Shares in online grocer Ocado have risen 30% this morning on news of a deal to provide fellow retailer Morrisons with an online delivery service.
Anthony Cross and Julian Fosh have made rare additions to their Liontrust portfolios, and Standard Life Investments' Ed Legget has bought a raft of new stocks as the shape of the UK market begins to change.
F&C Investments' Jeremy Tigue has taken UK exposure in his £2.6bn Foreign & Colonial investment trust to a 30-year low on fears the UK is lagging behind other markets in the dividend stakes.
Fund managers are starting to buy back into UK-listed large-cap miners, seeing valuations as too good to refuse as wider sentiment on the sector hits a "decade low".
There was a weary air of predictability within hours and days of Margaret Thatcher's death about all the things she can be blamed for.
Shares in Home Retail Group and Ocado - two of the most shorted stocks in the UK equity market - have leapt this morning after a pair of well-received announcements.
While markets are nearing - or passing through - nominal highs, in reality, UK shares would need to climb much higher just to meet inflation-adjusted pre-crisis highs of 2007.