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Scoop why did you sell kaz man? Thought you was holding it

I reckon it should of been there now

Scoop it's too nice outside enjoy the whoosh with your longs ;-))

How crazy is that?

Glencore has got some catching up to do for sure compared to kaz ...maybe

Scoop your KAZ is doing good?

Scoop glencore should be way higher than this

BP. Going back up :-))))

Scoop yeah me too .....re ROLLS ROYCE...https://youtu.be/-wdWeihDODk

Fira it's got to be in this heat have a few lagers that's my next challenge :-))

Scoop re G& T it's not my drink mate its refreshing but i couldn't drink a lot of it

Well done lolm cash in the pocket

Lolmc...Then a fecking great whoooooosh ;-) if it goes up too fast it do tbe same down slow and steady up that's what we need let it sneak up on us

Scoop yeah looks like it :-))) and yeah I'm in tbe garden too on the G&Ts ...its different, it's not my cup of tea but hey I'll try owt seem to be going down well refreshing with a slice of lemon ...

Day.nice one

BP... Analysts optimistic on Bp outlook
The Bp (LON:BP.) share price has risen by 3.49% over the past month and it’s currently trading at 307.2. For investors considering whether to buy, hold or sell the stock, the question now is whether this price run will continue.

According to the company’s analysts, there are certainly reasons to think it will continue to perform well in the year ahead. In terms of trading recommendations, Bp currently has:

5 Buy recommendations
7 Hold recommendations
1 Sell recommendations
This suggests that analysts are generally positive about the outlook.

Lolmc..ill wait till the drops finished then I'll have a punt I reckon

RR going on my watch list

Aerospace giant Rolls-Royce (RR.L) said it plans to cut at least 9,000 jobs, following the huge impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on the aviation industry.

It confirmed in a statement of its “major reorganisation” of the group that it expects the job losses from its global workforce of 52,000 to help it adapt to a fall in demand from airlines.

The cuts are forecasted to save the company £700m ($856m), helping it towards its overall aim to save £1.3bn annually. The group also said it will also cut spending across plant and property, capital and “other indirect cost areas.”

"This is not a crisis of our making. But it is the crisis that we face and we must deal with it. Our airline customers and airframe partners are having to adapt and so must we. Being told that there is no longer a job for you is a terrible prospect and it is especially hard when all of us take so much pride in working for Rolls-Royce,” said Warren East, CEO of Rolls-Royce.

Scoop it was expected thing dont go up in a straight line