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.
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