George Frangeskides, Chairman at ALBA, explains why the Pilbara Lithium option ‘was too good to miss’. Watch the video here.
indeed! I remember when I just started out the "unwashed" liberated London from capitalists tried to lay siege to the Metals exchange. From memory the " boys had a lot of fun on their return from the pub. :)
Lazy and amateurish commentary from the do called market watchers this morning. Calling for a further drop egging on the spread betters. A quick look at the RTS should have told them what was going to happen today. Heho the City is full of wannabe clowns these days.” Small boys from market place “ as my colleagues in Nigeria used to say
Russia won't relish the combination of financially crippling sanctions and a possible military humiliation. The EU and Nato will need to present a united front as any division will be exploited. The Germans will be thinking gas first no doubt. You can't blame Russia for trying to flex its muscles given the lame fool currently residing in the WH. The world is always a more dangerous place when a liberal left Democrat gets in. For the record the Crimea was annexed under Obama and going back further Cuba under Kennedy. Diplomacy will more likely prevail and the Ukraine may opt to go the Sweden route in return for some commercial and political concessions from the Kemlin. A good excuse to smack the market down from its recent highs.
Of course! As far as the UK is concerned Russia is not a big supplier but of course it is to the EU so there will be pressure on the various Interconnectors. Also I seem to recall that volumes of gas in storage were not particularly high for his time of year. Oil prices too have an impact and with Biden in the WH, OPEC does not seem overly keen to ride to the rescue as they have done in past in response to the odd phone call.
Not so. The regulator wanted competition in the market offering customers c the opportunity to switch. In not properly vetting new entrants many were let in to the market without the necessary necessary wherewithal or experience or knowledge of hedging. It would seem
Many were no different then most CFD players or spread betters no taking account that events may well
Move against you when you least expect them. Secondly the acute shortage of natural gas is partly seasonal and partly geopolitical. Of course it throws into the shot relief the short sightedness of the I’ll educated main stream media to back the anti fracking lobby. Now we have to pay the Russian piper.
indeed so. But it is no good sitting on technological breakthroughs for the sake of it. In the case of POLX iyt can't be much more than a box ticking exercise and in the case of many companies listed on AIM regulatory delays are often the demise of the company as cash runs out
There is that. I am not convinced they don't act to protect their domestic companies' interests. They killed off Iclaprim wilfully destroying Motif Bio in the process and they killed off Elan a decade or so ago thereby helping Biogen secure a 100% of the MS drug Tysabri. As a non US innovator going the FDA route is more likely than not to end tears. We should regulate our own and let the US decay if they want the drug or not.
The writing was on the wall when the Americans elected Biden. The debacle of Afghanistan provided an early confirmation that the roll of the US as peace keeper is over. As many opined at the time, the election of Biden has made the world a more dangerous place. The MSM is oddly silent on this.
Bozza may be at the wheel but I don’t think anyone has told him the bus he’s on is still being worked on at the depot. Could be wrong, but to me Ommicron is not likely a major issue but has succeeded in getting the nervous Nellie spread betters cowering behind the sofa
I think you have a valid point wrt inflation and Lloy. Need to get todays option expiration out of the way first and see what Monday brings. I think we can expect a lack of direction in the latter half of the week as its Thanksgiving in the US
Fine opportunity ff first thing plus pred txt ??