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It’s because of IS inflation data- nothing to do with the rumour of takeover you claimed you heard Pam.
My friends just told me to have a look as they thought the share price was going up, so this seems a to have been a good choice for us all!
We don't know that much about stock markets,although you can't help but pick up bits from some of the guys who work in the City then relax ion Friday nights in various wine bars like Trader's & Davy's, the food is good too!.
After all CEY as all Gold Miners ,rely on a decent GP .
Yep, as per normal follow the data.
Getting dizzy 88.20
And now analysts talking "soft landing"... what did I say over a year ago when everyone was shouting "recession" and so on? I said "soft landing"... :-)
Boom- I hope you read my earlier email and acted accordingly...
Nope Mr T- for example it could have been you, Pam could be you- this is my point.
True, but then everyone has to register for the first time on any forum, and as we all know anyone can be whomsoever they choose to be on any internet forum, ourselves included!
The problem with any internet forum and social media forums is that far too many of the members are intolerant of any view or opinion that doesnt confirm theirs or fit in with their desired outcome . as we are all aware a google search will soon learn what the searcher wants to see and then pander to the searchers preferences
Agree Steve, although to be fair everyone has to registered for the first time on any forum but that said anyone can be whomsoever they choose to be on internet forum, ourselves included!
Problem with so many forums and social media is tha so many of the the members only want to see things that fit in with their hoped for outcome .
I'm still curious what Henderson was hinting at , because there are still rumours going around .
Pam was setup as an ID yesterday, anyone here can set up multiple ID's in seconds, just using different email addresses. One of the issues with free BB's alas.
Could be someone doing this for fun, or not, you decide.
Hi Pam,
Hope you find the board useful, although don't rely on it for making any investment decisions because none of us are qualified investment advisors, this is just an amateur talking shop where anyone can be whom they choose to be , bit like Harry Potter films!
The share price is on its butt and it has become just trading stock because of the way the company has been run since about 2015, share prices don't remain at these levels for this amount of time if the market really believes that all is as claimed by the company management, so beware!
But that said who knows your wine bar acquaintance may be referring to some of the rumours that are being touted about, so good luck l
The slime bag that caused the present dire state of the UK is brought back as a Lord!
Former prime minister David Cameron the ex-PM will be made a peer, No 10 said. (Credit: PA) (James Manning, PA Images)
Cameron has been remembered for two primary legacies - the launch of austerity measures alongside George Osborne in the wake of 2008's financial crash; and calling the the Brexit referendum of 2016 that ultimately led to Britain leaving the EU.
But as he begins his unexpected stint in charge of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, here's six other things you might have forgotten about him:
https://tinyurl.com/2wmeh8um
As the prime minister who called the EU referendum, the shadow of Brexit will loom over David Cameron’s career in the history books.
David Cameron pledged to hold a Brexit Referendum by 2017 in his 2015 General Election manifesto. This pledge was a direct response to the 2014 success of pro-Brexit party UKIP in the European Parliament elections, as Guardian columnist Martin Kettle wrote that shortly after Cameron’s resignation.
https://www.verdict.co.uk/david-cameron-brexit/
Back on planet earth...
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar
Major European stock markets traded mostly higher on Tuesday premarket as investors await preliminary data on the eurozone gross domestic product. Additional data due for release today include Germany's economic sentiment and the highly anticipated inflation report from the US.
The DAX gained 0.23% at 8:02 am CET, while the CAC 40 added 0.11%, and the FTSE 100 declined 0.23%. The pan-European Euro Stoxx 50 inched up 0.19%.
A minute later, the euro and the British pound were flat against the dollar, selling for $1.06999 and $1.22842.
Baha Breaking News (BBN) / JG
Sounds like Tibbles "Man on the train".
Old news .
Like who? takesover ?
We have heard all this before .
Post a source Pam for your revalation ,or evidence.
Hi Pam
I think your right. Have you put a lot on this pony to win. I once got a racing tip in a bar from a jockey. It came in 16 to 1, but I only had a tenner on it.
Tony
You're buying CEY after getting a tip from a bloke in the wine bar? Seriously?
Well, maybe you'll do better than I did after a shed load of Doing My Own Research, I am 25% down.
Bought some based on what a guy in the wine bar on said last Friday that this has only been really any good as a trading stock for years bur he is going to trade it less and hold because he has heard rumours of a bid from another company because this is so underpriced and the share price may take off?
Hop[e so!
Pam
Major European stock exchanges traded mostly higher in the premarket on Monday as investors awaited RWE and Siemens earnings results scheduled for this week. In addition, the European Commission will release an economic growth forecast report. Investors are also anticipating Eurozone GDP and unemployment data that will be revealed tomorrow.
The DAX and the CAC 40 were flat at 8:00 am CET, while the Euro Stoxx 50 increased 0.48%. The FTSE 100 gained 0.30% a minute later.
The euro was up by 0.07% against the dollar at 7:58 am CET, selling for 1.06924. The pound was 0.11% higher against the greenback and went for 1.22393 concurrently.
Baha Breaking News (BBN) / DD
Happy Monday y’al
High winds and heavy rain as Storm Debi hits
Amber and yellow alerts are in place in NI.
You fail to consider the obvious Mr T.
What impact will technology have?
The change here is exponential- in the last few years, proving nothing is linear.
There will be exponential change with AI and derivatives of this- the world is moving to renewables, which is a start and who knows where this will take us- one thing is certain, humans have the innate desire to exist, this existence to reproduce and control, may well lead us all into a virtual world in 70 years, fulfilling our desires without additional resource impact, in fact reducing it.
You need to expand your thought process.
As I've said before, work within the system that exists and maximise your potential unless you are a direct change agent, which is a different story.
Religions the world over regard gold as sacred!
Dr Stephen Leeb, money manager and writer of the Intel for Investors newsletter, discusses the acronym he coined: ICAG, and the expansion of BRICS.
https://tinyurl.com/2p85n2yj
70 years on?
For most governments around the world, economic growth is the primary objective. Policies
are geared towards growth, and governments are often judged on their ability to deliver
ever-rising economic output, spending, jobs and pay.
But it is becoming increasingly obvious that continued economic growth is ecologically
unsustainable. As we grow the economy, we grow our usage of energy and of a range of
natural resources, many of which are becoming increasingly scarce. We also produce more
pollution, including carbon emissions, than the environment and atmosphere can process
and absorb.
It may sound a modest goal to aim to grow the economy by 2% this year – after all, most
people would consider it reasonable to request a 2% pay rise.
But the maths of exponential growth means that an economy that grows at 2% each year will be twice as big in 35 years,four times as big in 70 years, and seven times as big within a century. If our resource use and pollution today are already causing fish and bee populations to collapse, rivers and aquifers
to dry up and weather patterns to change – with alarming implications for food production –
then what should we expect when the global economy is two or four times larger?
Pushing back against proposals linked to simply growing the size of the company and encouraging executives to hold more shares personally. “There’s often not much downside risk in these plans; our fund managers want to see more skin in the game,” she said.
“The word that’s key for investors in the debate on executive pay is alignment,” said Richard Bernstein, head of activist investor Crystal Amber. “The more that a CEO’s bonuses are aligned to increasing the share price the better. I’ve seen cases where bosses are handed a cash lump sum bonus just for doing their job – that’s not on and understandably creates division with employees.”
Bernstein said the solution is to increase the proportion of executives’ pay in shares, and potentially hand employees stock, too. “Ultimately some bosses are in it for the challenge and others for the money,”
https://tinyurl.com/u76vrpxe