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Shares on the major European stock market indices traded mixed in the premarket on Thursday as the investors digested the released economic reports from Germany and the United Kingdom.
Reports on unemployment in Germany and the Eurozone are scheduled for release later today.
The DAX rose 0.13% at 8:01 am CET, while the CAC 40 was flat at the same time. Meanwhile, in London, the FTSE 100 slid 0.23%.
The euro was up by 0.07% against the dollar at 7:58 am CET, selling for 1.11661, while the pound slid 0.07% versus the greenback, going for 1.31254 at the same time.
Baha Breaking the News (BBN) / BU
I find there are several people on this communal chat (it's for everyone -- not just a few who think they own it -- EVERYONE!) who have banded together for no reason (NO REASON -- I have tried to be nice) and have directed undue attention towards myself. You may have succeeded in bullying others, but I find this contemptible when I have no quarrel with any of you and i certainly have not been picking fights with any of you. I have responded in a few cases to rudeness, but in an accommodating way. Bullies have never impressed me and I will stand my ground against as many as you can throw at me. I'm a fighter, if need be, and I'll stand my ground. Please check all my posts and you will see that I have never initiated anything untoward. Go check it out. Then, to the minority who have chosen to zero in on me (perhaps I'm not a member of your private club) for no reason other than I am a newcomer who posts in a different way, you can apologize by behaving in a more cordial manner. As I said in my previous post, we should be helping each other. But to cover myself, no one has a crystal ball. So each investor must do their own due diligence. But it pays to keep your finger on the button when you can. I believe I heard recently from the Gold & Silver Club to expect a low in spot Gold next month. No details. Good luck to all you investors out there. I hope you find what you are looking for.
Sotolo, we should be supporting each other and helping each other to overcome the vicissitudes of the market. We should be allies! Agreed? And that goes for everyone on this share chat.
Think unless mistaken this is about the trials and tribulations of …
Centamin which is enough to try anyones patience!
Let’s stick to Gold and it’s very good future!
Jules.
I also agree with Sotolo, that has in the past ,not been so.
Where or who you are is strange,but not important.
YOU have an enjoyable mug of cocoa .
And get out ASAP, good evening.
You will not drag me into the War in Ukraine Sotolo, try as hard as you might. I only discussed an economic aspect of it as it was to do with gold, the commodity which Centamin mines. You will need to take your fight to another ring. Thank you for checking up on me too. Say something nice for once please. I wish readers a restful evening, including Sotolo. Sotolo, there was one other point -- Nazi Germany and today's Russia are not the same. And I'll leave you to figure it out over a mug of cocoa.
Agree with you entirely Sotolo, well said!
Ps I see you have only ever posted 10 times, all just recently and all here. I don’t know where you spring from but this is a decent board made up of many different political persuasions but all interested in Centamin as a company
Von Moltke. You ask Why does anyone want to be dragged into somebody else’s war, well we were dragged into Germany’s war against Poland as they were a vile regime wanting to expand and needed to be stopped before they threatened other European countries and then us. I expect given how you write that you would have been happy trading with Nazi Germany back then too, but many brave Brits including my dad, and uncle who was killed, fought for the extraordinarily privileged lives we have had. Only because of this privilege, unknown in most of human history, can someone like you freely talk as they wish, under Russian hegemony you couldn’t. As regards the issues you say that we cannot read about in press, although we have access to it from all over the world including, from left and right, in PressReader for instance, including Russia all freely available here, although the issues cannot be read about in Russia. Do please tell me those issues not written about here as I have read such a huge amount over the last month, I though almost everything from the Russian fear of NATO to the Azov regiment etc, thanks to a free press.
I'm not getting involved in a war which has nothing to do with me and is made up of lots of issues not discussed in the press. Why does anyone want to be dragged into someone else's war? But consider the economic perspective. If I were trading gas to a country i deemed very hostile, I might refuse to deliver, or else overcharge in gold bullion knowing that I was going to be used and dumped as soon as LPG (bottled gas) became available. Regardless of the politics, I would accept cheaper piped gas as it would be beneficial to my country and her citizens.
I understand the first gas contracts where Russia want rubles start 1st April and currently EU are saying not possible! So we await no gas or Rubles which putin has now connected to gold. The price of gold is a global dynamic that might becoming alive very soon as putin pushes buttons. Whether this share or others the big gamble once the company is divi paying and debt free is the price of gold. Gla
Major stock indexes in Europe traded mostly flat in premarket ahead of the second round of talks between Russia and Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called yesterday's talks positive, adding, however, that the question of lifting sanctions against Russia cannot be raised until the country ceases its military operation in Ukraine.
DAX was flat at 8:01 am CET, while CAC 40 lost 0.17% at the same time. FTSE 100 was flat at 8:02 pm CET.
The euro traded 0.23% higher against the dollar, selling for 1.11118 at 7:58 am CET, while the pound added 0.21% against the greenback, to sell for 1.131212 a minute later.
Baha Breaking the News (BBN) / AY
Another hump y’al
What are meaningful profits/losses? I suppose those that make an impact. Is that figure tens, hundreds, thousands or tens of thousands of pounds? That would be one's own private business, but provide they make an impact (hopefully profits) that's all that matters. I would be most surprised if Centamin investors hung around for derisory amounts, when they could purchase a lottery ticket instead. I hope I have responded adequately to those who raised the subject. I wish all a pleasant evening.
When it goes down you want to be out, when it goes up you want to be in - that's it. The problem is predicting the movements and dealing with your own psychology.
VonMoltke. I think that few of us here day trade so our trades will hopefully make far more than a penny, as we look at the bigger picture. Good luck all
What a load of old waffle...I bet everyone appreciates the education you just imparted on them :D
Thank you for your input. As I've been through the grinder before, it's all in a day's work. We still have to fight on. Let me share with you the story of an oil trader on the NY Mercantile Exchange some years ago. Perhaps you've heard the story before which is true I might add. A man took his young daughter to school and attended a parents' morning to listen to their children recite poetry. During the performance, the trader's phone alarm went off repeatedly. The message advised him to return to his desk immediately. When he arrived at his desk, he found he was $2 million down. How do you break such news to the missus? Probably, you don't. But you have to continue to trade and slowly but surely, you recoup your losses and are profitable again. Thankfully, I am not in that position, as I'm sure the men in suits wearing dark glasses would have sorted me out some time again. The point of the tale is you must continue to trade out any loses you incur. On that note, I wish you a most pleasant afternoon.
PMs came off their lows and the wider index came off its highs. Some grounds for hopes for tomorrow.
Centamin share price 88 p at 16-15 h. Decision time. I will hold until tomorrow. Close now and I would experience mild losses. I'll chance tomorrow which might be a + or a - . We will see. Good luck all.
I just bought a few more at 88.3...you feel like a mug when your buying cey but I'll be right eventually as I'm too stubborn not to be...if not ill just wait forever
A.m. Centamin 92.8 p. I bought at @ 88.5 p. Fell further to 87.2, but recovered to @ 88 p. I misjudged the extent of the fall today and would be happy to exit near 90 p, as I entered the trade too high. Now trading at 88.3 p at 15-30 h, although anything can happen towards the close. Hope your trades were better than mine.
It's that time I think - the next few months is going to be super interesting ...
Can see this creeping back over 90....
The Covid newsflow was used to manipulate markets, now the Ukraine newsflow will do the same: optimism to pessimism to optimism, hope to fear to hope and so on.
The market actually believe what a Russian spokesperson had to say which has a 100% lying record since mid-February.