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Bunzl and Market Latest NewsYahoo! Finance: BNZL.L NewsLondon mid-morning: Updates cheer investors (ShareCast) Company news has been well-received today, helping lift Footsie into the blue.
London close: Winning streak ends (ShareCast)A spirited late rally was not enough to return Footsie into positive territory. The blue-chip index recovered from its nadir of 5,206 to rise almost 50 points in the last 90 minutes of trading.
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Tuesday tips round-up: Kesa, Serco, Lloyds Banking (ShareCast)The City's bearishness on Kesa shares partly reflects concerns over the tough trading environment that Comet faces in the UK.
Tuesday tips round-up: Kesa, Serco, Lloyds Banking (ShareCast)The City's bearishness on Kesa shares partly reflects concerns over the tough trading environment that Comet faces in the UK.
London close: Footsie drops slightly (ShareCast)London's main markets closed slightly lower after trading within a tight range all day.
London close: Footsie manages small rise (ShareCast)London's main markets closed slightly higher after trading within a tight range all day.
London afternoon: London continues drifting (ShareCast)London shares are stuck in neutral, with the Footsie barely changed on the day.
London midday: Stocks tread water (ShareCast)The London stock market ended the morning little changed, with the general air of lethargy reinforced by the absence of any directional input from the US market, which is closed today.
London midmorning: Footsie in tight range (ShareCast)Footsie is quietly staying in tight range in midday dealings, with banks and miners among the main fallers.
London pre-open: Footsie targets tiny gain (ShareCast)It's looking like a quiet and nervy start for London as US stocks struck a new low for 2010 in very late trade Friday. Any moves will be locally-led in the absence of Wall Street, closed for Independence Day.
Thursday preview: Debenhams, Greene King (ShareCast)Department store Debenhams issues an interim management statement which may include some commentary on the Budget, specifically the increase in VAT to 20% due to come into effect on 4 January.
Week Ahead: Standard Chartered, Debenhams, HMV (ShareCast)Hot on the heels of the release on Friday of the Bank of England's financial stability report and less than a week after the emergency Budget, emerging markets focused bank Standard Chartered releases a trading statement on Monday.
London close: Lower finish after budget (ShareCast)The budget did little to change the overall direction of the leading share index, which fell in early dealings and remained stuck in the red, though there was movement in specific sectors.
London afternoon: Market takes tax hikes on chin (ShareCast)Footsie is still in the red after chancellor George Osborne's first Budget, which contained a huge raft of tax and benefit changes, most of which will raise revenue for the government.
London midday: Budget casts shadow over Footsie (ShareCast)Footsie is lower ahead of today's emergency Budget with markets uneasy given the tough rhetoric beforehand from chancellor George Osborne.
London mid-morning: Nervous wait for Budget (ShareCast)If the 'we are all in this together' rhetoric is to be believed then this afternoon's emergency Budget from the coalition government will be painful for just about everyone, so markets are understandably uneasy ahead of the statement from chancellor George Osborne.
Bunzl eyes more acquisitions (Reuters MOLT)UPDATE 1-Bunzl sales edge higher, eyes more acquisitions (Other) Bunzl sees revenue growth of 2% (ShareCast) Distribution and outsourcing group Bunzl said overall trading is in line with full year expectations with revenue growth of 2%.
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Bunzl: Financial Spread Betting vs CFD vs Share DealingTable below compares Financial Spread Betting, Contract For Difference and Share Dealing trading. For simplicity we use the average brokerage fees to calculate the profit/loss if £1,000 available for investment in Bunzl shares (Bunzl share price is 500p). Supposedly, you think that Bunzl shares will go up by 10% in one month.
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Bunzl: Financial Spread Betting and Contracts For Difference (CFDs) are margined (or leveraged) products and let you go long (buy) or short (sell) with Bunzl shares, they are more suitable for short and medium term investments and cover a wide range of markets, including shares, indices, commodities and currencies. Share investing, on the other hand, is a conservative and old way of gaining financial independence and preserving capital. Even though some stockbrokers offer credit facilities it is very rare and not popular amongst private investors.
Risk Warning: Financial Spread Betting and Contracts For Difference (CFDs) are leveraged products and carry a high level of risk to your capital. You may lose more than your initial investment. Share price can go down as well as up and returns on investments are not guaranteed.