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Ñot now

Come the fuq on :-)

I've had enough of the yanks saying jump to us and we go how high because we are so thankful for you in the first and second world war so we'll just keep paying you with British lives in stupid wars based on usa dodgy Intel in other far flung countries does America come before Britain? Not in my eyes how many British soldiers have been killed and maimed....england was put down for imperialism whats the difference between yanks doing it now?the new new threat is Americanism they look down on us they think they are better than us

Then the yanks should retreat from the protection racket they should pack up and take their usa bases with them lets just see how that pans out so to sum up trump wants more money from nato to protect the USA too not just nato and the free world from the rest of the world ...hmmm is it not in the USA's interest to police the world to protect its own way of life?....Let's face it they have caused more wars in other countries than any one else most of it on false intel at least Hitler only caused 2 and how did that turn out? Yet the yanks do what suits them fuq the rest of the world and their way of lives they influence governments control everything they set there minds too free trade my a.rse what they want is total control cia funded drug running poisoned their own people they thought only black people would use it and it would decimate the black community

In my opinion, Venezuela is a capitalistic country that tried to become more of a Socialist state beginning with Chavez. It is still basically a capitalist country with the government introducing socialist elements in key industries and sectors. Most countries, even the USA, have socialist elements in their economy, often acting as a social safety net and are economically healthy. Of course, no system can be effective if it is totally mismanaged. At present, it is a Charlie Foxtrot (aka Cluster F—k).

It might be advisable to stay off this BB pete and don't check it for a few weeks

Qz.BP And GLEN are going to do great I exspect bigger dividends over the next couple of years

Glx?...gsk qz

let's face it its fecking cheap at this price get all this crap out of the way and this feckin turkey should get back up over £4 and share buy backs an announcement abut a special divi in august and ill be a happy billy... if i wasn't already committed I'd have bought a tranche at around £3.30

Think it'll hit £6 before a retrace

There seems to be a lot of loading up on glencore shares judging by the trades

Oooh nice good one qz :-)

Yeah summat like that wish I'd bought em instead of glencore now ffs!! Great divi too

Fml! Freaky friday is on a 13th ffs!

Qz.rio is doing good though

Do glens lives not matter? ;-) my God what are these yanks doing think about those poor children why arnt we doing something!!!!!!

These thing?They're starving Glens board of directors in a concentration camp, and experimenting on their children? Do you have proof ? Jmo

Who the feck do the yanks think they are it's ouside their jurisdiction how can they demand papers from glencore when it's a company registered outside of their jurisdiction talk about world domination the yanks are worse than Hitler

Stock markets have begun the week on a positive note, despite rising trade tensions between America and China, which both imposed tariffs on a number of imported goods on Friday. Analysts say that markets brushed aside concerns over the impact on the world economy (as they have known for a month that the tariffs were coming), and were cheered by Friday’s healthy US jobs figures. Oil prices are climbing on higher global demand and US efforts to block Iranian supplies using sanctions. Brent crude is up 0.8% at $77.71 a barrel while US crude is little changed at $73.82 a barrel.

“The bull market has only started,” says Leigh Goehring, managing partner at Goehring & Rozencwajg Associates. “Strong demand from Asian countries is what’s going to push copper prices higher, and this is before we even begin to talk about renewables and [their] impact on global copper consumption.” Renewable energy sources like wind and solar require lots of copper for their equipment. He believes a “huge bull market,” led by extremely strong demand and emerging problems surrounding global copper supply, is likely to resume shortly and play out in “multiple stages over the next five to 10 years.” The current bull market started after copper prices hit bottom in January 2016 at a little below $2, and it could see prices trade at $10 or more before it’s over, says Goehring. For now, however, copper prices trade about 1% lower year to date.