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CMC Markets backed guidance after improved client trading volumes at the end of its first half.

The online trading platform expects net operating income for the six months that ended September 30 to be around GBP126 million - which would be nearly half the GBP230.9 million achieved a year ago. Active clients were moderately lower in the period year-on-year, but increased market activity exiting September led to improved client trading volumes.

"We closed the first six months with a pickup in market volatility and client trading volumes following what was a more subdued environment from the start of the year," said Chief Executive Officer Lord Cruddas.

CMC expects full-year net operating income in a range between GBP250 million and GBP280 million. Again, this would be down from the year before, when it achieved net operating income of GBP409.8 million.

FTSE 100 set for strong start to Thursday as investors buy the dip
IG Markets sees the FTSE 100 up around 70 points ahead of the open.

bad time there is some movement up

same here mate, took my profits , nice

and recovering now ,nice

IPO is down to 125p now ,looks like someone is not happy with a change and the markets are not helping.

change at the top,
GBX 129.08
5.09%
-6.92 Today

nice,
GBX 264.38
4.50%
+11.38 Today

trading update Friday 08/10/21

Thursday 7 October
CMC Markets PLC Trading Statement

A strong first half leading to an upgrade in full year profit expectations:

Banco Santander, S.A. ("Banco Santander" or the "Bank"), in compliance with the Securities Market legislation, hereby communicates the following:



INSIDE INFORMATION



Further to the inside information communicated on 28 September 2021 (registration number 1076), and having obtained the appropriate regulatory authorization, Banco Santander hereby gives notice of the commencement of a program to repurchase own shares (the "Buy-Back Programme" or the "Programme") for a maximum amount of 841 million euros.

LONDON, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Travel company TUI Group
said it would raise 1.1 billion euros ($1.27 billion)
in a fully-underwritten capital increase to help pay down its
pandemic debt, as it reported strong holiday bookings in late
summer.

TUI said on Wednesday that its largest shareholder, the
Mordashov family, planned to undertake all subscription rights
linked to its 32% holding in the group.

yes it will , don't panic Mr Mannering ,lol

i love day treading this ,nice

USA says jump and Europe says how high , lol

here we go we are chasing the DOW ,nice 46.44 p

come down to £2 just before USA open , happens every-time,why we are trying to pleased the USA ,
and now we are up , whoopy doo ,lol

USA is up and like i have said it before so far every dip gets bought , nice

just before 14:30 we will drop the price for our USA friends we don't want to upset them, LOL