AMGEN (AMGN) - The stock traded in a narrow $55-57 range this week after guiding down estimates for 2010 earlier in the week. Holding on news of osteoporosis drug, Prolia in Europe.
MICRON (MU) - Have traded MU, selling several times above $10.8 and have bought back at $10.1. With memory chip prices improving, Micron is postioned well for the semiconductor recovery.
JP MORGAN (JPM) - Position sold Thursday prior to Friday results. JPM finished down 2.26% at $43.68 as Q4 results disapointed on the top line as bad debts continue to be a concern and there was surprise that despite the repayment of TARP (toxic asset relief programme) in 2009, the dividend was not increased. Under Jamie Dimon's leadership this is one of the stronger U.S. financial instritutions and will be looking to buy in on any continued weakness.
FALKLAND OIL AND GAS (FOGL) - The share continues to sharply move up , finishing the week at 168p, a climb of over 20% as Falkland Islands hysteria begins. Some profits taken but holding on deep water rig news or agreement to share Ocean Guardian Rig with Desire Petroleum.
BORDERS AND SOUTHERN PETROLEUM (BOR) - The company holds a 100% interest in five production licences in the South Falkland Basin. In November Borders & Southern raised £113m, enough to finance the drilling of three wells. Is is likely to share a rig with fellow south basin explorer, Falkland Oil & Gas. This is partly because Borders & Southern‘s licences are in the deep waters to the south, but also because Desire and Rockhopper have already secured their rig. Position initiated at 66p.
GW PHARMA (GWP) - Position increased. Price now 93p. Awating news on European approval of lead product, Sativex
ITV (ITV) - Position initiated at 55p with positive momentum in media stocks and turnaround story under Archie Norman.
NIGHTHAWK (HAWK) - Holding with drilling news from Jolly Ranch and Revere projects still expected shortly.
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