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Poo down 6 percent.This is going back to below 5 quid.

Just got 70 quid in my account.Thank you Saga.

Obviously I know as much about this company as you.Your rants about this is going to 9 pounds are pie in the sky.Mine are based on facts that labour win the next general election and brexit goes pear shaped.What are yours for hitting 9 pounds.

Should be in to the 6.00 soon.

Broker Liberum named the business, which is currently in a recruiting push for staff to develop its 'next-generation' products, as its top pick in the UK tobacco sector. Analysts said product lines were strong, though shares have sunk more than 30 per cent since August 2016 – which could make Imperial a canny pick for investors. My tip for 2018.Good luck.

Dart group plc.

10p is my call.

Good night Vienna.

Typical.Stewart travel management swan off to there winter hols to Lanzarotte and the staff get an email to say not to worry.This will get all the good bits stripped out and the rest put on the rubbish dump.Shame on you Minoan.

Goldman’s analysts said they believe the fall in Saga’s profit guidance is “primarily the result of structural rather than cyclical factors”, and therefore they expect the firm to “face ongoing challenges” Don't shoot the messenger.

Do your home work. Man Group’s hedge fund unit GLG Partners is one prominent fund shorting Saga, according to disclosures by the City watchdog the Financial Conduct Authority. The unit took a net short position of 0.72 per cent in Saga at the turn of the month, suggesting a bearish outlook on the group by fund managers.

This is going under 50p.More profit warnings to come.Shorts still open on this.

Hydrogen-powered fuel cells are a green alternative to internal combustion engines because they produce power through electrochemical reactions, leaving no pollution behind. Materials called catalysts spur these electrochemical reactions. Platinum is the most common catalyst in the type of fuel cells used in vehicles. However, platinum is expensive—as anyone who's shopped for jewelry knows. The metal costs around $30,000 per kilogram. Instead, the UD team made a catalyst of tungsten carbide, which goes for around $150 per kilogram. They produced tungsten carbide nanoparticles in a novel way, much smaller and more scalable than previous methods. "The material is typically made at very high temperatures, about 1,500 Celsius, and at these temperatures, it grows big and has little surface area for chemistry to take place on," said Dionisios Vlachos, director of UD's Catalysis Center for Energy Innovation.. "Our approach is one of the first to make nanoscale material of high surface area that can be commercially relevant for catalysis." The researchers made tungsten carbide nanoparticles using a series of steps including hydrothermal treatment, separation, reduction, carburization and more. "We can isolate the individual tungsten carbide nanoparticles during the process and make a very uniform distribution of particle size," said Weiqing Zheng, a research associate at the Catalysis Center for Energy Innovation.

Around 150 quid.

Exxon biggest mover on Dow tonight.

Or own both

BP said it's "getting back to growth" and will be able to balance its books at an oil price as low as $35-40 a barrel by 2021. Earlier this month, BP raised its break-even price to $60 a barrel for this year due to higher spending. In a strategy update issued today, chief financial officer Brian Gilvary lowered the target, saying: "Over the next five years we expect this to fall to around $35-40 a barrel for the group overall." Never sell shell

Never sell shell.

Neil Woodford: How's your Next shares doing.Hmmm

But a few Friday