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And for the state educated......

Nec interest in znwd. Unam brevem, et vultus meus in Germania, in environmentalists erit qui claudat et alii finita per avem vel ignotus adedit stellio et lignum quod minati. Necessitates cuiuslibet generis, quae ad rem sunt quaedam facilitas apud ullum frondenti ex Europa est ad septentrionalem expeditionem ipsius summus periculo coetus vel alia aliqua statuendi ea, non ad factum. Maecenas Legals ad persuadendum loci curiosae opibus ponere actionem formicarum coetus repraesentet eas quaestiones aera Legals primo nusquam. Ite et dolor off summitatem montis in divellens centum milia hominum ex facie causing interfectorem proruit ex animo maybe valet ad designandum quod investment sunt tot nullus de Hollywood de award ceremonia in illam commemorare placet. Ita ego sum oblatrare velim ex illis investments. Non aerarium inlatae, Boris et mirantibus in iis litteris quae fiebant petitio ut hodie ut, placerat in viridi crap. Cultu corporis cura ne nolim Hippy sedes quolibet climate mutatio est. Gratias tibi agimus, sed non agens.

No interest in znwd. One brief look and the mine is in Germany, the environmentalists will have that shut down and ended because of some bird or newt or tree being threatened. Any type of business that needs to set up any kind of facility in leafy northern Europe is at very high risk of some campaign group or other deciding it is not going to happen. Remember, the legals make a lot of money convincing local busy bodies to set up ant-action groups to pay for the legals to represent them on issues that never existed in the first place. Go and chop the top off a mountain displacing hundreds of thousands of people causing killer landslides out of sight out of mind maybe worth an investment up tot he point some Hollywood nobody decides to mention it at some award ceremony. Yes, I am very cynical about those kind of investments. No wonder Boris and the Treasury are issuing begging letters to the iis today to get them to invest in the green crap. I wouldn't lest some busy body climate change hippy cult homes in on whatever it is. Thanks, but no thanks.

France only removed the requirement for UK travellers to France to quarantine on 18th July. Interesting that the French were huffing and puffing about amber+ yet they had originally put the UK on the quarantine list. Double standards or just two faced?

Yes, PCR expense, or rather presumed expense, is a major bloc. Mass media not helping by continuing to repeat the higher cost ranges rather than the much cheaper costs that are all listed on the government info page. Normally the media would be hammering ten bells out of the profiteers cashing in on the tests, but it doesn't suite the gloom narrative. You can get them for under twenty quid if you research it and make the arrangements. It is part of the sabotage to nudge theory people into not flying without saying straight out 'do not fly'. The anti-lockdown lobby seems to be in the ascendancy within Downing St but we have seen before the lockdown lobby will try and bite back. Urgent reshuffle needed and a government with one policy is needed.

"The market has taken it positively otherwise we would be down"

I suggest you check your live price updates.

short memories, the sabotaging with the sudden Portugal change, France, constant froth suggesting this or that change might happen making booking more risky. If from here on there is no more changes after the announcement, no more ministers lobbying against each other, then fine. But past history dealing with this issue is one of sudden changes that collapse confidence in people booking tickets. I don't care whether IAG goes up or down, it is irrelevant to me. As long as I when I do the switch I can pick up an extra 5 or 10% gain because the US news is latter than Easy J topping out or spiking then that is all. IAG can be 125 or 225, don't care. Just as long as I switch a week or two ahead of the rumour and briefing mill starts working. Of course, I am the only single one isolated investor on the entire planet, neigh, in the whole solar system that is monitoring this strategy and ready to make the jump to light speed. Incidently, this comical commentary is free - keep moaning and I'll start charging!

Again, great positive news, muted weak market response. Market again just doesn't trust what they are hearing. The war in Downing St casts a shadow over the announcement as the market waits to see what the lockdown lobby will do to sabotage the new travel list.

No uncrossing trades, all sells after the bell. It doesn't look good.

The problem is Astra didn't apply for acceptance in the US so they haven't been able to licence it in the first place. But the WHO has accepted it. FDA will license very soon which will be read as a the opening up will follow, but as you sat, Biden administration is more inward than Trump.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/a-challenge-letter-from-the-prime-minister-and-chancellor-to-the-uks-institutional-investors?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications&utm_source=20880e6b-17dd-4d6f-9490-d9be94fab507&utm_content=immediately

OK, buy Easy J, wait for me to post the switcheroo is under way, then buy IAG. Boris wants the iis to save Britain? wtf?

overstock, note the expression "phased approach" from the US spokesman. I am putting my neck on the block and saying, 1 phase will be UK or Ireland first as both are not Schengen, most likely both together starting with flights from only hub airports such as Heathrow allowing US to be on the ground. I can not see a phased opening with just a few countries inside Europe leaving out the others since it is very easy for people to move unregulated to the allowed countries' airports.

I just want to be a fly on the wall of the commission office when the news comes in! lol!

switcheroo very much on track, should see Easy J regain some lost ground, if those countries barring entry move quickly then Easy J should power on over next couple of weeks with plenty of time to carry out a trading switch so great, nothing as brilliant has been seen in the LSE before. I carry the torch, I lead the way, it is the great switcheroo of 2021, and it is ON!!!

""a phased approach that over time will mean, with limited exceptions, that foreign nationals traveling to the United States (from all countries) need to be fully vaccinated." "

US not opening up before end of August from the looks of it, nice link overstock

The big ones are India and Qatar. India is only 7 hours away, is dirt cheap and a good destination if America isn't on the cards. I will be on skyscanner tomorrow!!

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/red-amber-and-green-list-rules-for-entering-england

Updated today, scroll down for each country - but you need to check whether we are welcome there and how to verify vaccination status.

but..... only two of the new green list changes will actually allow Brits in as long as fully vacced. What is the verification process though?

Wahoo.... Qatar off the red list.

So it was Wednesday, not Thursday. Was that for the American market?

Interesting, and very suspicious. I don't like it when higher volume shares bounce all over the place intraday, then end virtually back where they started. ON the balance of probabilities it looks a bit iffy, especially when a number of stocks in the same sector do the same thing. I really do think the FCC should investigate the iis auto trading as the market seems to be governed not by buying and selling forces of traders but of computer algorithms that independent traders can not compete with. There seems to be a remarkably efficient transfer of money form pis to iis............

We were taxied all over the friggin airport so the the TV camera could get plenty of footage from different angles. I think we spent more time on the ground than in the air. The Icelanders on the flight were describing the flight as their 'booze cruise' because they were all going to pick up cheap alcohol at the duty free after landing. Even then, booze in plastic wine and spirit bottles, lol, and it still cost an arm and a leg. Mind you, compared to buying in town! It was back in 2012 when Iceland became relatively cheap after the credit crunch. I. them ere days when you could do a long weekend there for less than three hundred quid.