Accendo Press Quotes - Week Ending 1 Sept

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Accendo Press Quotes – Week Ending 1 Sept

1 Sept

London South East (Link)

“Investors have reacted logically to the prospect of even more and accelerated generic competition eroding up to 80% of Indivior’s already waning US market share for the drug ‘within months’,” said Accendo Markets analyst Mike Van Dulken

31 Aug

Fox Business (Link)

This is some welcome good news from Asia following recent geopolitical woes, building on yesterday’s solid US GDP/ADP prints, compounding risk appetite at the continued expense of safe havens,” such as gold, the yen, the Swiss franc and bonds, said Mike van Dulken and Henry Croft at Accendo Markets in a note

30 Aug

Core Finance (Link)

“A move higher to 7440 could trigger a bullish triple bottom to 7600”, says Mike Van Dulken, Head of Research at Accendo Markets while detailing the bullish/bearish scenario for the UK 100 index. He adds, “break above 7440 would take us higher to 7600”.

29 Aug

Telegraph (Link)

“Equities are firmly in the red after North Korea delivered its biggest provocation in two decades,” said Mike van Dulken at Accendo Markets. “The rush for safe havens and ditching of the dollar is resulting in unwelcome sterling and euro strength, hurting the UK Index and DAX.”

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