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As was once observed: “you can really only enjoy life when you're extremely busy”. My brain should have been even more mangled than normal by close of play yesterday, but it was not. What I wanted to write about were the various numbers from the great, the solid and the comically avoidable FTSE 100 names that were reporting yesterday, but it did not happen and I apologise for that. I know I could write about them today, but I always prefer to write live when a company has just given its excuses (or worse). Suffice to say, I am still loving up DCC plc (DCC) even after its 10% plus share price rise yesterday, Imperial Brands (IMB) is still a total return solid play and you still do not need to bother with Vodafone (VOD) shares. For a Wednesday, today is pretty chilled by comparison.
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