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It'll pan out for you day ;-)

Patience day wait till it settles were ever that is :-)

More like a five star hotel these days

Hahahahaha yeah maybe ;-)

Oh hang on has he not gone away or summat?

Pete I think he's having a breather there's no point posting if he's under water and not trading ...im guessing mind ....or he could have a sore throat and cold like I got on Sunday from all the caughing basstards who shouldnt of been out in the first place feckin numbties !

A week from today we will finally have the 'meaningful vote,' when the UK parliament will decide whether to approve the Brexit deal which Prime Minister Theresa May negotiated with the European Union at the back end of last year. The deal covers the terms of Britain’s departure from the EU and the framework of future relations with the bloc.

Oh didn't know that myself hmm gvc on watch list then now

treasonous Mayhem suffers Commons defeat by MPs fighting to block a no-deal Brexit

How far away is 2019 :-(

Withoutt.there are those who are touting 8000 for the ftse in 2019 :-*

Rock. Your not kidding. ..I exspected 3.20s again by now or around that mark until trade deal sorted

Play em while you can once trade deal gets sorted it'll be a while before a trading range comes back into play.. miners will fly on a deal

On the plus side this volatility is good for a few trades ;-)

Ken I'd like to sort em out with more than words the fat fookin yankers

Ken I'm just playing it now like you trading these ups and downs I do think we'll see.2.94 to 2 96 very shortly though

Day chin up matey ;-)

Finally it's broke 2.90 ...get ready ken.. day..for. 94-2.96 :-)

567 views|Jan 7, 2019,11:01 am Investors Remain Cautious As China Trade Negotiations Begin Kenneth RapozaSenior Contributor Markets I write about business and investing in emerging markets. Markets barely optimistic about this week’s trade talks between the U.S. and China in Beijing. (AP Photo/Richard Drew) photo credit: ASSOCIATED PRESS An official delegation of six U.S. cabinet members is now in Beijing to discuss how to proceed on trade during the 90-day truce period. No one in the market is getting their hopes up. “I don’t think this week puts an end to tariffs, but I do think the trade talks will be positive,” says Craig Birk, chief investment officer for Personal Capital, an $8 billion asset manager in San Francisco. “Both sides need something good to come out of this.”

Ah this is ****** today