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Up day

Yep were due an update

Lolmc..that's twice breath has brought a share to our attention on this BB thevother was Novocyt..

breath is this you speciality? up and coming bio/pharmas/madical firms?

24% in a morning well done lads

fira your on about Nike

scoop ya got to have a laugh

Scoop yep markets are doomed ..just watch the housing market that's next watch our property fall in value

George..Markets fall back as US-China tensions rise over Covid-19 - business live

Brexit! another one? :-))))

scoop I had it hitting £1.33 last week if it gets there this week ill buy a tranche if it doesn't im not arsed

scoop whats your re entry price?

ftse just gone positive donre mine early doors went for a run

breath I do well understand...you and ken have missed the point in that mostley people get over the virus its not the plague as the media have well reported its like, the world is at an end so to speak

qz.wait for it..

qz yeah bit of strength may come into it over next few days

Ken you dont get over aids..do you? It's a death sentence this virus isnt for most ken I'm just saying the reaction is unrealistic compared to the death toll of both

Theres no cure for aids either and over a million people die every year from it weve lost 28000 souls in this country to this virus let's get it in perspective this put people ot of work blame game is a ruse this is about losing vast amounts of money to hide debt and to stall economies that have risen way too high

Qz I'm way down on profits compared to june 2018 but as a whole I'm up ...and if BP gets it ass out of bed and somewhere near £4.50 I'll be happier this may help....A Major Bull Run Is Forming In Oil Markets
By Cyril Widdershoven - May 03, 2020, 6:00 PM CDT
The oil market is facing an unprecedented crisis as COVID-19 causes demand destruction and OPEC+ has proven powerless to stop oil prices from crashing. But behind what seems like an endless flow of bearish news, a new bull market is already forming.

CAPEX and OPEX cuts by nearly every oil and gas company on earth, forced by plummeting revenues, low demand, and brimming oil storage tanks, are the first step in what will likely become a roaring rebound in oil prices. Taking the devil’s advocate position, one could argue that the main long-term support factor for oil and gas prices is the current crisis. As global oil and gas majors, independents and NOCs announced major cuts and austerity measures, some bullish investors are already looking into the future.

As the global economy is slowly moving towards reopening, almost no one believes that demand or prices will shoot up later this year. Optimism about an average $35-40 per barrel price may seem overly positive when markets are looking at a demand plunge to the tune of 30 million bpd in May.

Qz who's down 180k?