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Until we see mid session auctions, and big drops coming out of auction like we did on the way down. To be fair these drops on such thin volume are really just shake out's. There are around 235 million liquid shares floating on the LSE, in the first half hour of trading on a Monday morning after all the revelations that the product Poly sell's is being banned by four yes only for G7 countries. Lets be honest the US (Biden), UK (Fatboy) are a f**king joke of Disneyland manner. The other two Canada and Japan have probably been strong armed by the two comedians. Only 125k shares sold on this odd news. yet 65k bought. Hardly dictates any big drop in here really but watch it fall or stay flat all day....You really have to just get on with life if you have a big holding in here and not focus on day to day and week to week movements because I bet Blackrock could not give two hoots....I am looking to get back in sub 200p, looking good so far.
we had global economy, than a return to nationalism, now we are effectively heading towards a two-world system - 1 USA-West; 2 Russia-China and their clients; so far that's the direction- whether/when we will get to 2 complete different and well-formed economic models will depend by how circumstances develop - but that's the direction for now
@OHmetoe
YOU got it . Its GUESS what ? Its just a GUESS.
" All Western leaders have always said that it will be time, even long time for sanctions to take effect. This mean sanctions will be a long time, EVEN with any peace deal - - I think, with a peace deal that's a minimum of at least five six years. "
That's all it is email ' your thoughts without basis '
Just like to correct those investors that have already stated that they believe sanctions will be here for a long time. Can you provide the links for those statements please.
Just thats its already on the record that Russia says "lifting of sanctions must be part of any peace deal", and Liz Truss has already replied that the sanctions if holding up any peace deal "could be lifted very quickly indeed".
Best regards, Bel.
8.28am Buy Vol 63k
Sell Vol 125k
Biggest Sell I can see is 10k, biggest buy is 9.1k.
Typical MM's over reacting as thought.
@roxy
Poly 2 quid FACT
Guess you are down , can't help bad timing
The steadily decreasing rouble rate to the pound clearly demonstrates that the overall global markets believe that Russia is steadily becoming stronger while the UK gets weaker with all the sanctions it has imposed, while the vast majority (85%), of the rest of the world benefit at our expense.
https://tradingeconomics.com/russia/currency
However Russia is trying to stop its currency from becoming too strong by reducing bank interest rates at home. This will aid our company with reducing debt repayments on our monies outstanding on short term loan. Big difference from the start of this conflict when interest went to 20%, and the west thought it could strangle Russia, but now even bigger economies cannot get enough of cheap Russian energy while the UK population prepares for a very expensive long cold winters ahead for the next few years.
All Western leaders have always said that it will be time, even long time for sanctions to take effect. This mean sanctions will be a long time, EVEN with any peace deal - - I think, with a peace deal that's a minimum of at least five six years.
@AHojj - i would like to see the sanction come into play now its priced in, if it refused by the EU and UK follows suite i would expect some sort of price correction upwards from here. We would benifit both ways imo, with the sanction it would be with an increase in the price of gold LT.
@Ohmetoe
Fact.
Sanctions were imposed on russia 4 months ago . We were told their economy will crumble.
Russia is still selling to the globe and this is evident from the very fact that the rouble is getting stronger and stronger.
Russia has plnty of customers willing to cash in on cheap fossil fuels and now gold. I also think EU will take decades to transfom their energy requirements and move away from oil and gas despite all the hot air.
ATB
'sanctions are only here in the short to medium term'
I wouldn't bank on that
whichever way you look at this scenario if this goes sub £2 this is still a ngreat stock to hold in your portfolio.
The sanctions are only here in the short to medium term.
But European Council President Charles Michel said that the issue would need to be handled carefully and discussed further.
Germany's Scholz say talk on ban is ongoing (Reuters). Europe appears to be against the proposal by UK, US and Canada.
No great change in spot gold price today
Once more poly not affected. Flat day in store