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On Thursday 23rd of June 2016 the people of Britain confounded all expectations by voting to LEAVE the European Union, triggering political pundits in the mainstream media to write reams and reams of gibberish for why Britain voted for Brexit, when the reason why is very simple and self evident in the results themselves! Namely that the people of Britain from right across England and Wales rebelled against the London Westminister elite, and so London along and a few other southern regions were the only ones to vote for REMAIN.
The people of Britain rebelled against the Westminister elite, rebelled against the bankers and rich who have owned Britain for centuries who were expecting Britain's provincial wage slaves to dutifully vote to REMAIN within the European Union as being in the establishment elites best interests rather than that of the British people who have had to suffer the consequences of likes of out of control immigration as the establishment elite effectively imported millions in cheap slave labour from across eastern and southern europe regardless of the social and infrastructure capacity consequences that I have covered in countless articles and videos over the past year.
My last video covered highlights of key events during 8 hours of the BBC's coverage of the referendum results night. Whilst in this video I will cover exactly what happened on the financial financial markets, primarily in terms of Sterling and FTSE futures during a very volatile trading session that draws a line under the build up to the vote and its immediate aftermath and which sets the scene of what I expect across a wide range of markets of what to expect next over the coming months and YEARS!
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- published: 29 Jun 2016
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Brought to you by http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk - this video explains the FTSE 100 Index and introduces the other UK indices too.
0:31 FTSE 100
0:54 What Is An Index?
1:59 The FTSE 100 Index
3:27 Other Main Market Indices
5:11 Alternative Investment Market (AIM)
6:09 Summary
6:30 More information and FREE Guide at http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk
The first thing to say about the FTSE 100 is that it is a UK index. Therefore it is to do with shares that are on the London Stock Exchange in the UK and it is an index. So what do we mean by an index.
An index is a way of understanding whether the overall market or the shares in the index element of the market have gone up or down over a period of time and by how much. It does this by starting at a point in time and a particular value in time. So in terms of the FTSE 100 index, it was started back in 1983 and it was started with a value of 1,000.
That's not a price and it's not a cost. It's just a number, an index number that it started with and at the time of making this video, the FTSE 100 index is round about the 6,000 mark. That means the index has gone up by 6 times in between 1983 and around March-April time of 2012 and by doing so it has vastly outstripped the value of inflation and of bonds and of savings and of any other form of investment that you could have made in that period of time.
So what is the FTSE 100 index then? Well, the FTSE 100 index is the top, or the largest, 100 shares on the UK stock market. Of course, as the share prices of those 100 companies change over time, that means the value of those companies change over time and the FTSE 100 index needs to keep in it the top 100 companies.
So every quarter, four times per year, the constituents i.e. the companies that sit in that FTSE 100 index, change. So those that are no longer in the top 100 drop out of the index and those that have now grown in size and ought to be in the FTSE index come into the index. In reality, it is a little bit more complicated than that. There are some rules associated with that so they don't get too much change from quarter to quarter but essentially that is the concept. So as we go forward in time, the FTSE 100 index always keeps in it, more or less, the top 100 companies by size.
All of the companies in the FTSE 100 index are part of the London main market. As I've said, the FTSE 100 index comprises the largest 100 companies and together they make up about 81% of the total value of all of the companies in the UK main market.
The next 250 companies by size are known as Midcaps and they are in the FTSE 250 index and by value they represent about 15% of the total value of the UK main market. Taken together the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 are known as the FTSE 350 index and obviously that makes up about 96% of the value of the companies in the market.
The FTSE Smallcap is the next tier of companies and these make up about 2% of the market. If we add together the FTSE 100, the FTSE 250 and the FTSE Smallcap, then we get another index that is known as the FTSE All Share index.
There are yet even more companies that are far too small to be in any of those other indexes that I have already mentioned and they sit in what is known as the FTSE Fledgling index, which when added to the other indices mentioned, comprise the UK main market in total.
Now, as well as the main market there is another market known as the Alternative Investment Market or AIM, for short. This was set up fairly recently and its purpose was to allow smaller companies to come onto the London Stock Exchange and therefore to raise finance for their business by getting investors to buy their shares. The rules associated with AIM companies are not as stringent or as difficult to qualify for as they are on the main index. Hence why AIM companies, AIM shares, are classed as a bit riskier than those on the main index because the rules to qualify as an AIM company and float on the AIM market are not as stringent.
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- published: 24 Apr 2012
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From the 'FTSE 1' EP, order from:
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- published: 19 Jun 2013
- views: 57247
http://www.fxempire.com/technical/technical-analysis-reports/ftse-100-forecast-july-1-2016-technical-analysis-347257 - July 1 2016 index daily technical analysis for the FTSE 100 INDEX. Find more information about Forex and Commodities News (http://www.fxempire.com/news/), Technical Analysis (http://www.fxempire.com/technical/), Fundamental Analysis (http://www.fxempire.com/fundamental/) and Brokers (http://www.fxempire.com/brokers/) on FX Empire (http://www.fxempire.com/).
- published: 01 Jul 2016
- views: 97
In this video we will take a very basic look at the FTSE 100 index. The index is simply a measure of the value of the 100 largest companies in Britian.
The free float market cap is calculated from:
number of shares * share price * free float adjustment factor
For a company with 95% of their share in public hands the free float adjustment factor would simply be 0.95.
Also note on the last slide the index is the NASDAQ 100.
- published: 09 Feb 2014
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14:52FTSE and Sterling Brexit Trading, Deconstruction of the EU Referendum Result
FTSE and Sterling Brexit Trading, Deconstruction of the EU Referendum ResultFTSE and Sterling Brexit Trading, Deconstruction of the EU Referendum Result
On Thursday 23rd of June 2016 the people of Britain confounded all expectations by voting to LEAVE the European Union, triggering political pundits in the mainstream media to write reams and reams of gibberish for why Britain voted for Brexit, when the reason why is very simple and self evident in the results themselves! Namely that the people of Britain from right across England and Wales rebelled against the London Westminister elite, and so London along and a few other southern regions were the only ones to vote for REMAIN. The people of Britain rebelled against the Westminister elite, rebelled against the bankers and rich who have owned Britain for centuries who were expecting Britain's provincial wage slaves to dutifully vote to REMAIN within the European Union as being in the establishment elites best interests rather than that of the British people who have had to suffer the consequences of likes of out of control immigration as the establishment elite effectively imported millions in cheap slave labour from across eastern and southern europe regardless of the social and infrastructure capacity consequences that I have covered in countless articles and videos over the past year. My last video covered highlights of key events during 8 hours of the BBC's coverage of the referendum results night. Whilst in this video I will cover exactly what happened on the financial financial markets, primarily in terms of Sterling and FTSE futures during a very volatile trading session that draws a line under the build up to the vote and its immediate aftermath and which sets the scene of what I expect across a wide range of markets of what to expect next over the coming months and YEARS! Ensure you are subscribed for in-depth analysis and detailed trend forecasts: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=MarketOracleTV Support our Youtube Channel - https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted;_button_id=RBNAQG63P2VAU and subscribe to our free newsletter http://www.marketoracle.info/?p=subscribe&id;=1 and visit http://www.marketoracle.co.uk for more. https://youtu.be/rqK4QwgwjTU -
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7:36FTSE 100 Index - A Beginners Guide
FTSE 100 Index - A Beginners GuideFTSE 100 Index - A Beginners Guide
Brought to you by http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk - this video explains the FTSE 100 Index and introduces the other UK indices too. 0:31 FTSE 100 0:54 What Is An Index? 1:59 The FTSE 100 Index 3:27 Other Main Market Indices 5:11 Alternative Investment Market (AIM) 6:09 Summary 6:30 More information and FREE Guide at http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk The first thing to say about the FTSE 100 is that it is a UK index. Therefore it is to do with shares that are on the London Stock Exchange in the UK and it is an index. So what do we mean by an index. An index is a way of understanding whether the overall market or the shares in the index element of the market have gone up or down over a period of time and by how much. It does this by starting at a point in time and a particular value in time. So in terms of the FTSE 100 index, it was started back in 1983 and it was started with a value of 1,000. That's not a price and it's not a cost. It's just a number, an index number that it started with and at the time of making this video, the FTSE 100 index is round about the 6,000 mark. That means the index has gone up by 6 times in between 1983 and around March-April time of 2012 and by doing so it has vastly outstripped the value of inflation and of bonds and of savings and of any other form of investment that you could have made in that period of time. So what is the FTSE 100 index then? Well, the FTSE 100 index is the top, or the largest, 100 shares on the UK stock market. Of course, as the share prices of those 100 companies change over time, that means the value of those companies change over time and the FTSE 100 index needs to keep in it the top 100 companies. So every quarter, four times per year, the constituents i.e. the companies that sit in that FTSE 100 index, change. So those that are no longer in the top 100 drop out of the index and those that have now grown in size and ought to be in the FTSE index come into the index. In reality, it is a little bit more complicated than that. There are some rules associated with that so they don't get too much change from quarter to quarter but essentially that is the concept. So as we go forward in time, the FTSE 100 index always keeps in it, more or less, the top 100 companies by size. All of the companies in the FTSE 100 index are part of the London main market. As I've said, the FTSE 100 index comprises the largest 100 companies and together they make up about 81% of the total value of all of the companies in the UK main market. The next 250 companies by size are known as Midcaps and they are in the FTSE 250 index and by value they represent about 15% of the total value of the UK main market. Taken together the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 are known as the FTSE 350 index and obviously that makes up about 96% of the value of the companies in the market. The FTSE Smallcap is the next tier of companies and these make up about 2% of the market. If we add together the FTSE 100, the FTSE 250 and the FTSE Smallcap, then we get another index that is known as the FTSE All Share index. There are yet even more companies that are far too small to be in any of those other indexes that I have already mentioned and they sit in what is known as the FTSE Fledgling index, which when added to the other indices mentioned, comprise the UK main market in total. Now, as well as the main market there is another market known as the Alternative Investment Market or AIM, for short. This was set up fairly recently and its purpose was to allow smaller companies to come onto the London Stock Exchange and therefore to raise finance for their business by getting investors to buy their shares. The rules associated with AIM companies are not as stringent or as difficult to qualify for as they are on the main index. Hence why AIM companies, AIM shares, are classed as a bit riskier than those on the main index because the rules to qualify as an AIM company and float on the AIM market are not as stringent. If you've enjoyed this video, please click the like button below and share it with your friends and remember to SUBSCRIBE! You can also find lots more information and a FREE gift available at my blog: http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk -
3:21FTSE - TIDAL WAVE FT SAINT SAVIOUR
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From the 'FTSE 1' EP, order from: iTunes: http://www.itunes.com/ftse Vinyl: http://luckynumber.bandcamp.com/album/ftse-1 www.thankftse.tumblr.com http://www.luckynumbermusic.com Director: Lily Smith Producer: Doug Cox DOP: Ben Barrese Art Direction: Sets Appeal Editor: Simon Rodgers Cast: Jason Newell and Julieta Kilgelmann Grade: Golden Square Post Special thanks to the residents of 40 Howard Road and Rachel Cohen at Golden Square Post -
0:44FTSE 100 Technical Analysis for July 1 2016 by FXEmpire.com
FTSE 100 Technical Analysis for July 1 2016 by FXEmpire.comFTSE 100 Technical Analysis for July 1 2016 by FXEmpire.com
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6:28FTSE 100 Explained
FTSE 100 ExplainedFTSE 100 Explained
In this video we will take a very basic look at the FTSE 100 index. The index is simply a measure of the value of the 100 largest companies in Britian. The free float market cap is calculated from: number of shares * share price * free float adjustment factor For a company with 95% of their share in public hands the free float adjustment factor would simply be 0.95. Also note on the last slide the index is the NASDAQ 100. -
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FTSE and Sterling Brexit Trading, Deconstruction of the EU Referendum Result
On Thursday 23rd of June 2016 the people of Britain confounded all expectations by voting to LEAVE the European Union, triggering political pundits in the mainstream media to write reams and reams of gibberish for why Britain voted for Brexit, when the reason why is very simple and self evident in the results themselves! Namely that the people of Britain from right across England and Wales rebelled against the London Westminister elite, and so London along and a few other southern regions were the only ones to vote for REMAIN. The people of Britain rebelled against the Westminister elite, rebelled against the bankers and rich who have owned Britain for centuries who were expecting Britain's provincial wage slaves to dutifully vote to REMAIN within the European Union as being in the estab... -
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FTSE 100 Index - A Beginners Guide
Brought to you by http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk - this video explains the FTSE 100 Index and introduces the other UK indices too. 0:31 FTSE 100 0:54 What Is An Index? 1:59 The FTSE 100 Index 3:27 Other Main Market Indices 5:11 Alternative Investment Market (AIM) 6:09 Summary 6:30 More information and FREE Guide at http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk The first thing to say about the FTSE 100 is that it is a UK index. Therefore it is to do with shares that are on the London Stock Exchange in the UK and it is an index. So what do we mean by an index. An index is a way of understanding whether the overall market or the shares in the index element of the market have gone up or down over a period of time and by how much. It does this by starting at a point in time and a particular... -
FTSE - TIDAL WAVE FT SAINT SAVIOUR
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FTSE 100 Technical Analysis for July 1 2016 by FXEmpire.com
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FTSE 100 Explained
In this video we will take a very basic look at the FTSE 100 index. The index is simply a measure of the value of the 100 largest companies in Britian. The free float market cap is calculated from: number of shares * share price * free float adjustment factor For a company with 95% of their share in public hands the free float adjustment factor would simply be 0.95. Also note on the last slide the index is the NASDAQ 100. -
FTSE Recovers Fully, Brexit Didn't Cause Economic Doomsday as Cameron Warned
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FTSE and Sterling Brexit Trading, Deconstruction of the EU Referendum Result
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- Duration: 14:52
- Updated: 29 Jun 2016
- views: 1683
On Thursday 23rd of June 2016 the people of Britain confounded all expectations by voting to LEAVE the European Union, triggering political pundits in the mains...
On Thursday 23rd of June 2016 the people of Britain confounded all expectations by voting to LEAVE the European Union, triggering political pundits in the mainstream media to write reams and reams of gibberish for why Britain voted for Brexit, when the reason why is very simple and self evident in the results themselves! Namely that the people of Britain from right across England and Wales rebelled against the London Westminister elite, and so London along and a few other southern regions were the only ones to vote for REMAIN.
The people of Britain rebelled against the Westminister elite, rebelled against the bankers and rich who have owned Britain for centuries who were expecting Britain's provincial wage slaves to dutifully vote to REMAIN within the European Union as being in the establishment elites best interests rather than that of the British people who have had to suffer the consequences of likes of out of control immigration as the establishment elite effectively imported millions in cheap slave labour from across eastern and southern europe regardless of the social and infrastructure capacity consequences that I have covered in countless articles and videos over the past year.
My last video covered highlights of key events during 8 hours of the BBC's coverage of the referendum results night. Whilst in this video I will cover exactly what happened on the financial financial markets, primarily in terms of Sterling and FTSE futures during a very volatile trading session that draws a line under the build up to the vote and its immediate aftermath and which sets the scene of what I expect across a wide range of markets of what to expect next over the coming months and YEARS!
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On Thursday 23rd of June 2016 the people of Britain confounded all expectations by voting to LEAVE the European Union, triggering political pundits in the mainstream media to write reams and reams of gibberish for why Britain voted for Brexit, when the reason why is very simple and self evident in the results themselves! Namely that the people of Britain from right across England and Wales rebelled against the London Westminister elite, and so London along and a few other southern regions were the only ones to vote for REMAIN.
The people of Britain rebelled against the Westminister elite, rebelled against the bankers and rich who have owned Britain for centuries who were expecting Britain's provincial wage slaves to dutifully vote to REMAIN within the European Union as being in the establishment elites best interests rather than that of the British people who have had to suffer the consequences of likes of out of control immigration as the establishment elite effectively imported millions in cheap slave labour from across eastern and southern europe regardless of the social and infrastructure capacity consequences that I have covered in countless articles and videos over the past year.
My last video covered highlights of key events during 8 hours of the BBC's coverage of the referendum results night. Whilst in this video I will cover exactly what happened on the financial financial markets, primarily in terms of Sterling and FTSE futures during a very volatile trading session that draws a line under the build up to the vote and its immediate aftermath and which sets the scene of what I expect across a wide range of markets of what to expect next over the coming months and YEARS!
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FTSE 100 Index - A Beginners Guide
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Brought to you by http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk - this video explains the FTSE 100 Index and introduces the other UK indices too.
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0:54 Wha...
Brought to you by http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk - this video explains the FTSE 100 Index and introduces the other UK indices too.
0:31 FTSE 100
0:54 What Is An Index?
1:59 The FTSE 100 Index
3:27 Other Main Market Indices
5:11 Alternative Investment Market (AIM)
6:09 Summary
6:30 More information and FREE Guide at http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk
The first thing to say about the FTSE 100 is that it is a UK index. Therefore it is to do with shares that are on the London Stock Exchange in the UK and it is an index. So what do we mean by an index.
An index is a way of understanding whether the overall market or the shares in the index element of the market have gone up or down over a period of time and by how much. It does this by starting at a point in time and a particular value in time. So in terms of the FTSE 100 index, it was started back in 1983 and it was started with a value of 1,000.
That's not a price and it's not a cost. It's just a number, an index number that it started with and at the time of making this video, the FTSE 100 index is round about the 6,000 mark. That means the index has gone up by 6 times in between 1983 and around March-April time of 2012 and by doing so it has vastly outstripped the value of inflation and of bonds and of savings and of any other form of investment that you could have made in that period of time.
So what is the FTSE 100 index then? Well, the FTSE 100 index is the top, or the largest, 100 shares on the UK stock market. Of course, as the share prices of those 100 companies change over time, that means the value of those companies change over time and the FTSE 100 index needs to keep in it the top 100 companies.
So every quarter, four times per year, the constituents i.e. the companies that sit in that FTSE 100 index, change. So those that are no longer in the top 100 drop out of the index and those that have now grown in size and ought to be in the FTSE index come into the index. In reality, it is a little bit more complicated than that. There are some rules associated with that so they don't get too much change from quarter to quarter but essentially that is the concept. So as we go forward in time, the FTSE 100 index always keeps in it, more or less, the top 100 companies by size.
All of the companies in the FTSE 100 index are part of the London main market. As I've said, the FTSE 100 index comprises the largest 100 companies and together they make up about 81% of the total value of all of the companies in the UK main market.
The next 250 companies by size are known as Midcaps and they are in the FTSE 250 index and by value they represent about 15% of the total value of the UK main market. Taken together the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 are known as the FTSE 350 index and obviously that makes up about 96% of the value of the companies in the market.
The FTSE Smallcap is the next tier of companies and these make up about 2% of the market. If we add together the FTSE 100, the FTSE 250 and the FTSE Smallcap, then we get another index that is known as the FTSE All Share index.
There are yet even more companies that are far too small to be in any of those other indexes that I have already mentioned and they sit in what is known as the FTSE Fledgling index, which when added to the other indices mentioned, comprise the UK main market in total.
Now, as well as the main market there is another market known as the Alternative Investment Market or AIM, for short. This was set up fairly recently and its purpose was to allow smaller companies to come onto the London Stock Exchange and therefore to raise finance for their business by getting investors to buy their shares. The rules associated with AIM companies are not as stringent or as difficult to qualify for as they are on the main index. Hence why AIM companies, AIM shares, are classed as a bit riskier than those on the main index because the rules to qualify as an AIM company and float on the AIM market are not as stringent.
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0:54 What Is An Index?
1:59 The FTSE 100 Index
3:27 Other Main Market Indices
5:11 Alternative Investment Market (AIM)
6:09 Summary
6:30 More information and FREE Guide at http://www.HowToInvestInShares.co.uk
The first thing to say about the FTSE 100 is that it is a UK index. Therefore it is to do with shares that are on the London Stock Exchange in the UK and it is an index. So what do we mean by an index.
An index is a way of understanding whether the overall market or the shares in the index element of the market have gone up or down over a period of time and by how much. It does this by starting at a point in time and a particular value in time. So in terms of the FTSE 100 index, it was started back in 1983 and it was started with a value of 1,000.
That's not a price and it's not a cost. It's just a number, an index number that it started with and at the time of making this video, the FTSE 100 index is round about the 6,000 mark. That means the index has gone up by 6 times in between 1983 and around March-April time of 2012 and by doing so it has vastly outstripped the value of inflation and of bonds and of savings and of any other form of investment that you could have made in that period of time.
So what is the FTSE 100 index then? Well, the FTSE 100 index is the top, or the largest, 100 shares on the UK stock market. Of course, as the share prices of those 100 companies change over time, that means the value of those companies change over time and the FTSE 100 index needs to keep in it the top 100 companies.
So every quarter, four times per year, the constituents i.e. the companies that sit in that FTSE 100 index, change. So those that are no longer in the top 100 drop out of the index and those that have now grown in size and ought to be in the FTSE index come into the index. In reality, it is a little bit more complicated than that. There are some rules associated with that so they don't get too much change from quarter to quarter but essentially that is the concept. So as we go forward in time, the FTSE 100 index always keeps in it, more or less, the top 100 companies by size.
All of the companies in the FTSE 100 index are part of the London main market. As I've said, the FTSE 100 index comprises the largest 100 companies and together they make up about 81% of the total value of all of the companies in the UK main market.
The next 250 companies by size are known as Midcaps and they are in the FTSE 250 index and by value they represent about 15% of the total value of the UK main market. Taken together the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 are known as the FTSE 350 index and obviously that makes up about 96% of the value of the companies in the market.
The FTSE Smallcap is the next tier of companies and these make up about 2% of the market. If we add together the FTSE 100, the FTSE 250 and the FTSE Smallcap, then we get another index that is known as the FTSE All Share index.
There are yet even more companies that are far too small to be in any of those other indexes that I have already mentioned and they sit in what is known as the FTSE Fledgling index, which when added to the other indices mentioned, comprise the UK main market in total.
Now, as well as the main market there is another market known as the Alternative Investment Market or AIM, for short. This was set up fairly recently and its purpose was to allow smaller companies to come onto the London Stock Exchange and therefore to raise finance for their business by getting investors to buy their shares. The rules associated with AIM companies are not as stringent or as difficult to qualify for as they are on the main index. Hence why AIM companies, AIM shares, are classed as a bit riskier than those on the main index because the rules to qualify as an AIM company and float on the AIM market are not as stringent.
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FTSE - TIDAL WAVE FT SAINT SAVIOUR
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From the 'FTSE 1' EP, order from:
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Director: Lily Smith
Producer: Doug Cox
DOP: Ben Barrese
Art Direction: Sets Appeal
Editor: Simon Rodgers
Cast: Jason Newell and Julieta Kilgelmann
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From the 'FTSE 1' EP, order from:
iTunes: http://www.itunes.com/ftse
Vinyl: http://luckynumber.bandcamp.com/album/ftse-1
www.thankftse.tumblr.com
http://www.luckynumbermusic.com
Director: Lily Smith
Producer: Doug Cox
DOP: Ben Barrese
Art Direction: Sets Appeal
Editor: Simon Rodgers
Cast: Jason Newell and Julieta Kilgelmann
Grade: Golden Square Post
Special thanks to the residents of 40 Howard Road and Rachel Cohen at
Golden Square Post
- published: 19 Jun 2013
- views: 57247
FTSE 100 Technical Analysis for July 1 2016 by FXEmpire.com
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- Duration: 0:44
- Updated: 01 Jul 2016
- views: 97
http://www.fxempire.com/technical/technical-analysis-reports/ftse-100-forecast-july-1-2016-technical-analysis-347257 - July 1 2016 index daily technical analysi...
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FTSE 100 Explained
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- Duration: 6:28
- Updated: 09 Feb 2014
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In this video we will take a very basic look at the FTSE 100 index. The index is simply a measure of the value of the 100 largest companies in Britian.
The fr...
In this video we will take a very basic look at the FTSE 100 index. The index is simply a measure of the value of the 100 largest companies in Britian.
The free float market cap is calculated from:
number of shares * share price * free float adjustment factor
For a company with 95% of their share in public hands the free float adjustment factor would simply be 0.95.
Also note on the last slide the index is the NASDAQ 100.
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In this video we will take a very basic look at the FTSE 100 index. The index is simply a measure of the value of the 100 largest companies in Britian.
The free float market cap is calculated from:
number of shares * share price * free float adjustment factor
For a company with 95% of their share in public hands the free float adjustment factor would simply be 0.95.
Also note on the last slide the index is the NASDAQ 100.
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Float
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FTSE Recovers Fully, Brexit Didn't Cause Economic Doomsday as Cameron Warned
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FTSE and Sterling Brexit Trading, Deconstruction of the EU Referendum Result
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s ist schon lang nichts mehr
so wie es war.
Es werden immer weniger -
jedes Jahr.
Die alten Gesichter
hab ich lang nicht gesehn.
Vieles hat sich verändert,
Sachen kommen und gehn.
Und das was früher einmal wichtig war,
ist heute längst schon scheiss egal.
Und wenn ich mich jetzt selbst so reden hör,
wird mir plötzlich klar:
Das hörte ich schon hundert Mal!
Und so wie es einmal war
wirds nie mehr wieder sein.
Das Rad der Zeit hält niemals an.
Und das was heut geschiet
ist bald Vergangenheit.
Die Zeit läuft fort in ihrer Bahn -
und niemand hält sie an.
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hab ich lang nicht gesehn.
Die alten Geschichten,
sie zu oft erzählt.
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umso heller Glanz und Schein der trübt.
Nur ein scheiss Mechanismus,
der uns alle belügt.
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ist heute nur noch scheiss egal.
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wird mir nur noch schlecht,
so wie die letzten tausend Mal.
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ist bald Vergangenheit.
Die Zeit läuft fort in ihrer Bahn.
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Police ID Dead Dallas Shooting Suspect As Army Vet Micah Xavier Johnson
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Micah Xavier Johnson, 25, a U.S. Army veteran, has been identified as a dead suspect who launched a deadly sniper attack during an anti-police brutality march in Dallas Thursday night, Raw Story reported Friday.Johnson was killed after a robotic explosive device cornered him in a parking garage at El Centro College after police negotiated with him for several hours ... We’ve got other possible suspects that we’re interviewing....
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A suspected sniper who was in a standoff with Dallas Police early Friday reportedly died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound hours after five officers were killed and several others were wounded in an attack targeting law enforcement officers during a protest march ... ....
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NATO leaders meet to deal with threats from Russia, south
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WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Leaders of the NATO military alliance gathered Friday to order ambitious actions against a daunting array of dangers to the security of their nations and citizenry, including a rearmed and increasingly unfriendly Russia to Europe's east and violent Islamic extremism to the south ... President Barack Obama and other heads of state and government. After arriving in Warsaw, Obama announced the U.S ... ___ ... ....
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Trolley and Footbridge Dilemmas Reveal Why Obama Should Ban Drone Warfare
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingThey say the Devil never sleeps. Evidently, neither does the Obama administration’s moral ambiguity over the use of drones ... Adding other regions and nations where Obama used drone strikes surely challenges his figures.What’s more, critics claim targeted strikes often create many more militants than they kill ... In fact, it looks like a virtual video game ... Dallas Darling (darling@wn.com)....
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Here's where outer space actually begins
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All of humanity (excluding a few astronauts) lives on a little spinning marble hurtling through the almost uninterrupted void of cosmic emptiness, protected by the warm, comforting envelope of our atmosphere. And where does that atmosphere end? ... We do have some general boundaries though. Above Earth's surface, our atmosphere is divided into five layers, the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, and exosphere ... RANKED ... ....
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Brexit fallout – the economic impact in six key charts
Edit The Guardian 08 Jul 2016
The FTSE 100 initially fell but later recovered. ftse 100 fell but then recovered losses. The FTSE 100 had rallied ahead of the referendum on bets that Britons would vote to remain ... The FTSE 100 is now at around 6,556, compared with a close of 6,338.10 on the day of the referendum, 23 June ... The FTSE 250 fell and is still below its pre-Brexit vote level. FTSE 250 is still below its pre-Brexit vote level....
Europe ends 1.6% up after US adds 287,000 jobs in June
Edit Yahoo Daily News 08 Jul 2016
European stocks soared to close sharply higher on Friday, after investors cheered on the news that the U.S. had created 287,000 jobs during the month of June. The pan-European STOXX 600 (^STOXX) finished 1.6 percent higher provisionally; with all sectors posting sharp gains ... The U.K.'s FTSE 100 (FTSE International. .FTSE) lagged behind however, finishing up 0.9 percent, while its domestically-focused FTSE 250 (FTSE International ... ....
Should you stay away from BHP Billiton plc, Barratt Developments plc and International Consolidated Airlns ...
Edit The Motley Fool 08 Jul 2016
Is this the perfect time to buy a slice of these three FTSE 100 firms, or should you stay well clear in times of uncertainty? Dizzy valuation ... Shares in the FTSE 100 builder have tanked since the Brexit vote, as the housebuilding sector tries to come to terms with the outcome of the referendum ... More reading Brexit has left these FTSE 100 stars looking far too cheap! 3 top mining stocks in a post-Brexit world....
Why Brexit risks won’t stop me investing
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The FTSE 100 rose by 9% in six days in February this year ... The FTSE fell by nearly 7% when it opened on Friday 24 June, but has since climbed by 10% ... More reading Should you stay away from BHP Billiton plc, Barratt Developments plc and International Consolidated Airlns Grp SA? Brexit has left these FTSE 100 stars looking far too cheap! Does Brexit ......
European Stock Markets Edge Higher Before Payrolls Data
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European stocks edged higher on Friday before critical payrolls figures from the U.S. as data showed U.K. consumer confidence slumped after the Brexit vote ... In early trading the FTSE 100 was up 0.17% at 6,545.08 ... S&P 500 mini futures were up 0.16% ... Home builder Taylor Wimpey led the FTSE 100 higher, rising more than 4% as the sector built on Thursday's gains ... ....
FTSE edges lower as investors eye US jobs report
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The FTSE 100 has edged lower as investors hold back from making big bets ahead of crucial US jobs figures to be released later today. The UK blue-chip index fell 11 points, or 0.2%, to 6,522, despite a continued rebound in property and financial stocks from their 'Brexit' lows ... On the FTSE 100, house builders continued to recover from 'Brexit' lows ... ....
FTSE 100 starts to recover after post-Brexit losses
Edit Belfast Telegraph 08 Jul 2016
The FTSE 100 Index was 56.9 points higher at 6590.6 thanks to a surge from property stocks which dominated the biggest risers after falling back in favour with analysts ... "It's been a solid finish to the week for London's FTSE 100, although the blue chip index is closing just shy of the 6,600 level ... The biggest risers on the FTSE 100 Index were ......
The Europe Stock Valuation Metric JPMorgan Says Is Flashing Buy
Edit Bloomberg 08 Jul 2016
Getting hung up on Brexit will cause you to miss out on a European stock market that has gotten too cheap to resist. That’s the message from JPMorgan Asset Management, which says valuations on the MSCI Europe ex-UK Index and the FTSE All-Share Index look attractive when their price-earnings ratios are adjusted for inflation over the past 10 years ... After the U.K ... The FTSE All-Share Index’s valuation was at 12.3, versus a mean of 17 ... ....
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