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Monday 03 October 2011 7:09 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 9:40 pm

THE TIPSTER

By: KCS-content

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FASHION retailer Ted Baker is reporting figures to the market on Thursday, and the expectations are good. Despite the high street gloom and the UK retail sales index being at a 16-month low, Ted Baker has supposedly bucked the trend, and will show a 15 per cent increase in sales. Global expansion is also being put into play, and things are looking rosy despite the bigger picture. Capital CFDs quotes 684.1-698.9.

It’s a week for retailers, with both Tesco and Sainsbury reporting on Wednesday. The battle of the “big four” is intensifying as the consumer comes under more and more pressure. They are always looking for the best deal and the supermarkets have to heavily discount in order to attract shoppers through their doors. Capital CFDs quotes 274.4-275.1 for Sainsbury and 372.3-372.9 for Tesco.

Dunelm Group announced a 9 per cent increase in profits on Monday, as cash-strapped consumers turn to their more affordable wares. Their shares added 3 per cent to 484p, but failed again to take out near ten-month highs and resistance at 485p. This may be a good area to take some profits or sell short as Dunelm will continue to face increasing competition from the like of M&S and Next. Spread Co offers a spread on Dunelm Mill of 482.8p-486.2p.

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