David Barlow Buik MBE (born 21 March 1944) is a businessman and financial pundit for the BBC and other British, American and Australian television channels and radio stations. (wikipedia)
The futures indicate a lower start with profit takers and scalpers to the fore.
There is little sign that the retail sector is going to pick up in the U.K. ...We got adequate figures from Sainsbury's this morning, but they were already priced in.
It's definitely the end of the PC market as an expanding industry. I suspect other companies will be looking at similar mergers.
Demand has been tremendous. It's going to be well oversubscribed and I doubt if there will be full allotment.
Inflation is still a threat, and gold and silver is a great hedge against it and industrial demand from China and India is still strong.
Inflation and interest rates are all the rage.
It has been a long hard August with significant volatility. Twenty-one of the last 30 Septembers have yielded losses on the month. It is difficult to see that this September will buck the trend.
The market is tired. I think we've had a terrific week -- not so much in gains, but more in being able to maintain the 6,000 threshold.
The market is so overweight with this stock. Investors expected more.
The market has a very strong undertone to it and would seem reluctant to surrender too much of its recent gains. Very strong and robust turnover yesterday ventures to suggest some serious commitment to the market place.