TD Direct Investing names the UK's most traded UK-listed companies for the morning of Tuesday 14 February 2012.

Top ten trades
Tuesday 14 February 2012

Source: TD Direct Investing

TD Direct Investing view:

'Oil explorer Gulf Keystone Petroleum, with focus in Kurdistan, has once again gained the attention of TD customers, topping the top ten customer buys table for the third morning in a row and our customers' top ten sells for the second day in a row. The share price stood at 387.50 after opening the week 396.72.

'Yell Group moves up from eighteenth position to become the second most popular sell among TD customers this morning after announcing its third quarter results this morning. The results showed that total group revenue had fallen by 15.1 per cent, including a 15.7 per cent decline in revenue from digital directories (Internet Yellow Pages) and 22 per cent decline in revenue from print and other directory (enquiry services), although its digital services saw revenues more than double to £35.4 million.'

BUY

1. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 31.7 per cent
2. Tesco, 15.3 per cent
3. Xcite Energy, 11.5 per cent
4. Yell Group, 9.4 per cent
5. Royal Bank of Scotland Group, 7.3 per cent
6. Cable & Wireless Worldwide, 6.9 per cent
7. Lloyds Banking Group, 6.4 per cent
8. Range Resources, 4.0 per cent
9. Red Emperor Resources, 3.8 per cent
10. Rio Tinto, 3.7 per cent

SELL
1. Gulf Keystone Petroleum, 18.6 per cent
2. Yell Group, 15.2 per cent
3. Xcite Energy, 11.1 per cent
4. Orchid Development, 9.9 per cent
5= Cable & Wireless Worldwide, 8.9 per cent
5= Barclays, 8.9 per cent
7. BP, 8.4 per cent
8. Lloyds Banking Group, 7.7 per cent
9. Bahamas Petrol Company, 6.0 per cent
10. Hampson Industries, 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.