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Was that JP Morgan upping their stake in yesterdays RNS? Is that significant?

Where is this from? Source?

Went into B&M over the weekend - we go in every few weekends. It was looking the best I've seen it for a very long time. Positive signs I hope.

The share price a year ago was close to 1300.

10% down on that would be ok for me! ;)

Vistry unfortunately slowly dropping at the moment....

I'm mildly optimistic that the share price hasn't dropped much before the results tomorrow. Although, if it tanks this afternoon then I may start crying - news always seems to leak out somehow to those in the know.

Metlen Energy & Metals PLC is set to join the FTSE 100 at the first time of asking, at the expense of housebuilder Taylor Wimpey PLC, data from FTSE Russell suggested on Tuesday.

Results due early next week. Any thoughts?

I can't believe this isn't up more with the IAG results today. Why hasn't this seen a big re-rate?

I got in at an average of 135p. I have about 7,450 shares I'm still holding. I sold some on the way up at 168p (3,000 shares) and 214p (1,400 shares).

The MACD seems to have good momentum and isn't too overbought... so I'm holding on for now. But at 72% up it's hard not to sell out every day!

172 (I really hope not though).

IAG holding up well considering it was sub 160 only a few days ago... and also spent most of the last 3 years sub 160!

(Sharecast News) - RBC Capital Markets upgraded Taylor Wimpey on Friday but downgraded Berkeley as it took a look at the two UK housebuilders. Taylor Wimpey was raised to 'outperform' from 'sector perform' with an unchanged price target of 175p.

"Taylor Wimpey has the wind behind its sales, and we like the cut of its jib," RBC said.

"Of the housebuilding majors it is the least distracted by management change, strategic change or potential M&A activity.

"We believe it is reading the weather well: that the weather is improving. With all hands on deck it may be the first to react to improving market conditions and the first of the large caps to meet its medium-term goals."

The bank also said that while volume growth is a story for 2025 and beyond, the dividend is a key part of the story today.

"The shares offer a highly stress tested yield of 5.4%, and with interest rates likely to fall this year we would advise those looking for income tomorrow to lock in this yield today."

The TW. price has held up well today given the dividend.

I really don't like the way it's falling into the close today!

Yep, I just bought £10k of CCL. For better or worse... will see tomorrow (and the next few years). Cruises are very busy this year, bookings must be at a high level. They certainly seem fuller than before covid. -So if it isn't doing well now...

Question from a newbie. Sorry if the answer is obvious and I missed it.

In 2018 they seemed to have a similar T/O and profit. But the dividend was 15p. Why is it only 1.2p now?

They did open a 0.5% short. Is this something to be worried about?

148. Unfortunately.

Pretty pleased with the last couple of weeks of COST. Although it really should be in a range a lot higher... 80p-120p range would be a good start.