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CMCX The online trading platform said that net operating income for its first quarter alone exceeded the figure reported for the first half of its prior financial year. CMC Markets said for the three months to the end of June, the entire business performed very well, with client trading activity at around double that of the same period the year before. Meanwhile, client income retention was materially higher than the 82% reported for the six months ended September 30, 2019, and stockbroking net trading revenue has benefited from the current market conditions. As a result, net operating income for the quarter has risen above GBP102.3 million, which was reported for the interim period of CMC's 2020 financial year. In addition, CMC is confident that its net operating income for the year ending March 31, 2021 to exceed the upper end of its current market consensus, even if client trading activity returns to more normal levels.

All time high today ,KAPE keep breaking this records , more to come, nice.

DEUTSCHE BANK CUTS ASTON MARTIN PRICE TARGET TO 35 (40) PENCE - 'HOLD'

£1 is well behind us and i am looking at £1.20 ,nice

you can buy hundred thousand shares no problem.
14.00 GBX +5.50 (64.68%)
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332.94 GBX +50.94 (18.06%)
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Average volume 483.31k
Shares outstanding 289.12m
Free float 107.92m
P/E (TTM) 9.43
Market cap 815.31m GBP
EPS (TTM) 0.2991 GBP

You are looking at next PLUS 500.

English holidaymakers can embark on overseas trips from Saturday as quarantine restrictions are lifted and travel advice is updated.

The 14-day self-isolation policy for people returning to or visiting England from destinations such as Spain, France, Italy and Germany is being lifted, the Department for Transport (DfT) announced.

Meanwhile, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) will exempt a number of countries from its advisory against all non-essential travel, which has been in place since March 17 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

In Q1 2021, the entire business has continued to perform very well, with client trading activity remaining around double that of the same period in the prior year as stated on 11 June 2020 in our FY20 results. Client income retention for the period is materially higher than the 82% reported in H1 2020 and stockbroking net trading revenue also continues to benefit from the market conditions.

As a result, net operating income for Q1 2021 is in excess of that reported for H1 2020 of £102.3 million.

Gerry same for me over BVC , you win some you lose some, that is perils of day trading,lol.
Hard work this day trading. Luckily i don't relay on it to live on.

Weekly jobless claims come in ahead of forecasts
Thu, 2nd Jul 2020 13:46ShareCast
(Sharecast News) - Weekly jobless claims in the States continued to drift lower last week, but only slightly once again and by less than economists had forecast.
According to the Department of Labor, initial unemployment claims for the week ending on 27 June decreased by 55,000 to reach 1.427m (consensus: 1.341m).

The four-week moving average meanwhile fell by 117,500 to 1,504,750.

Secondary unemployment claims on the other hand, those which are not being filed for the first time, rose by 59,000 to 19.290m over the week ending on 20 June.

LIVE MARKETS-Don't lose sight of the big picture
Thu, 2nd Jul 2020 13:21Thomson Reuters
* Waiting for NFPs

* STOXX up on vaccine hopes

* Positive indicators back sentiment

* Cyclicals jump: banks, autos outperform
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DON'T LOSE SIGHT OF THE BIG PICTURE (1200 GMT)

European equity markets have become volatile and a choppy summer could be ahead as there are
plenty of sources of risks -including the pandemic and U.S. political uncertainty, but the big
picture remains supportive, analysts say.

"We believe the rotation has legs, both at a regional and sector level, and we think greater
market breadth is required for equities to grind higher," Barclays says.

The bank has an overweight Europe versus U.S., cyclicals vs. defensives and sees "further
catch-up potential for value vs. growth".

Here is why:

1) Light positioning provides a cushion to equities and could give legs to the rally if
investors put cash to work

2) Countries better prepared to handle COVID-19 without having to reinstate full lockdowns.

3) Super generous monetary and fiscal response, which "should also speed up and sustain the
recovery in activity".

4) Strong bank lending

5) Governments' appetite for fiscal expansion rather than austerity

6) Earnings estimates cut fast, higher activity momentum in H2 is expected. Here is chart:

7) P/Es are demanding, but zero rates makes equities look more attractive than bonds.

Hi Gerry, looks like it is going to be a good news from USA,but i closed all my trades anyway. BVC - more than doubled since my first trade at 45p .

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: FTSE 100 Drives Higher Ahead Of Key US Jobs Data

Wall Street is on course for a higher start on Thursday. The Dow Jones is called up 0.8%, the S&P 500 up 0.6% and the Nasdaq Composite up 0.4%.

In focus this afternoon is the US jobs report for June at 1330 BST - brought forward from the usual release day of Friday due to this week's Independence Day holiday.

Consensus is for 3.0 million jobs to have been added in June, up from 2.5 million in May, according to FXStreet. The unemployment rate is expected to edge down to 12.3% from 13.3%.

For context, April and March combined saw a loss of over 21 million jobs.

STOB Bid:33.95p Offer:34.75p Change:2.578

Easy two penny for share profits , nice

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GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks skip higher ahead of U.S. jobs data
Thu, 2nd Jul 2020 10:09Thomson Reuters

Nothing is happening here today,

Give it rest mate you must be just breaking even now on your HFD trade and you will be off to next share to ramp like you did with HUR.

Yes 100 points turnaround for the FTSE ,you have to be quick in this markets ,lol