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Trading
The Trading Channel contains a suite of tools designed to aid the active trader. View real time streaming prices and trade, use our advanced charting or TA screener, set up trigger alerts, or visit our education centre.
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- marketLIVE! Terminal
marketLIVE! Terminal
The marketLIVE! Terminal allows for complete customisation of your streaming experience. Choose from a wide selection of market leading streaming tools to create your own custom screen with the marketLIVE! Terminal.
View real time charts, trades, prices, news and more - all with the ability to drag & drop, resize and choose custom content.
Charting
Advanced charts with a full range of technical indicators, overlays, moving averages and annotations.
TA Screener
Filter the market and find only the companies that meet your criteria by identifying specific buy and sell signals and technical indicators.
TA Top Movers
Quick and easy filters for even more buy and sell signals and technical indicators, plus chart shapes and patterns
Help & Education
- CFDs
Find out more about this geared method of trading that also comes with tax benefits.
- Advanced Share Trading
Learn more about advanced strategies and methods of share trading
- Spread Betting
Find out how to back the shares you like without having to pay any tax.
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 Xetra DAX |
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Market Buzz
Market overview: Footsie slump rounds of tough week
Friday 04 Jul 2008
1630: Footsie finished the week on a low, with insurance companies dragging the index down.
Friends Provident led the insurance sector lower on reports that pensions group Swiss Life is no longer interested in buying Lombard, FP’s high end insurance unit. Legal and General, Old Mutual and Standard Life also fell back.
Fashion retailer Next shrugged off the woes its peer Marks and Spencer after broker Sanford Bernstein said it preferred the stock at present to M&S. Elsewhere in the retailing sector supermarkets were wanted, after Waitrose said sales in the week to 28 June were up 3%. Tesco, Morrison’s and Sainsbury are all firmer, the latter after the Qatar Investment Authority increased its stake to 26%.