LONDON, July 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Between April and June this year, like-for-like sales fell by 2.8% in the Marks and Spencer clothing department within the UK, with 'stock issues' and 'wet weather' to blame. CFD trading shares, such as Marks and Spencer's could enable you to maximise your potential profits for only a small initial deposit. Below, we show you how. Market Reaction: Falling Sales Whilst figures shown declining sales for their clothing department in the UK, Marks and Spencer stated on Tuesday, 10 July that their short-term trading outlook remained 'challenging' and its existing guidance for the financial year 2012/13 remains unchanged. So, how did the markets react to this mixed bag of news? Following the announcement, the Marks and Spencer share price rose 1.3% in early morning trading on July 10 and saw a steady incline through the morning. How to Profit from Falling Sales With this in mind, how do you plan to trade on the Marks and Spencer share price as it rises?