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Breath this is a good question

Have you seen the size of most Gregg's? 10 seats tops on most of them

On our way to revisiting march lows by the looks of the ftse

Cheers ken

https://edition.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-pandemic-08-31-20-intl/h_ce7bf48bbb272fbd60d1a1ba05a2ae16

Yeah o saw that I asked him how because markets closed

Eviking where did you speak to crazyinlove?

GSK ticking up too on yank market £15.30 currently

Eviking dont count your chickens yet with glencore https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/materials/lse-glen/glencore-shares/news/is-glencore-longlen-using-too-much-debt-2/

Why the sell off on gsk?

Glencore has shot up if anyone is interested? On the yank market

Labour day next monday USA

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Eviking now that would be sweet revenge if china bought the stake of them Zambia would be proper ducked Tommy:-))))

Breath I've read something similar to that a while back brilliant post that

Eviking yeah but how they've took a whopping write down on it already plus they wont get full market value from a dodgy regime like Zambia

https://www.miningmx.com/trending/43439-glencore-in-discussions-for-outright-sale-of-mopani-stake-to-zambian-govt/

Yeah by selling off a mine ...doesnt make sence at all

Pfen re posting dribble you post negative comments all the time with no real back up, do your home work ..your not invested yet your talking a share down if you was invested you would have a balanced view try the BP board or any other board with YOUR DRIVEL!..the charts are showing the markets in decline as I've already posted august is a shatty month ..all you post is oh it's going down so much debt this is bad thats bad ..we fuqing know how bad things are youd have to be on another fuqing planet to not know

Signs of panic buying
The effect of this is most visible in the fall in stocks around the world.

Total visible stocks globally, which include those on exchanges and bonded warehouses in China fell by 40% from March to end-July to below 600,000 tonnes. Inventories in LME warehouses are at 13-year lows.

China is responsible for more than half the world’s copper consumption and the country is sucking up copper at record-setting rates.

“China is importing more refined metal from nearly every country suggesting a structural shift not a temporary change,” says Barnes.

“If you are looking for signs of panic buying, you can find evidence of that in China – total Chinese stocks represent less than two weeks’ consumption at current rates of use.”