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looks like yesterday was the bottom big buys today.

results must be soon

when MTC appoints new CEO £2 will be history.

results are out tomorrow

recovered well today 1st Support Level 180.500 2nd Support Level 175.500

Gold Barely Budges After Long Losing Skid Tue, 3rd Jun 2014 13:08 WASHINGTON (Alliance News) - Gold prices are up marginally Tuesday morning with investors reacting to a mixed batch of economic data from China. Some short-covering after recent declines is pushing up the yellow metal a bit. Gold futures for August are up USD3.30 or 0.27% at USD1,247.30. Gold for August ended down USD2.00 or 0.2% at USD1,244 an ounce on Monday, extending losses to a sixth successive session as investors chose riskier equity assets. Concerns about a likely fall in demand also contributed to weakness. Silver for July is up USD0.096 or 0.51% at USD18.835 an ounce. Meanwhile, copper is down USD0.039 or 1.22% at USD3.132 per pound. On the economic front, the US Commerce Department is scheduled to release its factory orders report for April at 10 am ET. Economists expect factory orders to have risen by 0.5% month-over-month. Automakers are due to release monthly sales data for May, with the consensus estimate calling for total vehicle sales coming at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 16.1 million compared to the 12.8 million unit rate in April. At 1.50 pm ET, Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President Esther George will speak on monetary policy in Breckenridge, Colorado. According to a reading from HSBC, China's final HSBC Purchasing Managers Index stood at 49.4 in May, down from a preliminary estimate of 49.7. However, that was up from April's reading of 48.1. Meanwhile, Chinese services sector activity rose to a six month high in May, with the index tracking non-manufacturing activity rising to 55.5, from 54.8 in the previous month.

MANX is worry free share ,,,,nice,,,,

all demand and supply there is not a lot of interest here but they will turn around

2nd Resistance Point 201.500 1st Resistance Point 192.000

up nearly 100% in straight line

next stop is £2

wow 180p

Mail on Sunday Midas takes a look at Treatt, which makes ingredients that add flavour and fragrance to food, drinks and toiletries. Controlled by a single family for nearly a century, the firm has emerged from its shell and is keen to expand at home and abroad. Treatt’s ingredients go into products from craft beer to yogurt and scented soap to hypoallergenic perfume. More... Live share data: Treatt Live share data: GlaxoSmithKilne Live share data: Genel Energy How to choose the best (and cheapest) DIY investing Isa - and our pick of the platforms Though the firm still bears the name of its founder, the family which most influenced the business were the Bovills, who took a seat on the board in 1924 and remained the largest single shareholder until they sold their 29 per cent stake last summer. The firm is now chaired by social enterprise guru Tim Jones, who was behind the appointment of Daemmon Reeve as boss when the Bovills bowed out. Reeve has worked at Treatt for 20 years, most recently running the US division, where he increased profits by 250 per cent over three years. Shareholders hope he can repeat this performance across the group. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/diyinvesting/article-2645288/Treatt-GlaxoSmithKline-Genel-Energy.html#ixzz33QhLZOia Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

paper IC is out

better day today

long way yet to FTSE100

Mothercare (MTC) is still on the hunt for a new chief executive. Given the infant retailer's struggle to stem falling sales and persistent losses in the UK business, the appointment can't come soon enough. Trading last year did match 'management expectations', but remember that guidance was slashed in January following a disastrous Christmas. Adjusted pre-tax profit of £9.5m was ahead of consensus forecasts, while worldwide network sales rose 0.5 per cent to £1.19bn. That was driven entirely by the international business, which is in good health. With all four overseas regions performing strongly, total sales were up 6 per cent to £729m, despite "unprecedented levels of currency devaluation". Like-for-like sales rose 2.5 per cent, boosting profits 8 per cent to £45.3m. The UK struggled - but at least trading improved. Like-for-like sales fell 1.9 per cent, compared with 3.6 per cent in the previous year and 6.2 per cent the year before that. And, after a "disappointing" third quarter, sales were flat in the final 12 weeks. Overall, retail sales dipped 8 per cent to £433m as Mothercare continued to axe unprofitable stores, while online sales grew 5 per cent to £134m. That left the UK business £21.5m in the red. Numis Securities expects adjusted pre-tax profit of £12.5m for 2015, giving EPS of 10.8p. MOTHERCARE (MTC) ORD PRICE: 161p MARKET VALUE: £143m TOUCH: 160-162p 12-MONTH HIGH: 495p LOW: 136p DIVIDEND YIELD: nil PE RATIO: na NET ASSET VALUE: 17p* NET DEBT: £46.5m Year to 29 Mar Turnover (£m) Pre-tax profit (£m) Earnings per share (p) Dividend per share (p) 2010 766 32.5 28.0 16.8 2011 794 8.8 7.6 18.3 2012 813 -103.0 -105.0 2** 2013 749 -23.9 -26.9 nil 2014 725 -26.3 -31.0 nil % change -3 - - - Ex-div: na Payment: na *Includes intangible assets of £44.2m, or 50p a share **Interim dividend only IC VIEW: Mothercare's overseas business is supporting the UK division, which has a serious image problem. The group needs a new CEO - badly - to drag it back into the black. Until then, the shares, trading on 15 times forward earnings, remain a hold. Last IC view: Hold, 291p, 8 Jan 2014 visible-status-Standard story-url-Mothercare_prelims_220514.xm

fist 380p tnen £4 soon

Broker Recommendations for Crest Nicholson (CRST) Date Broker Rating Old Target New Target Change 12-Mar-14 Goldman Sachs Strong Buy 525.00 530.00 Upgrade

you are nearly there mate 44p to buy now