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Tue, 15 Mar 2005 01:00
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Halifax Share Dealing has conducted a survey on the number of investors’ producing earnings from stock markets. It has been found that the investors making handsome profit through stocks and shares has increased at least two-fold in the last six months when only one investor out of three was gaining proceeds from his investments.
There has been a consistent rise in the people profiting from stock markets in the past few months. While last August had only 32% investors making profits, the month of December saw 58 percent of the investors happy. This rose quite rapidly to 71 percent in January and then again to 79 % in February, continuing the uphill climb.
| Sue Concannon, managing director of Halifax Share Dealing said that it was a favourable sign that the percentage of investors receiving good returns from the stock market was at a persistent rise. This had also instilled greater confidence in the Financial Times Stock Exchange (FTSE) after exceeding the erstwhile 5000 mark and this could therefore be an apt time for stock market investments.
The survey also divulged that people had almost written France and Italy off regarding their prospective investments and were instead looking towards the Chinese and American markets as potential spots for business.
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