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(MT Newswires) -- Engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce Holdings (RR.L) received an order to supply mtu on-board power generators for Baleària's electric ferries.

The company will supply eight mtu emergency power generators for two ferries, according to a Monday release. The Spanish shipping company's fully electric ferries are scheduled to begin serving a route between Spain and Morocco from 2027.

The emergency power generators will be supplied on behalf of Spanish shipyard Astilleros Armon.

Hold 1100, break 1125, then let the engines speak.

SF,

Experience is always valuable — though on most flight decks, it’s the checklist, the data, and what the instruments are actually saying that decide whether we’re climbing… or stalling.

Agree 100%, this one is the ElGordo in the pure Copper Plays arena once production doubles🙌😉

Agreed, Berny—100%. Thank you. Now it’s time to take off.

Mr Market (SP500) is having a Friday tree shake, so shares are getting marked down all around.

PaulCy No dreaming — just charts and patience. Dreaming is what you call it when price goes nowhere; higher lows pressing a defined neckline is what you call compression. Markets don’t break out from excitement; they break out from boredom. We’ll let price decide.

Below 605p, shorts are relaxed; above 650p, they’re managing damage — above 722p, they’re just passengers.

Captain’s Note

Rough seas overnight, but the hull held. Futures flushed hard into the 21/40-day lines, kissed support, then buyers boarded in force and hauled the market back to green by the close. Textbook range defence.

Breadth told the real story: metals bid, most sectors recovered, rotation alive. NASDAQ lagged on Oracle drag, but that’s divergence—not damage. The primary course remains sideways-to-up with a clear upward bias.

This week logged a key win: fresh all-time highs on the S&P and Dow. Breakouts from the upper range while everything else consolidates—classic strength beneath the chop. Accumulation, not distribution.

Calendar check: 6–8 real trading days left. After next week it’s housekeeping and book-balancing. Seasonals favour trend-following drift higher; no time, no catalyst, to flip the ship.

Macro wind at our backs: GDPNow tracking ~3.5–3.6%. Capex and productivity are the quiet engines here—hard to square that with doom narratives.

QE chatter is noise. Short-dated Treasury ops ≠ QE. Balance sheet isn’t expanding; expectations need adjusting.

Crypto steadied, not launched. Supply’s building, participation thin. Patience over FOMO.

Net: end-of-year rotation engaged, Santa warming the engines. Support intact, trend lines firm. We drift higher into year-end. Helm steady.

Retirment, you are again at the wrong Gate (not AIG) now, move on.

Happy Friday Incomming

It appears that the 1095 level is holding as strong support, which suggests a potential continuation of the current uptrend. It may be time to break the pattern, everyone. IMOO DYOR GLA

IMOO DYOR

Just need to get through the current supply and then across the 1111.11 crossing back towards and above 1125

David H Perry Christmas Special in the making 🤞

CALL OUT: Once passed the crossing (1111.11), the take off is located above 1125

Just reporting facts, nothing else:

Your qte not mine:

''Going to sell £10k worth at £10.54

buy back in at £10.30

see it's that easy !!!!!! lets hope now it proves me wrong and smashed though £10.55''

End off

Retirment again, pretending you lined up a short but failed to initiate it in the first place and now trying to convince others that it was a bang on effort on his part, when/if ever will you man up to your own shortcomings?

Sparkythecat,

The consensus target price based on the combined estimates of all analysts covering the company is currently 1256.79

In my book, this share price update is huge.

''David H Perry, JP Morgan advises its customers to buy the stock. Previously set at GBX 1245, the target price has been raised to GBX 1320., advises its customers to buy the stock. Previously set at GBX 1245, the target price has been raised to GBX 1320.''

Why: Because, as you may recall, he was one of the largest, if not the biggest, shorters or doomsayers of RR before Turbo Tufan's regeneration take off.

I think his target or destination @1320 is an excellent price in the medium term.

Kendalsc,

Thank you for your kind words; they are sincerely appreciated. To be transparent, I can't predict whether the share price will decline or rise between now and the annual results day. The market is inherently unpredictable, and much can change in that time.

That said, it may be prudent to approach the situation one step at a time. Tomorrow, the key event will be the Federal Reserve's decision regarding interest rates. Whether they choose to lower rates or maintain the current levels, that decision is likely to have a significant impact as we approach the end of the year.

One factor to keep in mind: if the anticipated "Santa Rally" does not materialize, we could see bearish sentiment taking hold, potentially pushing the market downward. As such, the markets are currently in a state of flux, making it difficult to provide a definitive answer to your question at this time.

I hope this perspective helps, and thank you again for reaching out.

Ever heard the phrase “Amateurs open the market, professionals close it?”

It’s one of those classic trader sayings that actually makes perfect sense when you really think about it…

Let’s start with the obvious: what is “the open”?

We know it’s often wider spreads on stocks, lower liquidity, the market whips around and takes some time to settle down.

Data even shows that a big percentage of intraday highs and lows happen in the first 30 minutes. Great for scalpers, of course, potentially dangerous for everyone else.

And just think, if you’re an institution trying to build a position, you’re not diving into that chaos.

You’re waiting, letting the order book fill. Letting the price settle down.

Compare that to the close…

After a full day of price discovery, emotion, and execution, the closing print is the final “vote”, if you like.

It’s the price both sides agreed on after everything played out.

And for a lot of big boys, rebalancing, hedging, managing client flow, the only thing they really care about is the close. (and maybe the VWAP…)

Even when we look at a daily chart, it’s the C in OHLC that carries the most weight.

And think about intraday sentiment shifts:

• A weak open that rallies and closes strong? That tells a story.

• A gap up that fades and closes red? That’s another.

Think of it as: The open is noise. The close is a signal.

So next time you’re framing a trade or reviewing your tea leaves…

Ask yourself: “What did the close say?”

Because, as the traders from decades ago used to say… “Amateurs open the market, professionals close it?”

Meanwhile, Today's price action suggests we are at the crossroads 1111.11

GLA and enjoy the voyage