Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
Of course! we live in world where algorithmic trading is the norm. Media outlets such as Bloomberg are closely monitored by hedge funds and maybe even supplied with copy to pump out "news" containing easily picked out words such as infection death, spread pandemic and so on. Look out for slowing infection rate, cure, anti viral, breakthrough for the tide to reverse. we have been through this time and time again.
Afraid we are in for another day of hedge fuelled media hysteria. Those in the game are looking to force ECB's into rate cutting in the US in particular hence the wailing about the virus' impact on economic growth etc. I think FWIW we will have to sit this week out and see what happens nest week, beginning of a new month etc. Longer term you have to wonder whether the Chinese have now learnt their lesson and go to Mikkie D or Kentucky Fried for their racy food options like everyone else and stop slaughtering and consuming endangered species of wildlife.
It's not the fact that the chicken has been washed with chlorinated water. It's more to do with the fact that the chlorine washing could potentially mask underlying welfare issues. The key in any trade deal therefore is that we insist on the highest standards of animal welfare. Were need to raise the bar so the EU and US need to comply if they want to supply
market "responding" the media hype over CV. Absolutely bonkers. Anyone notice that the coach drivers who took the first batch of "victims" evacuated from China in a glare of frenzied media coverage and were n't wearing face mask have not been taken ill?
"MR Market" always takes an overly pessimistic point of view and Mr Market" has always been against an independent UK because businesses have been feckless and lazy to countenance a change in the status quo. Like the retailers those that adapt will survive and thrive and the that don't will fail. The EU is in trouble they will have difficulty funding the whole in the budget and see their main economies contract sharply on a "no deal" outcome merely accelerating the pace of recession and prolong the duration of it. The ECB has run out bullets so we can forget about any stimulus. we have cut our ties at the right time, just, to give us a fighting chance not to be sucked down with the EU. Barnier is a deluded fool, furious that we have managed to escape despite assurancesmade by Blair, Carney , Mandelson and the Liberal left. The cost of keeping the leaking ship will unfairly have to be born by the "frugal few" , which in time will begin to question whether the EU offers value for money for them and their electorates. Expect more and more shouting and bullying from Brussels as it continues to behave to type.
Due to energy price rises, fuel and airfares. Rate is thought to be transitory and likely to drop back down later in the year leaving scope for a rate cut should the economy require it. House prices are picking up again, and german exports in 2019n continued to decline by another 4 plus % a trend seen since 2013. Expect Barnier to be called to Berlin within the next few months to be told to get his head out of his..
shareholders have been legged over too many times by the BOD
oh get a life! RBS is down because the statement mentions a slight drop in NIM's and restructuring cost incurred this year against a backdrop of economic uncertainty etc etc. They have a new boss so he was always going to be cautious. Instead of carping day in day out why don't you just short the hell out of Lloy and move on.
Angst over lower NIMs and restructuring costs likely impacting numbers this year. New broom as the top etc etc This will pass imo
probably knee jerk trading by algos picking through the statement, which picks out difficult trading environment and slight reduction in NIM. I suspect it will recover, well at least I hope so.
Must have been. I did laugh when he told me he was using a pair of tights for a filter. I can only imagine what a mechanic would have made of what he saw taking the engine apart. From memory I think the car was scrapped but be then it probably had already done 300000 miles. Its good to see that the usual suspects are still; reporting posts that stray near the topic of Lala Land. I guess this will be gone shortly as well. Fingers crossed for the numbers next week as I am a long way from my YE target atm
ha ! About five years ago one of our local minicab drivers decided to go that route. First he used to go Sainsbury's and bought up loads of the cheapest cooking oil. Then he started to go round to chippies and other takeaways and take away their used oil. filtering it through a pair of tights. The car was a high mileage Fiat Multipla. You could tell when he had gone past because you could smell the fish and chips. The car "died" about after about 12 months but to be fair wouldn't go much over 60mph. Once again the British shires are ahead of Vorsprung durch techniek.
"how dare you question Climate Crisis, the world is on fire!" Your comment will be removed shortly as will mine as was mine yesterday asI suggested the publicity hungry school kid from Sweden had time to go back to school and learn some real climate science.