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Support at £36 short term. This has been overbought for so long, punters can get the same quality clothes elsewhere for much less. wake up call.

Agree, chart looking good - clear air to July 2015 levels maybe ( £5.40 ) (early 2017) or at least ( £5.14 ~ 76% fib ) * todays rise with increased vols so can't see much retracement risk, should break north of the channel with ease, that said, not a unique situation within ftse at the moment. Will also be interesting to see how much the miners give back in the next weeks. PDYOR

Austria, Italy elections on the 4th - the big players have the safety on till that's out of the way I assume.

MMs testing the water at the open ?. really thin vols over the last week, thought would break higher as long as 325 held, so in theory its just still on - with 365 the target short term. pdyor

MMs testing the water at the open ?. really thin vols over the last week, thought would break higher as long as 325 held, so in theory its just still on - with 365 the target short term. pdyor

Insurance giant Aviva (LSE: AV) offers a nifty income stream of 4.53%. Better still, the income prospects look good, with the yield forecast to hit 5.1% at the end of this year. http://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2016/11/25/3-high-yielders-you-cant-afford-to-overlook/

Insurer backlash as tax hike wipes out whiplash reform gains http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/11/23/insurer-backlash-tax-hike-wipes-whiplash-reform-gains/

Did Brexit have any impact on your global outlook? For UK Inc, Brexit means we’ll be looking at more bilateral relations with companies in countries like India, China, Japan, the US etc. From Aviva’s perspective, operationally we’re not massively impacted. Largely, it will be business as usual. http://www.business-standard.com/article/specials/we-should-have-5-million-customers-by-2020-david-mcmillan-aviva-europe-116112301510_1.html

Wrong company, sorry all.

Jeez feels like ten rounds with the Klitschko's. I suppose Colin Child has now gotta find another company to raise funds for, poor old boy, must be crying all the way to the bank. "Accendo Markets’ Mike Dulken said the modest bounce-back might be due to evidence the cost cuts were beginning to bear fruit and that next year’s funding could be worthwhile" http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/11/25/fastjet-chairman-exits-airline-warns-needs-cash/

Chart suggests a break out here very soon.

Oops, wrong company sorry.

They have a repeat button at Precision Air you know........ I hope the maintenance isn't sped up :~) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmgLPMR9cko

Chart setup looking good, should break to flag pole (30p ish) so £5 soon ~ with a longer term £5.50 target area (weekly 200ma) DYOR

May dip to £3.31 R1 today worst case. As long as £3.20 holds though the 200ma at £3.68 should be good short term, with stoch and macd turning up hopefully a limited xd drop tomorrow.

~ How long is a piece of string ~ Using the above you wont go far wrong. as a rule.

UK big freeze: ‘Polar vortex’ could see Britain face coldest winter in FIVE years

Good for clothing sales. Trump slump? Clinton FBI... it's still close.

Not sure about £6.80... However £3.74 will be no problem in the run up to interim xd. Following that would expect to see resistance at the £4.20 area...... https://www.businesscornwall.co.uk/news-by-industry/retail/2016/10/brewery-adds-to-ms-range/

M&S will stamp this out. they are not alone in the high street with this battle. http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/syrian-refugee-kids-among-1-9113875