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Apple Grows Mobile Market Share, But Samsung Still Top OEM

Posted by on December 29, 2011 No comments

By TechCrunch:

By Jordan Crook

comScore just released its latest numbers regarding the mobile landscape, finding that Samsung (SSNLF.PK) is still the top OEM with a 25.6% market share, up just .3 percentage points from the three month period ending in August. Meanwhile, Apple?s (AAPL) price drop on the iPhone 4 along with the introduction of the iPhone 4S has taken its share of the market from 9.8% to 11.2%.

Mind you, this report doesn?t include holiday sales numbers (Galaxy Nexus, included), and as we know thanks to Flurry data, 6.8 million iOS and Android devices were activated on Christmas day. It?s unclear how exactly those activations were split among the two platforms, so there?s no telling if it actually made a difference in market share, but it?s worth considering.

LG (LGCIF.PK) (number 2) and Motorola (number 3) both slipped a bit

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Source: http://seekingalpha.com/article/316633-apple-grows-mobile-market-share-but-samsung-still-top-oem?source=feed

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The Top 25 Dividend Stocks for 2012: Johnson & Johnson

Posted by on December 28, 2011 No comments


Source: http://feeds.fool.com/~r/usmf/foolwatch/~3/7JaxlcWd2wA/the-top-25-dividend-stocks-for-2012-johnson-johnso.aspx

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Top ten trades: Wednesday 21 December (until noon)

Posted by on December 26, 2011 No comments

TD Direct Investing names the UK’s most traded UK-listed companies for Wednesday 21 December (until noon).

Top ten trades
Wednesday 21 December (until noon)
Source: TD Direct Investing

TD Direct Investing View:

‘Today’s buy / sell ratio = (approx.) 1 : 1.25 with sells edging ahead of the buys today.
Royal Dutch Shell enters the top ten buys accounting for 16.4% after saying yesterday that a rig will stay shut for weeks after spilling 319 barrels of drilling fluid into the Gulf of Mexico. Blinkx Plc accounts for 6.5% and 8% of the top ten buys and sells respectively after announcing a partnership with Everwell TV, the video search technology group.’

BUY

1. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 19.4 per cent
2. Royal Dutch Shell, 16.4 per cent
3. Lloyds Banking, 13.3 per cent
4. Royal Bank of Scotland, 10.2 per cent
5. Range Resources, 9.3 per cent
6. Barclays, 9.0 per cent
7. Blinkx, 6.5 per cent
8. Xcite Energy, 6.2 per cent
9. Aviva, 5.2 per cent
10. Yell Group, 4.6 per cent

SELL

1. Lloyds Banking, 24.8 per cent
2. Royal Bank of Scotland, 19.8 per cent
3. Barclays, 17.6 per cent
4. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 9.4 per cent
5. Blinkx, 8.0 per cent
6. Range Resources, 6.7 per cent
7=Xcite Energy, 3.9 per cent
7=Aviva, 3.9 per cent
9. RSA Insurance, 3.1 per cent
10. Sound Oil, 2.9 per cent

The Top Ten Buys and Sells should not be taken as a recommendation to buy or sell any particular bond or stock, and it is not intended to offer any form of advice. Instead it is simply an indication of the general buying and selling trends amongst some TD Direct Investing customers, observed during the period stated.

Source: http://www.whatinvestment.co.uk/trading/share-dealing/trading-trends/1680468/top-ten-trades-wednesday-21-december-until-noon.thtml

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Top ten trades: Wednesday 14 December (until noon)

Posted by on December 15, 2011 No comments

TD Direct Investing names the UK’s most traded UK-listed companies for Wednesday 14 December (until noon).

Top ten trades
Wednesday 14 December 2011 (until noon)
Source: TD Direct Investing

TD Direct Investing view:

‘IT company Logica entered the top ten buys and sells after its announcement today that it was going to cut 1,300 jobs across the UK, Benelux and Sweden following fears about the strength of the euro. The Anglo-Dutch firm, which provides consulting and outsourcing to businesses and governments, downgraded its full year revenue growth forecast to about 3 per cent, from above 3 per cent last month, and 5 per cent earlier in the year. The shares were down 12.91p to 61.14p at 11.59am today after closing yesterday at 74.05p.

‘Supergroup shares were up 9 per cent at 11.56am today and the clothing company entered the top twenty buys and top ten sells following a positive trading update. Its warehouse system and operational issues announced in October have largely been resolved and it has seen improved trading over the previous three months. Its flagship Regent Street store has also opened one floor ahead of the crucial Christmas buying season.’

BUY

1. Thomas Cook, 11.6 per cent
2. Barclays, 10.9 per cent
3. Lloyds Banking, 10.2 per cent
4. Royal Bank of Scotland, 8.6 per cent
5. Logica, 7.9 per cent
6. Aviva, 5.0 per cent
7. Xcite Energy, 4.8 per cent
8. Gulf Keystone, 4.3 per cent
9= Blinkx, 4.1 per cent
9= Angel Mining, 4.1 per cent

SELL

1. Thomas Cook, 13.0 per cent
2. Xcite Energy, 11.3 per cent
3. Supergroup, 9.2 per cent
4. Lloyds Banking, 6.7 per cent
5. Barclays, 6.3 per cent
6. Royal Bank of Scotland, 4.6 per cent
7= Sirius Minerals, 3.9 per cent
7= Monitise, 3.9 per cent
7= Desire Petroleum, 3.9 per cent
7= BCB Holdings, 3.9 per cent

The top ten Buys and Sells should not be taken as a recommendation to buy or sell any particular bond or stock, and it is not intended to offer any form of advice. Instead it is simply an indication of the general buying and selling trends amongst some TD Direct Investing customers, observed during the period stated.

Source: http://www.whatinvestment.co.uk/trading/share-dealing/trading-trends/1679283/top-ten-trades-wednesday-14-december-until-noon.thtml

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An unexpected B-school arms race for top students

Posted by on December 13, 2011 No comments

Competition for the best students has never been more intense among the leading business schools.

Source: http://rss.cnn.com/~r/rss/money_pf/~3/XGe5fp-DVdg/

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Top ten trades: Friday 2 December 2011 (until noon)

Posted by on December 6, 2011 No comments

TD Direct Investing names the UK’s most traded UK-listed companies for the morning of Friday 2 December 2011.

Top ten trades
Friday 2 December 2011
Source: TD Direct Investing

TD Direct Investing view:
Thomas Cook Group stays on the top if our top ten customer buys table, accounting for just over one in five (20.2 per cent) of our customer buys for the morning. The company has managed to get a funding plan of £200m agreed, which replaces the previous short-term facility of £100m announced on the 21st October. However, there is still the possibility that it will be looking to shed 200 shops and 1,000 jobs in a bid to cut costs and reduce debt.
Meanwhile, Barclays is top of our customer sells table, accounting for just over a third (34 per cent) of our customer sells for the morning. News today from an article that initially appeared in the Financial Times states the banking giant might be facing a £70m lawsuit for allegedly misusing confidential information from a client to seal its takeover of Tricorona, a Swedish carbon trading company, in 2010.

BUY
1. Thomas Cook, 20.2 per cent
2. Lloyds, 12.6 per cent
3. Xcite Energy, 12.3 per cent
4. Yell Group, 10.1 per cent
5. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 9.7 per cent
6. AEA Technology, 7.9 per cent
7= Sound Oil, 7.6 per cent
7=. Barclays, 7.6 per cent
9. Royal Bank of Scotland, 6.1 per cent
10. Range Resources, 5.8 per cent

SELL
1. Barclays, 34 per cent
2. Lloyds, 14.5 per cent
3. Royal Bank of Scotland, 9.8 per cent
4. Aviva, 9.7 per cent
5. BP, 7.7 per cent
6. Xstrata, 5.7 per cent
7. Xcite Energy, 4.9 per cent
8= Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 4.6 per cent
8= Yell Group, 4.6 per cent
10. Vodafone, 4.5 per cent

The Top Twenty Buys and Sells should not be taken as a recommendation to buy or sell any particular bond or stock, and it is not intended to offer any form of advice. Instead it is simply an indication of the general buying and selling trends amongst some TD Direct Investing customers, observed during the period stated.

Source: http://www.whatinvestment.co.uk/trading/share-dealing/trading-trends/1677043/top-ten-trades-friday-2-december-2011-until-noon.thtml

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Top ten trades: Thursday 1 December 2011 (until noon)

Posted by on December 2, 2011 No comments

TD Waterhouse names the UK’s most traded UK-listed companies for the morning of Thursday 1 December 2011.

Top ten trades
Thursday 1 December 2011

Source: TD Waterhouse



TD Waterhouse view:
Xcite Energy took first place on the top ten buys accounting for 30.4 per cent after its shares took a tumble this morning, encouraging TD customers to take advantage of a bargain.
Glaxosmithkline accounts for 6.3 per cent of the top ten sells as a new entry after announcing it has won a tidal contract from the Crown Estate.

BUY
1. Xcite Energy, 30.4 per cent
2. Lloyds, 18.5 per cent
3. Royal Bank of Scotland, 11 per cent
4. AEA Technology, 9.5 per cent
5. Barclays, 8.7 per cent
6. Thomas Cook, 6.5 per cent
7. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 5.5 per cent
8. Bowleven, 3.4 per cent
9= Supergroup, 3.2 per cent
9= Centamin Egypt, 3.2 per cent

SELL
1. Royal Bank of Scotland, 18.8 per cent
2. Barclays, 18.2 per cent
3. Xcite Energy, 17.8 per cent
4. Lloyds, 15.9 per cent
5. GlaxoSmithKline, 6.3 per cent
6. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 5.9 per cent
7. BP, 4.7 per cent
8= AEA Technology, 4.3 per cent
8= Xstrata, 4.3 per cent
10. Premier Foods, 3.9 per cent

The Top Twenty Buys and Sells should not be taken as a recommendation to
buy or sell any particular bond or stock, and it is not intended to offer
any form of advice. Instead it is simply an indication of the general
buying and selling trends amongst some TD Direct Investing customers,
observed during the period stated.

Source: http://www.whatinvestment.co.uk/trading/share-dealing/trading-trends/1676763/top-ten-trades-thursday-1-december-2011-until-noon.thtml

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Top ten trades: Tuesday 29 November 2011 (all day)

Posted by on November 30, 2011 No comments

The Share Centre reveals the UK’s most traded UK-listed companies for the full day on Tuesday 29 November 2011.

Top ten trades
Tuesday 29 November 2011 (all day)

BUY
1. Thomas Cook, 9.4 per cent
2. AEA Technology, 6.2 per cent
3. Lloyds Banking, 5.3 per cent
4. Glencore International, 5.2 per cent
5= Aviva, 2.2 per cent
5= Sirius Minerals, 2.2 per cent
7. Ascent Resources, 1.9 per cent
8= Barclays, 1.7 per cent
8= Mouchel Group, 1.7 per cent
8= Falkland Oil & Gas, 1.7 per cent

SELL
1. Thomas Cook, 8.0 per cent
2. Glencore International, 6.7 per cent
3. AEA Technology, 6.0 per cent
4. Barclays, 2.5 per cent
5= Ascent Resources, 1.8 per cent
5= Dominion Petroleum, 1.8 per cent
7. Lloyds Banking, 1.7 per cent
8. Mouchel Group, 1.5 per cent
9= Sirius Minerals, 1.2 per cent
9= Petrolatina Energy, 1.2 per cent

Source: The Share Centre, 30 November 2011

Source: http://www.whatinvestment.co.uk/trading/share-dealing/trading-trends/1676353/top-ten-trades-tuesday-29-november-2011-all-day.thtml

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Top ten trades: Friday 25 November 2011 (until noon)

Posted by on November 27, 2011 No comments

TD Waterhouse names the UK’s most traded UK-listed companies for the morning of Friday 25 November 2011.

Top ten trades
Friday 25 November 2011
Source: TD Waterhouse

TD Waterhouse view:

‘Thomas Cook moves back into first place on the buys and retains the top spot on the sells, accounting for 39.7 per cent and 51.1 per cent respectively, after its shares rallied for the second day encouraging trading amongst TD customers.
   
‘Ascent Resources entered the top ten buys and sells accounting for 9.3 per cent and 7.1 per cent respectively after announcing that it has completed the fracture stimulation of the Pg-10 well at the Petišovci Project in Slovenia.’

BUY
1. Thomas Cook Group, 39.7 per cent
2. Lloyds Banking Group, 12.9 per cent
3. Ascent Resources, 9.3 per cent
4. Royal Bank of Scotland Group, 8.2 per cent
5. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 7.4 per cent
6. Barclays, 6.4 per cent
7. Aviva, 5.8 per cent
8. Aurelian Oil & Gas, 3.6 per cent
9= Range Resources, 3.3 per cent
9= Vedanta Resources, 3.3 per cent

SELL
1. Thomas Cook Group, 51.1 per cent
2. Lloyds Banking Group, 8.1 per cent
3. Ascent Resources, 7.1 per cent
4. Barclays, 6.5 per cent
5. Royal Bank of Scotland Group, 6.3 per cent
6. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 6.0 per cent
7. Bowleven, 4.8 per cent
8. BP, 4.3 per cent
9. Xcite Energy, 3.0 per cent
10. Blinkx, 2.8 per cent

The top ten Buys and Sells should not be taken as a recommendation to buy or sell any particular bond or stock, and it is not intended to offer any form of advice. Instead it is simply an indication of the general buying and selling trends amongst some TD Waterhouse customers, observed during the period stated.

Source: http://www.whatinvestment.co.uk/trading/share-dealing/trading-trends/1675728/top-ten-trades-friday-25-november-2011-until-noon.thtml

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Top ten trades: Wednesday 9 November 2011 (until noon)

Posted by on November 11, 2011 No comments

TD Waterhouse names the UK’s most traded UK-listed companies for the morning of Wednesday 9 November 2011.

Top ten trades
Wednesday 9 November 2011
Source: TD Waterhouse

TD Waterhouse view:
‘Rockhopper Exploration took the number one spot on this morning’s top ten sells as a new entry accounting for 19 per cent. The oil explorer announced this morning its second oil discovery in the Falklands causing its share price to rise.
   
‘Admiral Group entered the top ten buys as a new entry accounting for 13.1 per cent today after saying pre-tax profits for the year will be at the lower end of market forecasts.’

BUY
1. Barclays, 22.3 per cent
2. Lloyds Banking Group, 16.4 per cent
3. Royal Bank of Scotland Group, 14.6 per cent
4. Admiral Group, 13.1 per cent
5. Aviva, 8.6 per cent
6. HSBC Holdings, 6.4 per cent
7. Cape, 5.2 per cent
8= Sirius Minerals, 4.8 per cent
8= Vodafone Group, 4.8 per cent
10. Tullow Oil, 3.8 per cent

SELL
1. Rockhopper Exploration, 19.0 per cent
2. Lloyds Banking Group, 16.1 per cent
3. Barclays, 12.9 per cent
4. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 11.1 per cent
5. Xstrata, 7.9 per cent
6= Aurelian Oil & Gas, 7.0 per cent
6= Range Resources, 7.0 per cent
8= Royal Bank of Scotland Group, 6.4 per cent
8= BP, 6.4 per cent
10. Aviva, 6.1 per cent

The top ten Buys and Sells should not be taken as a recommendation to buy or sell any particular bond or stock, and it is not intended to offer any form of advice. Instead it is simply an indication of the general buying and selling trends amongst some TD Waterhouse customers, observed during the period stated.

Source: http://www.whatinvestment.co.uk/trading/share-dealing/trading-trends/1667428/top-ten-trades-wednesday-9-november-2011-until-noon.thtml

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