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Daddy and son at the launch of Naked Trader at Waterstones


Christopher meets James the steam engine on our Thomas Tank Engine weekend..


Christopher models the latest in rugby tops..


Christopher relaxes before bedtime...

Ancient (20-years-old) Domino makes more attempts to destroy the 5k sofa.
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Super summer tales

August 18th 2010

** My new book - about spreadbetting - is out on August 23rd, you can pre-order it here:

The Naked Trader's Guide to Spread Betting

Welcome to any new readers coming to the website from the new book, I would suggest you read the spreadbetting book in conjunction with Naked Trader, available here:

The Naked Trader

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And just a quick hello to any new readers.. this site is generally updated twice a week on Wednesdays and Fridays, I hope you enjoy it.

To read back issues press "Diary" or "Archive"...

And a quick message to those of you coming to the September seminars (the follow up one on the 17th and the usual one on the 24th) - I have emailed all of you booked in with venue and other details of the day.

If you are booked into either seminar and didn't get those details please email me.

I'm taking a break from updating the website as I enjoy the last of the summer hols but I'll be back...(continues below)

... again with twice weekly updates from Wed Sept 8th.

I hope you all enjoy the rest of the holidays and the bank holiday and that the market is kind to you. I can hardly believe it when I write September, where did the year go?

This summer continues to be such fun for us even if the weather isn't so good at times. And I'm really glad we decided to stay in the UK. No airport tedium! We've enjoyed so many adventures with our lovely and lively 5-year-old.

As usual with life it's the simple things that don't cost money that are most enjoyable. Like cycling around the river last night with the young lad watching him bomb along carefree.

Then onto the adventure playground, pushing him high in the air on the swings. Dinner at Wagamama and home, dusty and happy.

Spent Saturday with some very old friends that I've known since my college days - we played tennis doubles in and out of the rain while Mrs NT kindly looked after all the children for us.

We had to slap our legs every few seconds as the mosquitos got confused with the changing light and wanted their dinner early. A superb dinner, champagne and card games.

On Sunday we moved on to yet....

....another festival attended! Though this time we didn't "camp". Or should I say this time we didn't go to an event where a tent had already been erected for us.

This time we went for the day to the Goodwood Vintage Festival and what fun it was and very well organised.

There were fantastic vintage cars on display, vintage stalls, a Butlins entertainment centre for the kids, and Christopher's favourite, a helter skelter.

Tons of decent music acts in various tents. Top of the bill for us was Kid Creole and the Coconuts who put on a very good show with the two big hits "Stool Pigeon" and "Annie I'm Not Your Daddy" going down the best.

Plenty of great food stalls - I went for the amazing Goodwood Organic beef roll which was amazing. Proper beef and all!

What else? There were...(continues below)

... fashion displays, oh and a lot of people made the effort and dressed "vintage". I think we'll go again next year.

What's next for us this summer? A trip to Nottingham to see Mrs NT's Dad, but the main event left is a week in Devon at month end .. not camping but a cottage.. a mile away from a posh hotel.

This means we don't have to go into the hotel but should it rain all week at least we can use its facilities so it might come in handy.

It used to be the hotel's lodge but it looks lovely and gives us townies a taste of country living.

Otherwise we hope to be out and about, townies enjoying what remains of the light evenings.

So, the new spreadbetting book is going out to the shops - if you pre-ordered it from my website it should be with you any minute - if you ordered it from Amazon probably next week.

I'm very pleased with the look and feel of it so well done to the publisher.

It ended up being harder to write than I imagined - quite a number of nights I struggled to make spread betting as simple as it actually is. Quite hard to get it down on paper.

But I hope I explain to beginners how it's done but more importantly the many pitfalls to be faced.

I have an unusual kind of problem as the writer of a new book.

The publisher obviously wants a lot of publicity but I don't want so much. The trouble arises because I'm just one person and inevitably the more publicity the more emails flood in and the less I'm able to cope if there are too many. Also I don't make much from it - I get 50p-£1.70 per sale - not quite Tony Blair territory!

So I've decided to do a very small and low key amount of publicity. I get so many mails from people wanting me to do speeches etc like this one:

"We run the Growth Company Investor Show at the Barbican. Around 1500 professional and private investors attend with around 50/60 small caps exhibiting. Alongside this we run a conference stream, where we get fund managers, investment columnists, investment advisers to speak to the audience. I wondered if you would find this an interesting audience to speak to? "

I said no for the reasons outlined above but also I feel if I'm going to do a talk I want to do ten hours to explain to people properly how I do things like I do at my seminars.

I don't think there's anything I can cover in enough detail in 30 minutes. So I don't do speeches. Also organisers tend to like tidy powerpoint presentations. This isn't me. I prefer rough and ready but real.

I did do a half hour speech once many years ago. I had to follow someone who'd bored the audience talking about covered warrants. Talk about handing on an audience that wasn't just not warmed up but was half asleep. Lucky for me as I stood up to make a start someout shouted: "Your flies are undone!" That woke em up!

I did say yes to a podcast with The Motley Fool. I like the guy that runs it, David Kuo and I was in town anyway. An amazing company to work for. You can have as much holiday as you like and take it when you want! And it works for them well.

I think I did something else on the radio but can't remember the station. Anyway in the end if the book helps to save beginners from losing it was worth writing.

Thanks for the continued feedback on the summer seminar! Glad it was useful and already hearing about one or two of your successes. And glad some of you are taking control of your own pensions. Good for you.

For those of you who missed it the next seminar is on Friday September 24th.

It'll be at Heathrow as usual - mail me at robbiethetrader@aol.com if interested with "Autumn seminar" in the subject line. I'll send you details. There is a decent early booking discount on right now. It's also filling up fast and almost certain to sell out well ahead of time.

Beginners and improvers welcome for September! Come and spend the day with me, the markets and some lovely people - and of course, lunch!

If you mail me I will...(continues below)

then send you details and a full agenda of what is covered. Also more details below somewhere.

My seminars are designed for beginners, dabblers and improvers and deals with everything from how to look for winners, how to research, spreadbetting, level 2 use how to time trades and short, how to use advfn properly and run your portfolio without having to spend money on systems and tipsters.. and tons more.

A lot of the day comes directly from the live markets and I show you many of the tricks I use to get good prices live. And there might even be the odd live trade or 2!

The one off follow up seminar only for those of you who've been before is nearly sold out. If you want to come let me know asap. It would be a quick refresh but mainly all about timing and we'd be doing level 2, placing orders on the live markets all day.

We'd also scan for shares and research them live on the day. It's on Sept 17th. If interested mail me at robbiethetrader@aol.com with "Follow up seminar" in the subject line.

After the success of the last couple, there will be another TA seminar with top trader Susan, on Dec 4th. If you're interested in learning all about TA from a brilliant trainer, don't miss it. Susan's lessons in TA will help you take the emotion out of trading. Mail me with "TA interested" in the subject line. You must have been to one of my normal ones.

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Spreadbetting firm Tradefair Spreads has upped its offer exclusively to Naked Trader readers to a £100 credit. This offer is exclusive to me and not available anywhere else...

I've been using them for a few weeks to check that I'm happy with the service. As you know I don't take ads or allow referrals on the site unless it's a company I've used and I feel confident about.

What I like about it is it's easy to use, spreads are surprisingly tight on the smaller companies and interestingly an automated stop loss is applied to each trade - so beginners know what their max loss is from the outset.

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The number of emails to me is nearly reaching saturation point and I'm struggling! I'm getting 100s which is lovely in a way but killing me in another.

The main problem is the length of some of them, indeed some run to the length of novels, so, please, help save my eyes and please keep mails to under 150 words.. you can do it! It's close to the stage where I am going to have to say I will answer all mails but those over 200 words will get deleted. Keep them short and sweet, please!!

Also, it's possible the answer you seek from me is already in FAQ's. And do remember I can't discuss individual shares with you as it would be classified as investment advice which I'm not authorised to give.

Many of you enjoy the cheap advfn toplists bronze deal through me as do many of you with the cheap level 2. However many of you say you want a half-way house to include real-time share prices always on.

So I'm pleased to announce I've managed to seal a new deal with Advfn for its "Silver" service - that's always on real-time share prices for a good saving (Bronze toplists etc are included in this).

The deal is via me you can save £30 for your first year by paying just £138.06 inc vat via me instead of £167.47.

Just mail me for full details if you'd like it with "silver" in the subject line.

Those of you looking for some extra income could be interested here:

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So for free you can sign up and get this shopping site for yourself. What's brilliant is any product you want type it into the search and it will come up with it, which store it is at and where it is cheapest, then buy it and earn commission on your spend!

Everytime you buy anything yourself on your site you get commission.. So if you normally shop online anyway it's a no brainer: just use your own site instead of going direct and get some commission every time you shop.

Then you just get some friends to sign up and get their own site too - when they do online shopping using their mall, you get commission too. Simple as that.


They've just re-published "The Zulu Principle" by Jim Slater who's written a 2008 update at the beginning.

This is a brilliant classic book. Reading this is a real pleasure and it was a great idea to republish.

Jim believes like I do the best gains can come from smaller stocks and in an easy to read style takes you through how to evaluate smaller companies that are about to become bigger ones - he uses some excellent examples.

Really this is a must read for all more longer-term investors or anyone looking to grow their money... a number of you have also written to me about this book and praising it.

Here is the link to buy it:

The Zulu Principle

Here's a very topical one: The Little Book of Bull Moves in Bear Markets by Peter Schiff.

The book is all about how to keep portfolios up in a down market. He focusses a lot on how to play commodities and win with some sensible advice especially on natural resources and precious metals. He is very much a realist and there is no rubbish here: some straight talking and some interesting strategies.

Everyone who invests should think seriously about keeping portfolios up in bad times so this book should be read.

Well worth picking up at this link:

The Little Book of Bull Moves in Bear Markets

To order my new book Naked Trader 2 for next day delivery click this link... or the cover of the book top right!

The Naked Trader

Several people have asked me for a recommendation on a book which shows how to study accounts in a reasonably easy way. The one I like the most is The Investor's Guide to Understanding Accounts by Robert Leach. Ten crunch questions to ask before buying any company.

It' s a decent easy-to-read book with several key chapters and it's highly recommended. It's one I keep and dip into from time to time. To order, click this link... The Investor's Guide to Understanding Accounts

The best book on charting and easiest read on the subject is Investor's Guide to Charting by Alistair Blair. Click here -> Investor's Guide to Charting

Another good one is the second edition of The Investor's Toolbox by Peter Temple. Included in this one is how to use spreadbetting, CFD's warrants and trackers to reduce risk. And there are some decent trading strategies too.

This is an excellent book for new investors and also experienced ones. It explains all the things you may not be sure about in the markets and will explain the tools that are there. To order The Investors Toolbox by Peter Temple (new edition) click the following link for delivery in 24 hours... The Investor's Toolbox


NAKED TRADER SEMINAR LATEST NEWS:



**** BOOKING FOR FRI SEPTEMBER 24TH AT HEATHROW NOW OPEN**

Fancy spending a day with me, learning all the ways I have learned over the years to find good shares and play the markets? Well, you can at one of my seminars!

Booking is now open for the Naked Trader seminar on Friday Sept 24th.

Price is £495 plus vat. But there is an early bookers discount!

That includes three course lunch, coffees, snacks etc.

The seminar is mainly aimed at beginners and dabblers though improvers are welcome too.

Topics covered using live market feeds all day include: Market psychology, level 2 - a simple guide to how to use it for better timing; how to value companies; finding companies that are about to rise. I will also cover techniques for handling events such as the recent meltdown and volatility.

Spreadbetting: How to use it to gain an edge and go short. Market makers - how they work and how to beat them; how to stop losing money and make it instead and plenty more.

How to plan trade entries and exits - how to research companies and understand reports, plus all those niggly questions you always wanted to ask. How to set stop losses and targets. Charts and how to use them.

Also covered: Market maker tricks: How to spot tree shakes and use them in your favour, How to tell when NOT to buy a share. I use live ADVFN all day with lots of level 2 and looks at all kind of live market data.

The idea behind the seminar is SIMPLICITY. I don't use jargon or fancy words - everything is in PLAIN ENGLISH! No question is too stupid and the event is held in a friendly relaxed and supportive environment.

The idea is you will come away from the event I hope a wise and better investor with lots of new ideas. I try and translate complex topics into easy bite size pieces. I also aim for it to be entertaining as well as instructive.

If you are interested please e-mail me at robbiethetrader@aol.com with "seminar interested" in the subject line and I will send you full details of the event including comments from those who have come to previous seminars and you can then decide whether you would like to come. See you there!

One seminar attendee Clare wanted to write a testimonial about her experiences at the seminar which follows now!

"I’ve just come back buzzing from one of Robbie’s seminars. What a day! He’s just brilliant, and manages to pack an awful lot into one day, and with his enthusiastic and humorous delivery the day just flies by. There are no gimmicks, no sell, no ‘get-rich-quick’ promises, just his own solid, sound approach which he has learnt over the years and which works.

He shows you how to minimise the risks and maximise the profits and points out the banana skins on the way. Where the seminar really comes into its own is when he teaches using live level 2. Hearing him talk through his thought processes and reasoning is invaluable, and really brings home everything from the book. He has endless patience answering peoples’ questions, and really seems to care that everybody understands.

On top of that, you meet some really nice like minded people and swap e mail addresses, you’re plied with
chocolates and coffee all day, have a great lunch and spend the evening getting tiddled with Robbie in the
bar afterwards! You might even get to see the amazing crocodile boots . . . .

Don’t worry about the cost, it’s easily worth it, and you’ll soon make it back with your new-found investment skills, and in what you’re no longer losing. If you’re thinking of going along to his next seminar, whether you’re a novice or an experienced trader, don’t hesitate –just go!

Thanks Clare, did you want the tenner in cash, or will a cheque do?

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So there's now a £100 credit on offer for anyone opening an account via me. You get that after 5 spreadbets (terms and conditions apply)

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Naked Rambling


The Government is to its credit coming up with some decent ideas. Making clamping illegal looks a good one on the basis that in general clamping is legalised robbery and creates nasty scenes and unpleasantness all round.

Well done to the guy who refused to accept a £4,000 clamping fine and refused to move from his car. The clamping company caved in and accepted £100!

It's time to become a decent caring society and give people the benefit of the doubt.

Technology moves so fast these days that I wonder whether it's worth buying anything because in a flash it's outdated. Maybe we should move to renting technology instead of buying. Fuji has launched the first 3D camera and printing service. Go on - make my new camera obsolete already!

It constantly amuses me to see people obsessively checking their latest gadget for the newest "app".

The problem is new phones and technology is bizarrely preventing us from communicating properly, and encouraging us to have false or pretend "friends".

I don't give a stuff for any of it except for a laptop. I don't even have a mobile. Want to contact me? Call me at home and I'll get back to you. Nothing is so urgent.

I can walk around free and unencumbered by some bleeping attention seeker in my pocket.

And I dunno about you but I get fed up meeting people and our conversation gets constantly interrupted by bleeping and messages.

This can't really be good for our society can it when people are more interested and find it easier and more interesting to use their gadgets than converse?

So, if you ever meet me, please don't talk to me about your new exciting apps. I really won't be interested.
I can really live perfectly happily without them.

Looked like three of the Dragons are going to be axed if the papers are right: Deborah, James and Theo to go.

If anything I would get rid of Duncan. He's obviously bored by the whole thing now, and fed up, so he lays into the poor entreprenurs and slags them off unfairly. He's becoming a right bully.

I suspect with other TV ventures he's overstretched himself a la Gordon Ramsay but loves being on TV so much he carries on saying Yes.

In the meantime he has to keep up the botox and it looks like he has to dye his eyebrows to match the dyed hair...

The dragons continue to give away hardly any money and bizarely give money to someone touting .. 4 traffic cones that light up.

If anyone would like to pay me £100,000 for 4 cones do let me know....

Love this clip of the BBC weatherman caught being rude camera:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svt6MTmTAKQ

And even better my favourite clip of the cab driver who found himself accidentally being interviewed on live TV where he was believed to be an internet expert.

He thought he was waiting in the studio to pick up a passenger. Watching his face when he realises he's being interviewed live and he tries to decide whether to admit being the cabbie or to bluff his way through an interview as an internet expert!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5evS-ApSNQ

Made a nice few quid on next door team Fulham drawing 0-0 away to Bolton. Fulham are just brilliant at 0-0 away draws and I'd expect to make some more backing 0-0 away draws.

Can they beat Man Utd for the third time in a row at home on Sunday though? They'll need some luck.

The Premiership sure looks interesting but I think most would like to see Man City out of the top 4 to prove that it isn't just unlimited money that makes a football team.


If you fancy betting on football this year there is a brilliant book you have to buy with all the tips, hints, stats and strategies to really make money betting on football.

Written by two full time profit-making football bettors it shows how to treat it as a business!

It's called the Premier Football Betting Handbook and here is the link:

The Premier Football Betting Handbook 2010/11

If you're going to bet on football I urge you to get it!

The spreadbetting firm I use for sports betting is here:
Via this link Open a Sporting Index account, place 5 bets (each bet must have the potential to win and lose £20 or more) and they give you a £200 Total Goals bet on any live football match. Or you can choose £100 cash instead


http://www.sportingindex.com/?tpid=6755

Do remember if you do bet you ought to treat sports spreadbetting as entertainment - and expect to lose! Also with spreadbetting work out what your max loss could be and make sure you can afford it! In other words if you say backed the favourite at 15 for a fiver and they come nowhere your max loss is £75.


Naked Mail



Mel writes:
A huge thank you for your great productive seminar yesterday 26th July.

I wish I was more fresh to get even more out of your great effort and energy in the evening when you were company searching and going through thorough research on screening them through your detective work, way out of my head! Hard work , ha?!!!!!,...

Due to the Travel Lodge fire alarm incident, I just had 2 hour sleep so to keep eyes open and most of all my BRAIN sharp after 5 pm, was hard work but wow how great it was. Thank you so much. I am sure I missed loads when I left at 8 pm .

With your great sense of humour and wealth of expertise, on my mind, you will remain a great role model as a successful trader and perhaps one day if it is meant in this life, I can acquire your smart style! Wish you ongoing great success with your trading and most of all health and happiness and if god willing hope to see you again perhaps on a follow up or charting seminars but for now, let's put what I learnt from you into practice!


Thanks Mel. Glad it was useful. And you were a great sport!

Richard writes:

Thanks for a fab session on Friday, after some hesitation to part with the money initially, I’d have to say it was well worth it, a really good insight in to how you do things and frankly if we all follow your example and advice, there is no reason why we should not end up in the money to some degree.

One of the things I realised about half way through, was that day trading is not a good occupation short term, though once someone builds up a stash of money as you have then it can become a good way to earn a living as you do, obviously you don’t day trade but your level of expertise and your system of trading is well built up and reliable and we should seek to emulate that.

 Yes, I sometimes have trouble parting with money Richard!

Phil writes:
Had to laugh when I read about your poncy experience at the hands of the stuffed shirts in Devon. You shoulda travelled a bit further to Falmouth in Cornwall.

We went to a Balti House on Saturday and had probably one of the best Rubys ever, cost for 4 hungry (not to mention thirsty) adults? £77. Yes - £77. And they gave us a glass of brandy at the end on the house.

Let me know if you come to Cornwall, I'll get a table booked .......

Thanks Phil, you are on my to visit list!

Shital writes:
I would like to personally thank you for a wonderful seminar yesterday. The time you spent with us through out the day was very valuable and I learnt constantly through the day.
It was worth every moment. Your trading skills and expertise goes along way and have learnt everything a new beginner needs to in the shares world.
I have learnt to be patient, calm and most of all not to be emotional, of course not to forget ALL the knowledge through out.
I could go on and on but a big thank you for being their until we needed you and the wonderful pizza.
 Thanks Shital glad you feel inspired!
John writes:

Thanks for a great seminar last Friday, everyone I spoke to enjoyed it and marvelled at how you kept going so long; you certainly gave value for money.

If the seminar taught me anything it was how to trade in a more professional and detached manner. I realise up till now I was just playing at it.


Thank you once again for a fantastic day that will remain with me for the rest of my life.




Thanks John, though my wife sometimes complains I go on for too long.....

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Markets


Just a reminder this is the last market update till Sept 8th as I'm taking a break from updates for what's left of the summer (!) .

It's been a super year so far on the markets, I had expected it to be a fairly pedestrian one but I've made more than last year which is a surprise.

I've had some runaway winners and only one or two real stinkers. Getting out of downhill shares quickly has also helped.

August is usually tough even if the markets are going up because with so many people away thin volumes can cause crazy volatility and also much wider spreads. It's often a month where I don't do a lot and just let the winners run ignoring any volatility on down days.

I sold and rebought Creston (CRE). Sold at 90.8 for a profit of £285 and bought back at 84.9. Those who've come to seminars will know the tricks I use to identify tree-shakes, I felt this was what it was and managed to buy back on the turn. Not quite the bottom of it but close. Target 120 stop 79.

I bought an old friend Photo Me (PHTM) -10,000 at 46.5. Made a few quid on this recently and it's absolutely shooting up. Plenty of potential here but the buying suggests something nice might be on the way. It's a bit annoying buying it much higher than I had done and I sold way too early but that's nothing that bothers me enough not to do it. Target 60 stop 37.

Something I have already made a lot on is New Brit (NBPO) - made thousands here over the last couple of years and already doubled on these with the current holding with profit of about £3,000. I've topped up as the share which has been quiet has started to bomb up again and bought 1,000 at 565. Target 650 stop 495.

I shorted Chemring (CMG) for £2 at 2775 . The defence sector is under the cosh right now and it's in a short-term downtrend. I wouldn't expect to be in this for that long. Target 2660 stop 2850.

And I shorted some more Ocado, another £30 this time at 152. Target 100 stop 170. I think once stabilisation has gone the shares will sink down to at least 120. I honestly think they're worth about 100p at best. Possibly you could argue 80p. In any case it continues to look like a great short.

Carrying on with my recent axeing of non-movers or downward shifters I really liked the potential of A. Aura but the shares just haven't budged while lots are going up so I axed it at 80p to lose £190. If I see some buyers coming back in I'll consider re-buying as it does look cheap.

I've sold Pace because it's hit a wall at 215 and refuses to budge much higher, sold at 209 for a profit of £1,356 - which is just dandy. As long as I keep taking losses of £190 and profits of £1,356 I remain a very happy trader!

Plenty of lovely rises in a lovely portfolio for now. Massive profits on paper with something like profits of £100,000.

it'll be interesting to see how the Nestor Heathcare bid story works out. I've been buying Nestor on its bid prospects since 30p and at last bid action has started with the AA/Saga bidding 90p. At that price my profits are more than £20,000.

However, the company has rightly rejected the 90p offer. As I write the market seems to think there won't be any rival bidders or a higher bid than 90p. However I haven't taken profits because even if the bid is called off the shares are worth 80p anyway and in the end a bid will come, and as it could easily be higher than 90p I'm sticking with it for however long it takes. I wouldn't be surprised if AA/Saga come back in with a higher offer.

Nearly £7,000 profit now on Supergroup and in not too slow a time! I'm looking for 1200 and it's getting there.

Yule Catto has climbed nicely since I bought - companies in its sector have been reporting some good figures and it looks undervalued and is on a nice run higher. 220 is proving a bit of a barrier for now.

IG Group has surged higher today, decent profit building there now.

Devro has been doing really well - a lovely profit on that now and the strong uprtrend remains in place.

Dialight's been very strong though not surprisingly pausing around the 400 level for now. JP Morgan has snapped up a huge load of shares. . I'm up more than £10,000 here. If it can break 400 that would be extremely bullish. No harm in it at least consolidating the recent massive rises.

Volex has boomed after its update and despite nearly doubling now I'm holding tight!! I'm having a great run with Mulberry and the good news is the Mrs NT signal is still green as once again she's been looking up Mulberry bags on the internet!

Telecom Plus is heading up to its all time high near 400 but this time there shouldn't be much to let it slip.
Enormous profits here - in real life with options I got I have profits of something like £120,000 - if you include the huge dividends including something like £6,000 on the way this month it's been an amazing investment. It is tempting to take profits but there looks like more to come. Obviously many would be tempted to take profits around here but this long-termer looks like it could stop here for a bit and then get another re-rating.

XP Power has zoomed up past 700! I'm still holding onto the original buy at 150! Shows sometimes it really is worth being patient.

Lovely Petrofac has surged again heading for nearly 1300 and together with Enquest sees me sitting on profits way in excess of £20,000.

Enquest put out a decent statement this week and 120 is the figure the Petrofac spin off needs to push past.

A potential bid for Hyder still looks like it's in there for nothing! It can't get through 350 but a bid could easily see 500.

Aggreko has seen a massive rise and it gets further bought every time it weakens - made a big amount here in a short time but I'm intending to stay with it during any dips like the last couple of days. Although Loq isn't moving much I'm staying with it for the potential of its new products.

And another long-termer Heritage has done well and paid out a massive 100p dividend. Recovery prospect Trifast has been moving up nicely.

So, extremely pleased with progress.. I guess it's a bit risky carrying on running the big winners but it's paid off handsomely in the past and history has proved for me it's often best to have the courage to hang onto the winners.

I've been getting e-mails regarding my use of direct market access and who I use. I've tried a few and for me the easiest system for me is here:

http://www.igmarkets.co.uk/?QPID=1079&QPPID=1

Direct market access means you can place orders directly onto the order book bypassing brokers and market-makers with a chance to buy at the "sell" price. I would suggest you ensure you know what you're doing first but IG does provide much education with its "tradesense" educational tool which comes with it.

I also use its spreadbetting service too along with other firms like Tradefair because it now provides trailing stops which to me is a pretty sensible way of trading. Link is here: -
http://www.igindex.co.uk/?QPID=1078&QPPID=1

that also includes a pretty decent educational programme. As usual before opening accounts please read all the warnings on the sites. You can lose a lot of money if you're not careful so pay close attention to them and make sure you always understand what you are doing and what your potential losses are.

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Trade tables follow! Trades are current open and recently closed trades. Closed trades feature the closing price and the amount I won or lost. All others are open. Trades get updated a little later than the narrative. Trading costs are ignored, however I also do not add in dividend payments and with the kinds of companies I buy, dividends tend to equal or outweigh costs. Spread rollovers ignored for web purposes. Tables as accurate as poss however a mistake or two can creep in and very occasionally if I forgot I sold or bought something it will be added at a later time.

Trades first reported Weds and Fri afternoons under "Markets" section.. afraid I can't do live trades as that would turn me into a tipster and I'd have to be regulated!

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StockEpicQtyPriceTargetStopBuy DateSellSell DateP/L
CrestonCRE500084.901007517/08/2010
Photo MePHTM1000046.50554016/08/2010
New BritNBPO1000565.0065054013/08/2010
TrifastTRI1000034.34422810/08/2010
CineworldCINE2000201.9025018009/08/2010
NestorNSR600073.501206505/08/2010
Yule CattoYULC2000195.5025017726/07/2010
CrestonCRE500085.101208022/07/201090.8013/08/2010285.00
Mouchel MCHL500097.201509021/07/2010115.4010/08/2010910.00
EssarESSR1000444.6050042019/07/2010433.5029/07/2010-111.00
SupergroupSGP500806.90120078015/07/2010
MouchelMCHL2500130.7017011502/07/2010129.5007/07/2010-40.00
African AuraAAAM500078.801206702/07/201080.0017/08/201070.00
DevroDVO1500192.9024515828/06/2010
HyderHYC1000299.0040026028/06/2010
Micro FocusMCRO1000408.7047039028/06/2010421.9028/07/2010132.00
Alternative NetworkAN.2000154.0020014028/06/2010
DevroDVO1500192.1024515825/06/2010
LOQLOQ1000106.502009522/06/2010
VislinkVLK1000022.00301921/06/201018.3007/07/2010-370.00
EssarESSR1000458.4055042016/06/2010463.7107/07/201053.00
Four ImprintFOUR1500217.0026019515/06/2010223.6228/06/201099.00
Photo MePHTM1000031.85402815/06/201035.0007/07/2010315.00
PZ CussonsPZC1000303.0042029014/06/2010354.5027/07/2010515.00
NestorNSR500054.40704511/06/2010
BPBP.500350.8740033010/06/2010376.5814/06/2010128.00
Hyder ConsultingHYD1500277.7235026010/06/2010
African AuraAAAM500085.001706808/06/201080.0017/08/2010-250.00
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VolexVLX2000173.0025015004/06/2010
NorcrosNXR500007.159603/06/201010.5709/08/20101710.00
London CapitalLCG3000132.8418011002/06/2010130.2508/07/2010-78.00
AggrekoAGK3001308.501500120002/06/2010
SpiceSPI1000039.00503301/06/2010
Gem DGEMD1500215.4027019801/06/2010218.1828/06/201041.00
IG IGG1000376.9042035001/06/2010
VolexVLX2500135.0020012027/05/2010
Dimension DataDDT500096.241208926/05/201099.5028/06/2010163.00
FresnilloFRES500827.19100079024/05/2010999.9030/06/2010864.00
DialightDIA1000269.1340023024/05/2010
BTGBCG2000160.0025013521/05/2010
CentaminCEY3000137.5017013020/05/2010160.0001/07/2010675.00
MedusaMML2000247.0029023020/05/2010250.0014/06/201060.00
HuntingHTG1000492.1355047019/05/2010487.5001/06/2010-96.00
PV CrystaloxPVCS500050.50604519/05/2010
London CapitalLCG2000120.2515010514/05/2010125.2508/07/2010100.00
Medusa MiningMML3000270.0032024010/05/2010269.6619/05/2010-11.00
Gem DiamondsGEMD1500267.9032024010/05/2010245.0026/05/2010-340.00
CentaminCEY3000142.0017013006/05/2010157.0018/05/2010450.00
Telecom PlusTEP1000303.0038026028/04/2010
FennerFENR2000197.3825019228/04/2010216.4015/06/2010381.00
PorvairPRV750064.00905223/04/2010
LO-QLOQ3000123.7520010023/04/2010
RenoldRNO1000028.00352521/04/201024.2514/06/2010-375.00
MorseMOR1000040.41503621/04/201050.5010/05/20101009.00
VolexVLX5000129.0018011019/04/2010135.0004/05/2010300.00
EasyjetEZJ600459.0050043019/04/2010492.3527/04/2010201.00
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NorcrosNXR500007.7410615/04/20107.2528/04/2010-245.00
Scott WilsonSWG400091.451208515/04/201087.0021/05/2010-178.00
EagaEAGA3000134.9017012014/04/2010120.1007/06/2010-444.00
Xp PowerXPP900512.1070049012/04/2010546.0028/04/2010306.00
XchangingXCH2000200.9025019008/04/2010210.0004/05/2010182.00
EnquestENQ500098.501508507/04/2010
EnquestENQ20000.001508506/04/2010
HavelockHVE3000010.0020901/04/201013.5019/05/20101050.00
AsterandATD1000013.45191230/03/201012.2614/07/2010-119.00
Hilton FoodHFG1500212.6025019930/03/2010236.0029/06/2010351.00
AfrenAFR300099.301408829/03/201092.0004/05/2010-219.00
ZotefoamsZFT3000103.001308824/03/2010108.1023/04/2010153.00
LO-QLOQ300096.002008823/03/2010
AggrekoAGK5001158.001400105022/03/2010
BioquellBQE2000145.0020012016/03/2010165.0007/04/2010400.00
NestorNSR800051.90704411/03/2010
CorinCRG350063.50805510/03/201062.3529/03/2010-51.00
CorinCRG250061.80805410/03/201062.3529/03/201014.00
LatchwaysLTC500698.2080063009/03/2010
ZotefoamsZTF300091.901058204/03/2010105.0028/04/2010393.00
HardyHDY1000227.6330021504/03/2010218.1711/03/2010-94.00
NestorNSR1000044.70553902/03/2010
Harvey NashHVN1000034.80423202/03/201046.6019/05/20101180.00
AxisASD801368.2545034525/02/2010369.0011/05/20106.00
HardyHDY1000215.9030020024/02/2010240.6004/03/2010247.00
HuntsworthHNT500065.80806024/02/201084.3128/06/2010961.00
Axis ShieldASD1000369.9045034523/02/2010369.0011/05/2010-9.00
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New BritNBPO800474.7055042022/02/2010530.2613/04/2010445.00
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Micro FocusMCRO1000461.3752043015/02/2010515.0011/05/2010537.00
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SDLSDL1000413.9048039009/02/2010548.0026/07/20101451.00
BATMBVC1000042.16503909/02/201040.0026/02/2010-216.00
PorvairPRV500060.00805103/02/2010
PZ CussonsPZC2000246.0035021002/02/2010354.5027/07/20102170.00
AfrenAFR400088.75988401/02/201092.5004/02/2010145.00
XaarXAR500086.961107827/01/201082.6025/02/2010-218.00
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MorseMOR1000040.80553522/01/201050.2519/05/2010946.00
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DialightDIA1000239.2535021015/01/2010
VolexVLX3500102.001509214/01/2010
DialightDIA1000224.3035019812/01/2010
RenoldRNO1000021.10281812/01/201022.5908/02/2010149.00
AminexAEX2500010.2016904/01/201013.3020/01/2010770.00
CarcloCAR2500127.0025010509/12/2009
London CapitalLCG2500110.2515012507/12/2009137.2515/01/2010681.00
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AfrenAFR500091.401407804/12/200998.0028/01/2010330.00
PorvairPRV500052.96704702/12/200958.0024/01/2010252.00
BioquelBQE3000146.1022013027/11/2009115.0020/05/2010-927.00
Photo MePHTM1000041.50553423/11/200943.5409/12/2009204.00
RMRM.2000150.2520014020/11/2009170.0030/03/2010395.00
RMRM.2000148.2520014020/11/2009
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XP PowerXPP1000330.0043027012/11/2009419.2015/02/2010892.00
Micro FocusMCRO1000384.0053036011/11/2009496.0004/02/20101112.00
KierKIE5001040.00120097010/11/20091000.5019/11/2009-198.00
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BookerBOK1000044.50554105/11/200947.0018/01/201083.00
CentaminCEY3000134.0017011005/11/2009121.2520/01/2010-375.00
MicrogenMGCN500084.001207503/11/2009
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NestorNSR500045.75554130/10/2009
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Microgen MCGN500080.001006814/10/2009
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Templeton Emerging MarketsTEM1000492.9055047013/10/2009486.0026/10/2009-69.00
Intec Tel SysITL5000111.001509713/10/2009113.5015/02/2010120.00
HelphireHHR1000053.49754808/10/200962.0021/10/2009851.00
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Hardy OilHDY1000488.0065044002/10/2009370.0023/10/2009-1180.00
DialightDIA1445171.0029013501/10/2009
Photo MePHTM1000032.75422828/09/200937.1004/11/2009435.00
Telecom PlusTEP500304.0037026025/09/2009
AminexAEX400007.9012717/09/200912.5303/02/20101852.00
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Harvey NashHVN1000040.30553410/08/200951.3830/09/20091108.00
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LatchwaysLTC500597.7585050004/08/2009650.5011/08/2009264.00
Flying BrandsFBDU500064.001105703/08/2009
Gem DiamondsGEMD2000206.9030018003/08/2009248.2012/01/2010826.00
SpirentSPT400067.50846129/07/2009
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VernalisVER500077.25956902/07/200985.0011/01/2010388.00
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AvevaAVV400537.4065049530/03/2009612.5008/05/2009301.00
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New BritNBPO1000269.6033022525/03/2009
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BarclaysBARC100087.601308017/03/2009
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LancashireLRE750470.0055044016/03/2009476.2603/04/200946.00
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HeritageHOIL1000256.2530022812/03/2009
RBSRBS1000019.60251811/03/200935.3726/11/20091637.00
WellstreamWSM1000365.4045033010/03/2009472.3525/03/20091070.00
MearsMER1000231.2527020510/03/2009248.7517/06/2009175.00
UniteUTG500051.23704410/03/2009114.0013/05/20093139.00
PetrofacPFC1000452.0055042009/03/2009
PersimmonPSN1000339.0040031027/02/2009400.5008/05/2009605.00
SercoSRP500380.0042033027/02/2009398.0013/05/200990.00
MorseMOR2500011.1515926/02/200912.2513/05/2009275.00
DragonDGO2000129.0016511526/02/2009448.0020/01/20106380.00
North MidlandNMD1000150.0020012026/02/2009155.0024/04/200950.00
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DragonDGO1000179.4019017029/09/2008170.7102/10/2008-87.00
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HeritageHOIL1000229.0030022518/09/2008205.2503/10/2008-238.00
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DragonDGO1500199.0025019018/09/2008215.3625/09/2008245.00
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RedhallRHL500260.0032021018/09/2008205.0022/10/2008-268.00
FidessaFDSA300779.9090075018/09/2008750.0025/09/2008-87.00
VislinkVLK1000027.75352411/09/200823.5019/11/2008-425.00
CostainCOST1000026.90352311/09/200824.2507/10/2008-265.00
DragonDGO1500220.9027019710/09/2008223.2515/09/200835.00
DragonDGO1000218.2127019710/09/2008223.2515/09/200853.00
HeritageHOIL1000190.4527018510/09/2008205.2503/10/2008149.00
VislinkVLK1000027.25322610/09/200823.0019/11/2008-425.00
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CelsisCEL1500155.9019014803/09/2008154.3026/09/2008-24.00
Havelock EuropaHVE500058.001005029/08/200870.0005/09/2008600.00
Havelock EuropaHVE500055.001005029/08/200861.4015/09/2008325.00
HeritageHOIL1200202.6030019022/08/2008206.0008/09/200841.00
MearsMER1000295.0035024020/08/2008272.1201/10/2008-228.00
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Smith and NephewSN.500598.9065052012/08/2008635.0004/09/2008181.00
KellerKLR500752.0090069011/08/2008765.1505/09/200865.00
DanaDNX2501266.701450120006/08/20081423.0001/09/2008391.00
BTGBGC1000213.0025019006/08/2008237.2504/09/2008242.00
GoodwinGDWN3001021.00119592006/08/20081150.0004/09/2008387.00
MearsMER1500293.9535024005/08/2008271.1201/10/2008-328.00
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DragonDGO1500276.2535026005/08/2008267.0004/09/2008-138.00
DragonDGO2000280.0035026005/08/2008311.0021/08/2008620.00
PendragonPDG125008.0312704/08/200810.3015/09/2008285.00
PendragonPDG150007.9812704/08/200812.0003/09/2008603.00
DanaDNX3001412.901485137031/07/20081365.2004/08/2008-143.00
Synergy HealthSYR500807.5095074529/07/2008755.0030/09/2008-262.00
Synergy HealthSYR500796.9695074529/07/2008755.0030/09/2008-208.00
WatermanWTM2500113.701659824/07/2008114.1511/08/200811.00
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BTGBGC2000182.2025017022/07/2008237.2504/09/20081101.00
GoodwinGDWN400819.0099574022/07/20081024.0001/08/2008820.00
DragonDGO1000305.8537026522/07/2008288.0404/08/2008-178.00
RedhallRHL2000292.0035024022/07/2008205.0022/10/2008-1740.00
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BarclaysBARC2000314.1535029021/07/2008334.8304/09/2008413.00
Galliford TryGFRD1000047.62554018/07/200854.5015/09/2008693.00
ElementisELM500080.49907217/07/200887.0424/07/2008334.00
ElementisELM500079.50887216/07/200882.2515/09/2008137.00
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DragonDGO1000337.1947029014/07/2008337.8021/07/20087.00
StylesSTY2500012.20251004/07/200818.2724/07/20081517.00
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BTGBGC1900177.7025015525/06/2008161.0025/09/2008-317.00
ElementisELM500069.49886524/06/200877.7602/07/2008414.00
RedhallRHL750299.1350027020/06/2008205.0022/10/2008-705.00
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RenoldRNO650078.50956804/06/200867.0002/07/2008-747.00
RenoldRNO500077.50689504/06/200867.0002/07/2008-545.00
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CorinCRG1000485.7559541021/04/2008433.7514/05/2008-520.00
DmatekDTK4000126.7017010021/04/2008137.0007/05/2008412.00
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NCipherNCH3000142.5022012010/04/2008163.0022/04/2008615.00
QuintainQED850474.6055044009/04/2008415.1921/04/2008-505.00
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Heritage OilHOIL1500274.0040021001/04/2008206.0008/09/2008-1020.00
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Emerald EnergyEEN1200257.7235023010/03/2008349.0013/05/20081096.00
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AvevaAVV375968.00120089504/03/20081290.0016/05/20081207.00
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WSP GroupWSH750556.2165049503/03/200827/06/2008-117.00
GoodwinGDWN5001082.40145090029/02/20081040.0002/07/2008-212.00
XP PowerXPP2000275.0035022028/02/2008227.0005/06/2008-960.00
KierKIE3001464.891650138027/02/20081416.3026/02/2008-146.00
FerrexpoFXPO1000311.0038029226/02/2008320.0004/07/200890.00
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FerrexpoFXPO1000337.0039029225/02/2008331.0813/02/2008-60.00
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VislinkVLK1000043.99553719/02/200827.7520/03/2008-1624.00
VislinkVLK1000044.25553719/02/200829.0018/03/2008-1525.00
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GenusGNS500634.0072059513/02/2008731.0011/03/2008485.00
EagaEAGA2500173.2522015511/02/2008161.2617/04/2008-300.00
AlumascALU2000180.5022017008/02/2008195.5004/03/2008300.00
NCipherNCH3000176.5022015001/02/2008163.0010/03/2008-405.00
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DanaDNX3501299.401450122031/01/20081534.0021/07/2008822.00
Scott WilsonSWG1500219.0026020031/01/2008228.0026/06/2008135.00
ElementisELM700061.00755629/01/200867.0011/03/2008420.00
AvevaAVV500916.49110085027/01/20081441.0010/07/20082623.00
British GasBG.460969.00108596024/01/20081311.0015/04/20081573.00
Aveva AVV500922.00110085024/01/20081441.0010/07/20082595.00
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DragonDGO1000302.0039528522/01/2008337.8021/07/2008358.00
Telecom PlusTEP2000191.5025014522/01/2008
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MarchpoleMPH1000037.00483218/01/200838.0021/01/2008100.00
MouchelMCHL1000436.5050041017/01/2008448.2503/06/2008117.00
Dragon OilDGO1000391.8855036016/01/2008395.5017/01/200837.00
Anglo-EasternAEP1000560.0070047011/01/2008565.0003/07/200850.00
PetrofacPFC1000535.8970049511/01/2008496.0017/01/2008-398.00
REA holdingsRE.1000605.0074056510/01/2008575.5004/08/2008-295.00
SainsburySBRY1500381.9645036010/01/2008362.7009/02/2008-289.00
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Dragon OilDGO2000418.9055038007/01/2008413.5016/01/2008-108.00
NcipherNCH2000220.3326519504/01/2008217.0009/01/2008-66.00
Dragon OilDGO1500363.9955034003/01/2008355.5021/01/2008-127.00
KellerKLR500627.4478059503/01/2008580.4507/01/2008-235.00
PV CrystalloxPVCS3000140.0018512028/12/2007148.8006/10/2008264.00
PV CrystalloxPVCS3500138.7018512021/12/2007148.8006/10/2008354.00
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Tullow OilTLW1000594.8185056520/12/2007568.3615/01/2008-265.00
VPVP.1000318.3042028519/12/2007313.2019/02/2008-51.00
FennerFENR1800232.2028019219/12/2007237.2504/01/200891.00
New Brit Palm OilNBPO2000293.5050027019/12/2007522.5003/07/20084780.00
HighwayHWY500071.49856210/12/200767.8429/04/2008-182.00
HighwayHWY500071.74856207/12/200781.0004/03/2008463.00
Morgan SindallMGNS3501126.201300110004/12/20071090.0014/12/2007-126.00
Dragon OilDGO1500304.9938027003/12/2007337.8021/07/2008329.00
WellstreamWSM350999.45120094030/11/20071165.0517/01/20081590.00
ICAPIAP500643.2570060028/11/2007671.5015/01/2008141.00
Dana PetDNX3501261.851300112028/11/20071350.2015/01/2008309.00
PendragonPDG1000036.50463128/11/200738.5003/12/2007200.00
DmatekDTK5000114.8014510528/11/2007116.0009/01/200860.00
Telecom PlusTEP2500154.5830012028/11/2007
Morgan SindallMGNS5001242.001500117527/11/20071096.0012/12/2007-730.00
MTL InstrumMTI1000575.0064051526/11/2007655.0018/12/2007800.00
Dragon OilDGO2000269.4932025023/11/2007288.0404/08/2008371.00
PetrofacPFC500498.5655047022/11/2007540.0610/01/2008208.00
ChimeCHW1000036.50423322/11/200735.2504/01/2008-125.00
HuntingHTG500700.4478065521/11/2007836.8324/07/2008682.00
KellerKLR500657.9778062520/11/2007666.0303/02/200841.00
BH MacroBHMG4751250.001400119020/11/20071390.1017/01/2008666.00
BurrenBUR500977.80120092019/11/20071213.0014/12/20071176.00
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CorinCRG500569.5064052512/11/2007611.7020/11/2007211.00
RicardoRCDO1000325.0037528009/11/2007322.8027/02/2008-22.00
RicardoRCDO1500304.9037528006/11/2007322.8027/02/2008269.00
NCCNCC1300403.7548036001/11/2007412.5020/11/2007114.00
GoodwinGDWN500939.45115082001/11/2007898.0020/11/2007-207.00
DragonDG02000303.1040027026/10/2007307.8119/11/200794.00
Fortune OilFTO1000006.408623/10/20079.0024/04/20082600.00
CharterCHTR2501127.701180111022/10/20071181.00133.00
HuntingHTG500711.3078065022/10/2007653.0021/01/2008-291.00
VancoVAN2200149.5018013018/10/2007159.0909/11/2007210.00
PetrofacPFC1000512.0065047516/10/2007498.3519/11/2007-137.00
ElementisELM5000104.191209512/10/2007102.3018/10/2007-93.00
BowlevenBLVN1500294.2045024511/10/2007304.2520/11/2007150.00
FennerFENR1500264.4932022010/10/2007248.5016/11/2007-240.00
MS IntMSI1500225.0028019508/10/2007173.0004/07/2008-1080.00
FennerFENR2000254.7529019503/10/2007248.5016/11/2007-125.00
Dragon OilDGO2500225.9432022001/10/2007296.2620/11/20071758.00
BurrenBUR500825.9088073528/09/20071213.0014/12/20071936.00
WellstreamWSM1000772.9088073526/09/2007840.0802/09/2007676.00
BootBHY2500219.4525020525/09/2007207.0006/11/2007-311.00
CSRCSR1000578.0865053024/09/2007657.5104/09/2007795.00
CelsisCEL3000206.4024019023/09/2007214.0031/10/2007228.00
WatermanWTM2500165.0019015519/09/2007190.0015/11/2007625.00
CarlcoCAR4000101.651309518/09/2007106.0006/11/2007174.00
Telecom PlusTEP2000175.6022014010/09/2007
SafestoreSAFE2500191.7025016004/09/2007183.2407/09/2007-211.00
Dom & GenDGG2501207.001400113003/09/20071390.20458.00
Dragon OilDGO2500216.3925519031/08/2007238.2517/09/2007547.00
Boot HBHY2000231.2328021029/08/2007237.6620/09/2007129.00
LookersLOOK2500158.4218014529/08/2007166.5804/09/2007204.00
WellstreamWSM1000564.9069054029/08/2007840.0802/09/20072756.00
Local ShopLSR10000121.2318010523/08/2007127.6707/09/2007644.00
Boot HBHY2500219.4026020023/08/2007237.6620/09/2007456.00
NCCNCC1500308.0038029020/08/2007360.1027/08/2007781.00
Harvey NashHVN800067.50816020/08/200763.8522/10/2007-207.00
CorinCRG500535.7058550017/08/2007626.0619/09/2007452.00
CarphoneCPW1500312.4035029517/08/2007344.1423/08/2007476.00
Hill & SmithHILS1200335.8042030017/08/2007400.2407/09/2007773.00
WatermanWTM3000158.0019015017/08/2007177.5213/09/2007585.00
Game GroupGMG2500175.0021016015/08/2007211.0024/09/2007882.00
RMRM.2000173.7022016010/08/2007193.8114/11/2007393.00
Vent ProdVPC400746.4285070006/08/2007719.5020/09/2007-107.00
CorinCRG1000582.8064554003/08/2007585.6516/08/200728.00
RMRM.2000198.6522019027/07/2007193.8114/11/2007-97.00
FosecoFOSE2500216.5025019025/07/2007278.4803/09/20071820.00
FennerFENR2500242.5028019518/07/2007248.5016/11/2007150.00
IntertekITRK4001036.80115097516/07/2007966.5000/00/2020-281.00
MTL InstrumentsMTI750570.0065043004/07/2007708.0021/12/20071035.00
WellstreamWSM1000469.2560040004/07/2007572.5029/08/20071063.00
MS InternationalMSI2500178.0022015529/06/2007130.0027/10/2008-1200.00
Dragon OilDGO2200187.9622017520/06/2007288.0404/08/20082201.00
VislinkVLK500077.68927213/06/200771.7814/09/2007-301.00
Carphone W/HCPW2500328.1038029010/06/2007364.0010/08/2007818.00
WellstreamWSM2000390.5065032017/05/2007572.5029/08/20073640.00
VancoVAN1000408.5549534520/04/2007365.2516/08/2007-432.00
BH MacroBHMG5001014.40108598502/04/20071475.0020/03/20082303.00
MS InternationalMSI3500159.0018513021/03/2007135.0027/10/2008-840.00
FosecoFOSE2500189.9022517219/03/2007278.4803/09/20072215.00
TrifastTRI300079.001207008/03/200767.0221/11/2007-360.00
SondexSDX1500330.4037028020/02/2007453.5004/09/20071850.00
VPVP.1300366.4045031513/02/2007325.0014/12/2007-538.00
FennerFENR3000202.9924019008/02/2007248.5016/11/20071366.00
MTL InstMTI1000520.0065043007/02/2007708.0021/12/20071880.00
MS IntMSI2000196.3027016506/02/2007173.0004/07/2008-366.00
FennerFENR2500223.5027020502/02/2007248.5016/11/2007625.00
TrifastTRI900077.75986821/12/200667.0221/11/2007-966.00
CarcloCAR500089.001307814/12/2006106.0006/11/2007950.00
Harvey NHVN1800065.00736012/12/200663.8522/10/2007-292.00
RenoldRNO7000101.501508830/11/2006123.5016/08/20071540.00
RenoldRNO400090.421208023/11/2006119.0001/11/20071144.00
VancoVAN1700397.0049534517/11/2006365.2516/08/2007-540.00
RenoldRNO1000075.851006402/10/2006119.0001/11/20074315.00
MouchelMCHL1400364.9342033015/09/2006447.5022/10/20071156.00
SondexSDX2000306.0035027002/08/2006353.5004/09/20072955.00
Scott WilSWG2500217.7027019017/07/2006228.0026/06/2008258.00
SondexSDX2000270.0032024521/06/2006455.0013/09/20073700.00
CharterCHTR1000710.5078066014/06/20061015.0014/11/20073045.00
Scott WSWG2500224.8229019212/06/2006253.0017/12/2007704.00
Telecom +TEP4000105.751659005/06/2006
VislinkVLK900056.00704523/03/200665.5216/11/2007855.00
VislinkVLK1000054.00704515/03/200665.5216/11/20071152.00
MarchpoleMPH5000012.94251402/03/2006117.0014/09/20075230.00
M ParkmanMCHL1800280.9034525512/12/2005399.5002/07/20082135.00
GyrusGYG1500334.3337030504/11/2005422.7510/08/20071327.00
BurrenBUR2923241.4033021015/04/20041213.0014/12/200728399.00
ElementisELM700061.00755667.0011/03/2008420.00

Spread Longs

StockEpicQtyPriceTargetStopBuy DateSellSell DateP/L
African BarrickAGB10547.0062051009/08/2010
YuleYULC20195.0025017726/07/2010
MouchelMCHL3093.001509021/07/2010115.0010/08/2010660
SupergroupSGP10808.00120078015/07/2010
MulberryMUL15252.0035023008/07/2010
FresnilloFRES51015.00120098007/07/20101071.0009/08/2010290
FresnilloFRES51013.00120098007/07/20101071.00280
PacePIC30164.8019015006/07/2010209.0018/07/20101356
SupergroupSGP10672.0098058021/06/2010805.0013/07/20101330
SupergroupSGP10662.1098058021/06/2010
AfrenAFR5084.50987621/05/201096.0009/08/2010575
SportingBetSBT5060.00755510/05/201065.0010/06/2010250
AfrenAFR5084.501007905/05/201092.0019/05/2010755
FennerFENR20198.0025019028/04/2010216.0015/06/2010360
HuntingHTG10603.7065059019/04/2010587.0027/04/2010187
EasyjetEZJ10459.0050043019/04/2010492.0027/04/2010330
Domino PrintDNO10376.0042035024/03/2010425.0005/05/2010500
FennerFENR20205.0023019016/03/2010232.0027/04/2010540
PacePIC30175.0021016511/03/2010178.0005/05/201060
PetrofacPFC51097.001300102009/03/20101140.0028/04/2010205
MouchelMCHL30191.0025018004/03/2010205.0030/03/2010420
CentaminCEY30120.0014010802/03/2010155.0019/05/20101050
AfrenAFR4082.50967702/03/2010
SDLSDL30415.0048039509/02/2010547.0026/07/20103960
PZ CussonsPZC20247.0035021003/02/2010354.0027/07/20102140
CentaminCEY40109.0013010002/02/2010118.0012/02/2010360
BeazleyBEZ30103.001209518/01/2010115.0025/02/2010360
KentzKENZ20210.5026019515/01/2010
AvantiAVN10482.0065042008/01/2010454.0008/03/2010280
SpirentSPT30106.501309707/01/2010118.0028/04/2010360
New BritNBPO10417.0055039007/01/2010424.0028/01/201070
HeritageHOIL10444.0055042004/01/2010541.0018/01/2010970
DeltaDLTA30139.5017012504/01/2010144.5018/01/2010150
Micro FocusMCRO10387.0053036011/11/2009536.0015/04/20101490
AfrenAFR5084.501507010/11/200997.5028/01/2010650
HuntingHTG10521.0059549003/11/2009528.0019/11/200970
CentaminCEY30124.001709826/10/2009135.0007/01/2010330
CentaminCEY30117.001509813/10/2009121.0020/01/2010120
EagaEAGA25137.7017012509/10/2009130.0004/05/2010192
Dimension DataDDT20067.701006205/10/200992.1029/03/20104880
AminexAEX5008.1012717/09/200910.5027/04/20101200
Intec Tel SysITL4093.001208417/09/2009113.0015/02/2010800
SpirentSPT4084.001007514/09/200990.0026/10/2009240
HardyHDY10385.0055032014/09/2009374.4023/10/2009106
VernalisVER3596.001408514/09/200985.0012/01/2010385
London CapitalLCG30191.4025018010/09/2009204.0005/10/2009378
SpirentSPT5082.001007507/09/200990.0026/10/2009400
NestorNSR10035.00553025/08/2009
FennerFENR35110.001609724/08/2009145.0001/10/20091225
NestorNSR10030.60502818/08/2009
MitieMTO20244.0032021018/08/2009249.0001/10/2009100
UK CoalUKC30124.0016010005/08/2009114.0001/10/2009300
AvevaAVV5773.0085076029/07/2009903.0015/09/2009655
CapeCIU20207.0028019521/07/2009265.0016/09/20091160
New BritNBPO20322.0039530521/07/2009424.0028/01/20102120
HeritageHOIL10471.0060045022/06/2009484.0027/10/2009130
HardyHDY15269.0035025027/05/2009371.0023/10/20091530
Topps TilesTPT5065.00904518/05/200982.0003/06/2009850
Topps TilesTPT5051.00804004/05/200961.0013/05/2009500
Topps TilesTPT5051.00804004/05/200989.0002/06/20091900
BABAY50138.2016013028/04/2009168.0007/05/20091490
PV CrystaloxPVCS50105.001209828/04/2009121.0007/05/2009800
CharterCHTR10490.0055047027/04/2009453.0015/06/2009370
HardyHDY15233.0035021023/04/2009371.0023/10/20092070
GaliformGFRM10026.00402023/04/200933.00700
CharterCHTR20471.0055545023/04/2009618.0007/05/20092940
HeritageHOIL15368.0050033020/04/2009541.0010/06/20092595
GaliformGFRM10020.13401716/04/2009
New BritNBPO11315.0040029508/04/2009376.0022/06/2009660
FennerFENR4048.20604207/04/200959.0017/04/2009432
fennerFENR3048.20604207/04/200976.0029/04/2009973
WSHWSP20229.0030020506/04/2009246.0008/05/2009340
UniteUTG5050.50704210/03/2009116.0013/05/20093275
CharterCHTR20502.0065047016/02/2009509.0021/04/2009140
WellstreamWSM10451.0055042003/02/2009457.0025/02/200960
RBSRBS10017.00301427/01/200920.3016/02/2009330
CharterCHTR20347.0042033002/01/2009361.0020/01/2009280
FennerFENR2086.701158220/10/2008110.0023/10/2008466
FennerFENR2092.001158220/10/2008110.0023/10/2008360
CharterCHTR10301.0035027017/10/2008403.0023/10/20081020
PetrofacPFC10383.0055035010/10/2008440.0015/10/2008570
UniteUTG20239.0030021008/09/2008225.5028/08/2008270
WeirWEIR5821.0090078013/08/2008925.0021/09/2008520
DragonDGO20281.0035026505/08/2008345.0022/08/20081280
LamprellLAM20460.0058041029/07/2008472.0004/08/2008220
BarclaysBARC15293.0035027518/07/2008342.0018/08/2008735
PV CrystaloxPVCS20184.0025015024/06/2008172.2026/09/2008236
HuntingHTG5814.00100075023/06/2008839.0024/07/2008125
Smith NephewSN.10582.0063053017/06/2008641.0004/09/2008590
New WorldNWR51501.001800140015/05/20081737.0030/05/20081180
DanaDNX51635.001850158028/04/20081878.0002/07/20081260
IntertekITRK51002.00109092518/04/2008978.0025/04/2008120
DragonDGO10465.0085042016/04/2008462.0004/07/200830
Smith and NephewSN.10621.0069059520/03/2008657.0010/04/2008360
DragonDGO15442.0065039505/03/2008468.0019/03/2008390
KierKIE51474.001650143027/02/20081423.0028/02/2008255
Morgan SindallMGNS101056.00140095019/02/2008969.0018/03/2008860
Peter HambroPOG101377.001450135009/02/20081469.0022/02/2008920
Smith & NSN.10633.0072059507/02/2008646.0010/03/2008130
LamprellLAM20365.0045031001/02/2008526.0004/07/20083220
DanaDNX101304.001450122031/01/20081525.0028/07/20082210
RBSRBS10017.10251327/01/200821.0016/02/2009390
Peter HPOG101302.001500125024/01/20081469.0022/02/20081670
DragonDGO10307.0040030023/01/2008339.0022/07/2008320
BG BG10986.00108596023/01/20081309.0015/04/20083230
DragonDGO10324.0040030023/01/2008462.0004/07/20081380
New BritNBPO15386.0050029022/01/2008525.0003/07/20082085
WoodWG.10389.0044037011/01/2008383.0015/01/2008-60
Peter HambroPOG51390.001650130010/01/20081483.0025/01/2008465
MP EvansMPE20422.0055039008/01/2008452.0018/03/2008600
PV CrysalPVCS40135.0018512020/12/2007172.2026/09/20081488
New Brit PalmNBPO15285.0035024017/12/2007459.0017/01/20082610
DragonDGO15339.0045030012/12/2007358.0021/01/2008285
DanaDNX51347.001500112505/12/20071356.0015/01/200845
WellstreamWSM101004.00120094030/11/20071256.0017/01/20081590
BowlevenBVN20291.0035028028/11/2007313.0017/12/2007440
DanaDNX101265.001500112528/11/20071356.0015/01/2008910
TullowTLW10596.0085056520/11/2007661.0008/01/2008640
BurrenBUR10988.00125092019/11/20071239.0013/12/20072510
VancoVAN30158.0019514013/11/2007152.0019/11/2007-180
CorinCrg10586.0064053513/11/2007614.0020/11/2007280
WellstreamWSM10955.00110087002/11/2007944.0019/11/2007-110
BowlevenBLVN20339.0042029226/10/2007318.0015/11/2007-420
WellstreamWSM10836.0095080023/10/2007944.0019/11/20071080
CharterCHTR101129.000022/10/20071161.0026/10/2007310
IG IndexIGG20375.0044033021/09/2007415.0030/10/2007800
Dragon OilDGO20286.0035024511/09/2007308.0019/11/2007440
Dragon OilDGO30228.0029022001/09/2007291.0004/08/20081890
SondexSDX30309.0040029022/08/2007354.0004/09/20074350
Vent ProdVPC10818.0089578023/07/2007721.0020/09/2007-970
HuntingHTG20386.0042537021/06/2007697.0016/08/20076220
OilexcoOIL15620.0075058018/06/2007774.0009/11/20072310
TrifastTRI10079.00986821/12/200670.0021/11/2007-900
Mouchel ParkmanMCHL30420.0050038012/12/2006443.0015/11/2007690
Mouchel ParkmanMCHL25319.0035029506/02/2006423.0026/06/20082600
Mouchel ParkmanMCHL25319.0035029506/02/2006444.0003/06/20083540

Spread Shorts

StockEpicQtyPriceTargetStopBuy DateSellSell DateP/L
ChemringCHG22775.002660286013/08/2010
OcadoOCDO30152.0010517513/08/2010
OcadoOCD30159.0010017510/08/2010
GameGMG8067.50557328/06/2010
WeirWEIR51097.001000112028/06/20101019.0002/07/2010390
ITEITE30140.0012514701/06/2010142.0009/07/201060
WolselyWOS51615.001500167524/03/2010
ImaginationIMG15248.0020026526/02/2010243.0004/03/201075
HuntingHTG10604.0055061526/02/2010615.0002/03/2010110
WolseleyWOS51617.001500164023/02/20101586.0004/03/2010155
NextNXT51940.001800197022/02/20101895.0004/03/2010225
NorthgateNTG20206.0017022009/02/2010191.0004/03/2010300
NextNXT51945.001750198005/02/20101928.0017/02/201085
Pv CrystaloxPVCS5060.00506525/01/201050.5011/02/2010475
WolseleyWOS51472.001350150725/01/20101385.0016/02/2010435
FTSE 100UKX55302.000025/01/20105381.0001/03/2010395
DominoDOM10321.0030032621/01/2010315.0027/01/201060
FTSE 100UKX55489.000020/01/20105381.0001/03/2010540
ManEMG20292.0025030518/01/2010240.0008/02/20101040
ImaginationIMG20254.0022027012/01/2010262.0027/01/2010160
wolseleyWOS51486.001400152512/01/20101555.0022/02/2010345
WolseleyWOS41329.301200138019/11/20091191.0030/11/2009549
WolseleyWOS51423.001250148526/10/20091305.0029/10/2009590
TravisTPK5829.0070085026/10/2009772.0029/10/2009270
YellYELL5057.00406526/10/200945.0029/10/2009600
FTSEUKX45248.000026/10/20095105.0029/10/2009572
CorinCRG4080.00608523/10/200961.0019/01/2010760
FTSE100ukx55100.000001/10/20095034.0005/10/2009330
WolseleyWOS51552.001400158001/10/20091470.0005/10/2009410
WolseleyWOS51512.001400153530/09/20091537.0001/10/2009125
YellYELL5075.10508323/09/200961.5014/10/2009680
French ConnectionFCCN5046.00305227/07/200953.0025/08/2009350
CapitaCPI5684.0065070527/07/2009652.0018/08/2009160
McBrideMCB30146.0012615826/06/2009143.0030/07/200990
WetherspoonJDW10453.0040048017/04/2009401.7022/04/2009513
YELLYELL7546.00305411/02/200916.0010/03/20092250
WhitbreadWTB5845.0070089022/01/2009800.0005/02/2009225
FTSEUKX54192.000021/01/20094160.0027/01/2009160
FTSEUKX54350.000014/01/20094149.0015/01/20091005
NextNXT51186.001050122013/01/20091137.0002/02/2009245
CarpetrightCPR10365.0032038002/01/2009398.0002/02/2009333
FTSEUKX54487.000014/10/20084027.0016/10/20082300
FTSEUKX54609.000008/10/20084164.0013/10/20082225
NextNXT51195.001000125022/09/2008970.0029/10/20081170
FTSEUKX55301.000022/09/20084836.0026/09/20081610
FTSEUKX55321.000022/09/20085155.0025/09/2008830
Travis PerkinsTPK5729.0065078009/09/2008309.0003/11/20082100
FTSEUKX55500.000004/09/20084997.0018/09/20082515
FTSEUKX55431.000004/09/20084997.0018/09/20082170
IntercontinentalIHG7748.0065077014/08/2008720.0022/08/2008196
NextNXT51093.00900120012/08/20081058.0028/08/2008175
FTSEUKX55538.000012/08/20085462.0028/08/2008380
FTSEUKX55514.000007/08/20085498.0028/08/200880
FTSEUKX55435.000024/07/20085382.0030/07/2008265
SpeedySDY10505.0040052003/07/2008422.0004/08/2008830
RollsRR.15352.0030037002/07/2008349.0016/07/200845
J MattheyJMAT51731.001600180002/07/20081640.0021/07/2008455
NextNXT5998.00800105030/06/2008922.0016/07/2008380
AB FoodABF5779.0070081026/06/2008735.0021/07/2008220
GreggsGRG23790.003500390023/06/20083720.0018/07/2008140
LairdLRD15415.0035045023/06/2008291.0031/07/20081845
Dairy CrestDCG15338.0030039018/06/2008343.0015/07/200875
PunchPUB15387.0030040018/06/2008249.0028/07/20082070
WPPWPP8566.0050058516/06/2008472.0016/07/2008752
Speedy HSDY6599.0050563512/06/2008422.0004/08/20081060
FTSE100UKX55876.000011/06/20085310.0021/07/20082830
Johnson MattheyJMAT51920.001750205011/06/20081640.0021/07/20081400
NextNXT81142.00800120011/06/2008922.0016/07/20081760
Travis PerkinsTPK10808.0070583004/06/2008682.0017/06/20081260
Travis PerkinsTPK5890.0077095020/05/2008484.0016/07/20082030
FTSE100UKX56338.000016/05/20086108.0027/05/20081150
FTSE 100UKX56036.000016/04/20086006.0024/04/2008150
FTSE 100UKX56000.000010/04/20085903.0016/04/2008485
NextNXT51162.00950122010/04/20081215.0030/04/2008275
AB FoodsABF10883.0082092028/03/2008880.0024/04/200830
NCCNCC15355.0032038018/03/2008332.0009/04/2008345
Kesa ElectricKESA25202.0015022014/03/2008192.0018/03/2008250
NextNXT51230.001050128012/03/20081135.0019/03/2008475
RightmoveRMV10498.0052042012/03/2008296.0004/08/20082020
HelphireHHR30184.0012022010/03/2008170.0018/03/2008420
RightmoveRMV10489.0042052010/03/2008296.0004/08/20081930
Johnstone PressJPR40158.0010018010/03/2008116.0018/03/20081680
FTSE 100UKX56043.000027/02/20085774.0004/03/20081345
NccNCC20388.0034040527/02/2008332.0009/04/20081120
ThusThus50116.0010012525/02/2008125.0003/03/2008450
Johnstone PressJPR50132.0011014020/02/2008138.0008/04/2008500
FTSE 100UKX56032.000004/02/20085727.0007/02/20081525
VancoVAN40129.008014031/01/200894.0007/02/20081400
FTSEUKX55944.000025/01/20085721.0031/01/20081115
Next NXT51425.001250145025/01/200895
NextNXT51365.001250140021/01/20081352.0022/01/200865
RightmoveRMV10380.0033041021/01/2008388.0023/01/2008-80
ShireSHP51067.00950112018/01/2008936.00655
FTSE100UKX55970.000018/01/20085538.0022/01/20082240
FTSE100UKX55986.000018/01/20085388.0022/01/20082990
WhitbreadWTB51133.00950119015/01/20081147.0018/01/2008-70
RightmoveRMV10428.0035049014/01/200816/01/2008590
FTSEUKX56360.000008/01/20085970.001950
NextNXT41547.001300165004/01/20081365.0014/01/2008728
RightmoveRMV10454.0035049004/01/2008850
FTSEUKX56492.000004/01/20085692.0024/01/20084000
NextNXT51586.001300165003/01/20081303.0016/01/20081415
M and SMKS10556.0048058017/12/2007407.0009/01/20081490
RightmoveRMV10469.0040550005/12/20071000
AllianceAL.10632.0057066026/11/2007601.0028/11/2007310
PersimmonPSN10814.0071082520/11/2007758.0022/11/2007566
AllianceAL.10598.000019/11/2007607.0022/11/2007-90
FT100UKX56318.000019/11/20076163.0022/11/2007775
RightmoveRMV10573.0052059015/11/2007453.0022/11/2007850
CapitaCPI10685.0060072015/11/2007675.0022/11/2007100
FT100UKX56422.000015/11/20076125.0022/11/20071485
PersimmonPSN10938.000007/11/200709/11/2007430
FT100UKX56504.000007/11/20076334.0009/11/2007850
Alliance/LeiAL.10706.000007/11/2007666.0009/11/2007400
Helical BarHLCL20404.0035043505/11/2007341.0022/11/20071260
FT100UKX56730.000031/10/20076491.0005/11/20071195
FT100UKX56553.000027/09/20076717.0011/09/2007-582
Provident FPFG10899.0085092019/09/2007826.0022/10/2007730
FT100UKX56749.000011/09/20076554.0024/10/2007975
FT100UKX106164.000014/08/20075863.0016/08/20073010
ParagonPAG10610.000014/08/2007297.0018/09/20073170
Provident FPFG10859.000009/08/2007981.0029/08/2007-1200
FT100UKX106584.000007/06/20076221.0030/07/20073630
GyrusGYG10403.00350420400.0008/09/200730
RightmoveRMV10538.00460565540.0011/09/2007-20

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