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“Got my prediction wrong”
Not really, you didn’t allow for thousands of tiny buys. It’s called price manipulation by traders 😂
Got my prediction wrong this morning, market was .22% down before open.Lloyds doing well ,maybe another sale by me on the cards this month
More selling than buying, still higher.
This is being traded like all penny shares 😂
31p end of year 🙂👍
Someone's a bit LEMON. Onwards and upwards towards 60p which, in reality, is still fairly cheap given the fundamentals! But you do the math and don't listen to the (constant, incessant) naysayers who clearly have an agenda. Mine personally is to make money.
Far more selling today than buys. most tiny buys are for less than 20 shares, MMs at it with the false SP, it really should be below 50p
Far more selling today than buys. most tiny buys are for less than 20 shares, MMs at it again with the false SP, it really should be
Far more selling today than buys. most tiny buys are for less than 20 shares, MMs at it again with the false SP, it really should be
...May uk cpi data could well be lower due to the recent energy price cap.....BofE gagging to lower rates ..i still see central banks in the us uk & ecb cutting 25bp in june....still think 50bp -75bp absolute max cut this year ....the US in particular may struggle with 50bp......gla.
August 2024 Livestock, always has been.. quarter point.. Steady as she goes, dollar to strong so UK/Euro have to mark time for US rates to join the downward party, otherwise more imported inflation to UK.. ECB prob first if not at the same time as BOE.. Chill man 🤪🤪🤪🤪
Interest rate cut now being pushed back to November
Jcb208
Update next week mate
Jump back in , if we drop a little lower for a little trade ;-) IMHO
Easy money to be made if you're now trading this share
Back to 51p today :-)
Wishful thinking there Sufcessex
Be lucky to stay up
Looking like another red day today, amazing what can happen in a week
Back to 51p today :-)
Inflation in the U.K. eased to 3.2% in March, the Office for National Statistics said on Wednesday.
That was slightly higher than the forecast of economists polled by Reuters of 3.1%, but was down from 3.4% in February.
Bloomberg Markets
@markets
UK inflation slowed less than expected last month, underscoring the reluctance of some Bank of England officials to begin cutting interest rates
Bloomberg Economics
@economics
The dollar is headed for its best rally in over a year as growing expectations that US interest rates will stay high for longer prompt investors to pile into the currency.
Taver - that's not quite true, the BOE predominantly determines gilt prices. The market only really influences them based on default risk. Unless you are specifically referring to corporate bonds but even these are generally determined by similar principles albeit more inclined towards default risk.
"US retail sales rose by more than forecast in March and the prior month was revised higher, showcasing resilient consumer demand that’s likely to support robust economic growth the first quarter."
Gunsup, the market sets the rates on government bonds and the more shaky the UK looks the higher the yield. B of E is trying to reduce rates with that rate burden in mind BUT cannot manipulate the cpi figures[ which imv are already a manipultaion of the real rpi figure] so will be stuck with leaving the rates at 5%. We shall see...
Taverham. Respect but this play will be about the yields on the Govt bonds. Interest payments unsustainable. Rate will fall but may not be for the right reason. In the meanwhile overleveraged businesses and sectors that have to absorb ever rising costs it can't pass on will go to the wall.
CRE causing big headaches for banks.l
88, I totally agree - interest rates in UK were 5% around 1800 and that historically seems about the right level - I think we will end the year at that level.
..plenty of data this week US &UK retail sales,UK employment....i suppose data wise UK CPI Wed EST 3.1% will be the main focus...the base rate obsession continues 50-75bp cut this year possibly maximum.....base rate uk 5.25 %...50 yr average 9% plus...so all the noise about very high interest rates baffles me at times......hoping terrible world events don't escalate further ........gla.....