TD Direct Investing names the UK's most traded UK-listed companies for the morning of Tuesday 31 January 2012.

Top ten trades
Tuesday 31 January 2012
Source: TD Direct Investing

TD Direct Investing view:
'Arm Holdings enters the top ten sells as a new entry, heading straight into pole position accounting for 27.6 per cent. The Cambridge-based chip designer’s fourth quarter pre-tax profits have jumped 45 per cent, with chief executive Warren East commenting that the company had benefited from signing a string of new customers to its technology as the basis for their products, and existing customers having upped their “commitment” to Arm’s design.

'A new entry to both the top ten buys and sells today was CareCapital Group, accounting for 6.2 per cent and 5.7 per cent respectively after saying that its 29.75 per cent stake in Advanced Proton Solutions has the potential to “be of significant value”.'

BUY
1. Lloyds Banking Group, 17.4 per cent
2. Premier Foods, 13.2 per cent
3. Royal Bank of Scotland Group, 13.0 per cent
4. Barclays, 12.0 per cent
5. Tesco, 11.0 per cent
6. Orchid Development, 9.2 per cent
7. Vodafone Group, 6.4 per cent
8. CareCapital Group, 6.2 per cent
9. Range Resources, 5.8 per cent
10. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 5.6 per cent

SELL
1. ARM Holdings, 27.6 per cent
2. Premier Foods, 12.0 per cent
3. Orchid Development, 10.2 per cent
4. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 9.2 per cent
5. BP, 8.1 per cent
6. Lloyds Banking Group, 8.1 per cent
7. Frontera Resources, 7.8 per cent
8. Royal Bank of Scotland Group, 6.0 per cent
9. CareCapital Group, 5.7 per cent
10. Centrica, 5.3 per cent

The top ten Buys and Sells should not be taken as a recommendation to buy or sell any particular bond or stock, and it is not intended to offer any form of advice. Instead it is simply an indication of the general buying and selling trends amongst some TD Direct Investing customers, observed during the period stated.