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hope2gain, that large trade could also be ongoing automated supporting buys, which we've seen at other stages before, doing price maintenace / liquid market.
Anyway, its good to see that someone thinks 27ish is worthwhile.

Have a good evening everyone!

Wonderful, if true, pb40! Always a little myth & fun with those "1" numbers, right? Who knows!
IMO anything possible if the 40 barrier is firmly climbed, as it seems this afternoon. DYOR.
I for one would love to see these with a substantial new uptrend.
Have a good evening everyone!

Well said, chats !

...and some more of the eraly gainers taking profit by the look of it.

"...if this hits £1 on Friday I will buy anyone from this board who works in central London a pint. You can hold me to this." roobler

I would have to fly-in on Easyjet or Eurowings. Is that okay for you too?:))
When watching UK travel specials on TV, its frightening to see what they charge you guys for a beer! Whats the latest price tag in London? Is that 6 GBP?
Few of my friends would go pubcrawling for more than three or four CHF/Euro per 0.5 l glass.

Looks like a very nice entry price for you this morning, Magnification :)) Didnt think we'd see these prices again, and not sure what to make of some of that sudden rumour...
IMO its good to see that someone is eager to maintain the Sp well above this months lows (well above 1345).
Best of luck to you here !

And good to see you here too, Applegarath! Sorry, if I pop in like that; I shall look for a position here (in yet another share) at some later stage, once that global & EU politics calms down a little...

@Roobler, thats well said!
I think that no opinon of any person - bullish or bearish - can influence the Sp, and especially not my decision as a private investor to buy or sell a share. Lets look at some of the bluechip darlings and hyped smallcaps which suddenly crashed in December & January: This had nothing to do with anyones posting, as it is either news driven as well as demand & offer of shares.
Have a good week everyone!

And honestly, once that a joint venture materializes, and after all those challenges ARS has gone through, I wished they would change their name away from the general word "Asia" (= with many people assuming China), over to a regional or more operation-specific name such "copper specialist miner" or "indonesian metals".
Just my opinion.

Yup, hedged! And what we see with copper since several months in my opinion is merely some sort of "political price" with all sorts of "negative future assumptions" that have not manifested in any way. Later on this year we could likely to see the actuall copper price, created by (low) production and (high) demand.

(Nice large supporting buys as soon Asiamet touches 4.15...)

Nice one guys! Fantastic swing trade for some, given the speed and timing. And now that everyone is looking at the UK politics again, i always enjoy the daily sum-up on this site:

"Equity markets in London had extended gains by midday on Tuesday, with defensive stocks on the rise as investors eyed the second parliamentary vote on Theresa May's Brexit 'Plan B' and continued to keep an eye on US-China trade relations.
The FTSE 100 was up 1.3% at 6,831.31, while the pound was down 0.1% against the dollar at 1.3151 and 0.2% lower versus the euro at 1.1498 as MPs prepared to vote on a host of amendments that could help shape the future of Brexit negotiations.
Joshua Mahony, senior market analyst at IG, said: "We are yet to find out exactly which amendments will be put forward for the vote, yet there is likely to be a significant focus on the ability to avoid no-deal Brexit and a potential extension to article 50. While any such amendments would not be legally binding, today's votes will provide Theresa May with an idea of what would and wouldn't pass through Parliament.
"What Parliament hopes is that their outright rejection of Theresa May's deal, coupled with a strong back of a specific route to finding a deal, the EU will cave in and allow some concessions. However, widespread hopes that the EU would eventually cede ground on the backstop have proven wrong so far, and thus this may be yet another costly dead end with just two months until the UK tumbles out of the EU."

lse.co.uk/sharecast-news-article.asp?ArticleCode=28565045&ArticleHeadline=London_midday_Stocks_push_up_ahead_of_Parliamentary_votes_Hargreaves_retreats

Despite the normal technical profit taking yesterday and today, the price is holding very well above 14-ish.
Enjoy your day on the market everyone!

That 1345 support kept holding.

Nice one, Kalan! Lets hope they manage to establish at least a normal day 0.60ish.

Well done, cunningfox! This is at some of our exit prices last winter.
Anyway, if the 574p line is maintained through thick and thin, then it has more legs to go...
At the same time I believe Trump will poop the stockparty soon with a tough standoff with Venezue...
Just my opinion.

Technically this needs to hold (close) at 1,345p to stay within the stable sideways trend. IMO this is one last treeshake.

Well said, Mike, and good to see you again!

What are you up.to this week? Bagged all you 60k from Gcm the other day?
Very happy for you! Take care!

There is a good chance for KAZ to return to 554p now, and hold stable at the massive LT support. But if it fails to hold there, then in my opinion retrace to 531-533p.

(New upleg only from 573-575.)

No advice meant. Best to DYOR on lse.co.uk.

About paying / endorsing other countries: I would not mind at all to pay to help smaller countries like Lithuania and Croatia grow. Spend a summer holiday in Croatia, and see how people struggle to work and make a living - and love the EU. And many of us live in astonishing wealth compared to Croatia or the Czech. Most of us run two cars, while they barely maintain a cra99y ten year old car. Why not endorse the EU projects?? I for one prefer to be european human/citizen, instead of a citizen of Liechtenstein or "east Swiss" :)) IMO nationalities shouldnt matter that much anymore - here in Europe.

Great sum-up, marineville! Didnt you say you were british expat living in Hungary? I wish our friends (anglo saxonian brothers) would stay in the union somehow. Difficult to understand why they hate the EU that much, while smart people in Lithuania are cheering bigtime! I cant believe why the british need to be just so stubborn!!? Why is it that the French live along nicely with everyone else?? Even here in CH the country adapts very close to new laws or ideas of the EU. Have a nice 1,480 ish METRO opening tomorrow morning!