the gain line for most of the day ending off 71 at 56,871. Overall stocks are still in 'bullish' mode after the election of Japan's first ever female Prime Minister. Sanae Takaichi a known conservative will initially tackle public finances to boost tax revenues which hit a record Y75tn in March '25.

Shanghai, S.Korea & Taiwan are all closed for Lunar New Year holidays while HK bounced off session low to trade 140 better at 26,705 at mid'day. In Sydney the ASX200 ended up a meager 20 at 8937 as many traders cut positions as Tokyo wobbled in early trade. Time wise Sydney is 2 hours ahead of Tokyo so always has the 225 in their rear view mirror.

Latest :- Vix 21. Brent $68.

Gold $5000. Copper $5•749.

Palm $1011. Silver $75•845.

$1•364. €1•150.

FF +15. DF +85.

Morning all.

Shares ended 65 down on a lack'lustre week of trading where sellers outpaced buyers by (c.6:4). No news on any of the non defence businesses being off loaded could be holding the shares back, though how much the company are seeking is not known (£50m) at best?

Mr Hall said "Prospects are better at anytime in the company history." This is beginning to wear thin as most investors prefer a bird in the hand prospect and we'd like to see a few now.

MSi

Ytd

--

SP

1270-1310

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1'25 1454

H 1560

L 1440

7/88 113

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100 +5%

250 +4%

All +5%

Aim +6%

---

Vix +38%

Gold +17%

Oil +11%

Palm +3%

----

DJ +3%

SP u/c

NS -2%

R2 +9%

--

Nyse data

Issues 2830

Advances 2007

Declines 738

U/c 85

NH 192

NL 49

T/vol(tn) 1•30

------------

DJ +49 (49,501)

SP +3 (6836)

NS +45 (24,733)

R2 +18 (1597)

WTI $63

10ytb 4•052%

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MSCI(W) -6 (4510)

Gold Bugs +46 (871)

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Close :- Vix 21. Brent $68.

Gold $5041. Copper $5•787.

Palm $1011. Silver $77•270.

Yen 153. Yuan 6•91.

$1•365. €1•150.

FF +9. DF -42.

Morning all.

Falling tech stocks dragged down US mrkts yesterday due to concerns about Ai disrupting traditional business practice. The Nsdq slumped 2% (514) points and investors dumped the Dow. Transport stocks tanked 5% due in part to the negative economic impact and disruption worries. All 20 index components including air, rail and logistics were down on the day.

A poll by Reuters suggested the Fed will leave rates unchanged throughout Powell's remaining tenure as Fed Chair. Kevin Warsh has been nominated by Trump as the next Fed Chairman on a salary of $203,000 which is set by Congress. He is expected to cut rates by 25bp soon after Powell's departure.

Investors decided to 'sell now and worry later.' The Dow slumped nearly 700 points to the days low. Cisco ($75) led the 19 fallers slumping $11 with Disney, Apple & IBM. Walmart ($134) McD, UH & Boeing led the risers.

In other news 'Visa process' procedures being frozen unsettled travel stocks and logistics were hit hard with big falls seen in CH Robinson ($168) off 21% and Landstar System ($137) down 18%. Gold & silver prices seem to be under a 'flash crash' syndrome as panic selling pressure takes prices to new lows. Stops are being triggered below $5000 causing prices to slump. Gold hit an intra-day low of 4901 in early deals this morning.

Nyse data

Issues 2839

Advances 852

Declines 1900

U/c 87

NH 370

NL 134

T/vol(tn) 1•60

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DJ -669 (49,452)

SP -109 (6833)

NS -514 (24,688)

WTI $63

10ytb 4•118%

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Latest :- Vix 21. Brent $67.

Gold $4954. Copper $5•840.

Palm $1026. Silver $76•250

$1•361. €1•147.

FF +12. DF -125.

Morning all.

Following stronger than expected US jobs nos growth in January mrkts pushed back expectations for near term int rate cuts by the Fed. Traders are now awaiting Fridays US consumer price index report for any indications when the the Fed might next cut rates.

Data showed employment in Jan increasing at its largest rate in over a year. With unemployment declining signalling a resilient labour mrkt capable of sustaining current rates mrkts fritter over the slow pace of rate cuts.

On Wall St stocks bounced around the unchanged line for most of the session before closing down 66 points. The Dow 30 slipped led by IBM off $18 to $273 followed by Salesforce & Boeing. Caterpillar jumped $33 to $775 an all-time high with Verizon, UH & Coca Cola gaining over 2%. Stocks with the highest daily trade vols were Nvidia (144•2m), Transocean (131m), Ford (130m) and Intel (107m). Cisco propped up the least traded with 34m trades.

Gold slipped as the strong jobs report dims rate cut hopes anytime soon and silver more volatile than gold due to its smaller mrkt and lower liquidity is down c.33% from its peak in Jan. Nevertheless they both remain solidly ahead over a 52wk basis (gold +74% /silver +155%).

Nyse data

Issues 2828

Advances 1476

Declines 1265

U/c 87

NH 417

NL 80

T/vol(tn) 1•4

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DJ -66 (50,121)

SP u/c (6941)

NS +74 (25,201)

R2 -2 (1608)

WTI $65

10ytb 4•185%

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MSCI(W) -2 (4569)

Gold Bugs +22 (886)

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Latest :- Vix 18. Brent $70.

Gold $5055. Copper $5•981.

Palm $1024. Silver $83•170.

$1•362. €1•148.

FF +36. DF +106.

Morning all.

Wall St showed a lack of direction yesterday after hitting an intra-day record high of 50,513. Traders were reluctant to make any moves ahead of the US monthly jobs report today, which could see January jobs nos rising around 77,000 in the face of subdued hiring. US unemployment rate as of last month stands at 4•4% (UK 5•1%).

On the Dow 14/30 stocks gained led by Walt Disney ($110), HD & Travellers. Heading down Amgen off $12 to ($365), Walmart & Coca Cola. In other company news Robinhood ($86) slid 8% on disappointing earnings nos. LYFT ($14) the ride hailing firm fell 17% in post mrkt trading and Ford Motor Co edged up post the bell to $13•66 after projecting a $8-$10bn ebit rebound from the $11•1bn net loss last time.

Mrkts are showing considerable calm as hundreds of billions of dollars are poured into Ai and extreme swings rattle assets from tech to metals. Gold & silver continued their rallies as central banks insatiable appetite for product and security boost demand. Both commodities have entered new price ranges as 'dip' buyers return in force.

Nyse data

Issues 2835

Advances 1701

Declines 1039

U/c 95

NH 309

NL 38

T/vol(tn) 1•3

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DJ +52 (50,188)

SP -23 (6942)

NS -140 (25,128)

R2 u/c (1611)

WTI $64

10ytb 4•148%

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MSCI(W) u/c (4571) R

Gold Bugs +7 (863) R

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Latest :- Vix 18. Brent $69.

Gold $5056. Copper $5•929.

Palm $1032. Silver $82•000.

$1•366. €1•147.

FF +27. DF +113.

Morning all.

Techs catapulted the Dow to back to back highs yesterday extending the momentum from Fridays big jump on the Dow. This week sees some important economic data released to the markets. US retail sales nos are due out today with the jobs report on Wednesday & the latest CP index on Friday.

The earnings season remains in focus with Coca Cola ($78) nos out today followed by Cisco, McDonald's, Gilead & Robinhood later in the week. On the Dow 11/30 stocks ended the session higher led by Msoft ($413) Nvidia, Cisco & Caterpillar. Going down Merck, Travellers, Nike & Amgen.

Gold surged above $5000 on Monday as Wells Fargo Investment Institute upgraded its year end forecast to $6100 - $6300.

China's central bank continues its buying for the 15th consecutive month with holdings rising to 74m ounces valued at $370bn.

Silver (c.$81•500) remains one of the top performing assets this year (+15%) underlining its appeal as a speculative and defensive asset.

Nyse data

Issues 2833

Advances 1609

Declines 1137

U/c 87

NH 297

NL 63

T/vol(tn) 1•3

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DJ +20 (50,136) R

SP +33 (6965)

NS +192 (25,268)

R2 u/c (1610)

WTI $64

10ytb 4•195%

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MSCI(W) +42 (4571) R

Gold Bugs +49 (856) R

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Latest :- Vix 17. Brent $69.

Gold $5033. Copper $5•908.

Palm $1045. Silver $80•955.

$1•368. €1•149.

FF +3. DF -24.

Morning all.

Strong gains in Japan which hit fresh records on expectations of tax cuts after PM Sanae Takaichi landslide victory in Sundays general election boosted mrkts across the region at the start of wk 7. The yen strengthened to 157 v the USD while the 10/yr Japanese Gov Bond yields 2•274%.

Demand for gold & silver is being driven by emerging markets mainly in China, India & Turkey. Around 75% of consumer demand over the last 10 years has come from those markets. Silver is well off highs of $121 set in Jan 2026 while gold continues to power ahead up 72% on a 1 year basis.

In early afternoon trading the Nikkei is up over 2300 points with mrkt heavyweight Softbank jumping 7% and Uniglo Fast Retailing up over 8 percent.

Banks, Autos & techs are all on buyers lists. Sentiment has risen as the mrkts price in monetary policy focusing on growth to reduce debt.

Among other major gainers CyberAgent soared 16% and Sumitomo Electric 11%. Others in the sector all ahead between 7% & 10%. In economic news Japan posted a current account surplus of 730bn yen in Dec down 32% on the year as the debt burden continues to grow. Current debt to GDP

ratio exceeds 240% the highest in the G7.

Elsewhere in Asia S.Korea surged 4%, Hong Kong & Taiwan are up 2% & 3% each.

In China the SHCOMP put on 48 at mid'day while Singapore and Malaysia gain 1% & 1•5%. Other Pan Pacificas follow Japan's upward trend. In Sydney the ASX200 flew up over 150 to close at a new record of 8701. Yet Sydney lags other Asian exchanges on a ytd basis, up only 2%.

Latest :- Vix 18. Brent $67.

Gold $5034. Copper $5•893.

Palm $1036. Silver $81•105.

$1•361. €1•150. 10ytb 4•23%

FF +50. DF +80.

Morning all.

Excellent post solomon. I guess the board prefer to be a big fish in a small pond where they can do as they please. Any mis'steps will see the mrkt exact its retribution. The stubbornly resistance to move onto the main list is very annoying.

Its going to be a long wait until the F/Y finals in early July. They better not disappoint!

MSi added 63 points on the week closing at 1355, still 6% down on the year. I think the stock has run up against events and without a significant mrkt mover will drift around these levels.

Recent news the MSi- defense system provides Seahawk DS30M A2 30mm gun mounts selected for the US Navy's MK 38 Mod 4 program. The US Navy uses the new Mod 4 to replace the older, smaller systems on many ships. Below update on ytd nos.

Ytd

---

Sp

1340-1360

1/2026.

1454

H 1560

L 1440

7/88

113p

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100 +4%

250 +3%

All +4%

Aim +5%

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Vix +19%

Gold +15%

Oil +12%

Palm +5%

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DJ +4%

SP +1%

NS -1%

R2 +10%

--

TK +8%

HK +4%

SH +2%

JK -8%

KL +3%

SP +6%

SK +21%

TX +10%

AS u/c

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The Dow closed above the 50,000 level for the first time ever yesterday. Its been a 130 year ascent thats involved an ever changing group of stocks from the initial 12 companies listed in 1896 to the nos represented now on the various indexes.

By 1928 the DJI had 30 members and its hard to believe it traded below 1000 points throughout the early 70's. By 1999 the Dow was over 10,000 and in 2017 traded over 20,000 overcoming the .com bubble and the global financial crisis. It would take a few years for the index to burst through 40,000 and in a 2 year exceeded 50,000.

Yesterday the Dow jumped 1207 points to a new record with 28/30 closing ahead led by Nvidia up $14 to $185, Caterpillar & 3MCo. The 500 put on 134 to get back into the ytd plus column. The rebound came as investors piled back into the mrkt following 3 days of declines.

The big loser was Amazon which fell $18 to $206 after posting eps below forecasts and a massive $200 bn capital spending blitz for 2026. This figure dwarfs the companies operating cash flow of $139bn. Despite 4Q sales up 14% to $213 bn the stock could not overcome investors nervousness.

Nyse data

Issues 2838

Advances 2223

Declines 548

U/c 67

NH 340

NL 55

T/vol(tn) 1•5

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DJ +1207 (50,116) R

SP +134 (6932)

NS +527 (25,076)

R2 +43 (1610) R

WTI $63

10 y/tb 4•217%

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MSCI(W) +77 (4529)

Gold Bugs +42 (807)

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Close :- Vix 18. Brent $68.

Gold $4966. Copper $5•887.

Palm $1034. Silver $77•525.

Yen 157. Yuan 6•94

$1•361. €1•152.

FF +37. DF +7.

Morning all.

On a down day for stocks Royal Philippines Airways a low cost carrier plunged into administration after more than 20 years of service. The carrier confirmed it was cancelling all of its commercial flights immediately.

On the street Wall closed well down on Ai worries of overvaluation and a large scale retreat from risk stocks particularly among software counters. For instance Amazon tanked 11% when it said it plans to invest $200 bn this year.

Among other worries new Labour mrkt data added pressure on mrkts as new figs from companies showed the largest nos of job cuts for any January since the depths of the 2009 recession.

On the big board 12/30 stocks gained led by Travellers, Coca Cola & Cisco. Going down Msoft led the fallers as vibe coding (language prompts rather than code) collapses the barriers to building apps. CEO Suleyman said anyone can now vibe code and create an app "in sconds" which could threaten entire categories of software. Msoft fell $21 to $394. Nine of the eleven 500 sectors fell into negative territory for the year to date.

Silver ($73) which has tracked gold to record highs tumbled 20% taking gold down to $4844 during the day. Silver at one time tumbled to $65 but has held reasonably firm at $72. Strong buying interest in the $4700-$4800 range has limited declines in precious metals.

Nyse data

Issues 2836

Advances 939

Declines 1836

U/c 61

NH 163

NL 106

T/vol(tn) 1•50

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DJ -593 (48,909)

SP -84 (6798)

NS -343 (24,549)

R2 -11 (1567)

WTI $64

10ytb 4•191%

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MSCI(W) -53 (4452)

Gold Bugs -51 (765)

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Latest :- Vix 22. Brent $68.

Gold $4839. Copper $5•747.

Palm $1042. Silver $73•010.

$1•356. €1•149.

FF -46. DF -14.

Morning all.

On Wall techs dominated the session showing steep falls during yesterday's trading. The Nsdq slumped 447 to its lowest closing level in a month after flirting with record highs just a week ago. The S&P 500 fell 35 while the narrower Dow added 260 to within striking range of all-time closing high (49,590).

On the Dow top 30 board 23 posted gains led by Amgen surging $28 to $366 a new record on earnings beat and optimistic forecasts for '26/'27. Nvidia fell $6 to($174) as UHG & Goldman propped up the decliners. The industrials sector has been a big beneficiary of the rotation out of tech with a number of defense & transportation stocks hitting highs yesterday. For instance 92 of the 500 hit intra-day highs.

Gold and silver prices have been under pressure of late as traders continue to take take profits. Gold fell below $5000 in volatile trading to $4864 after a record $5561. Silver slumped below $76 after last Wednesday's $117 high.

The weeks action in precious metals suggest buyers are defending the $5000 level for now. Round nos matter in mrkts because they shape behaviour, for stop losses, targets and options strikes. Many investors & traders make decisions as indexes move above or below the round nos levels.

Nyse data

Issues 2829

Advances 1601

Declines 1152

U/c 76

NH 323

NL 99

T/vol(tn) 1•60

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DJ +260 (49,501)

SP -35 (6883)

NS -447 (24,891)

R2 +14 (1578)

WTI $64

10ytb 4•267%

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MSCI(W) -18 (4505)

Gold Bugs u/c (816)

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Latest :- Vix 19. Brent $68.

Gold $4926. Copper $5•789.

Palm $1049. Silver $77•840.

$1•362. €1•156.

FF -15. DF -29.

Morning all.