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The one and sure thing update for us to expect is the (hard) Brexit announcement and weeklong deadlock thereafter. Most Ftse shares will be affected. Lets embrace Tuesday!

'...Come on the mighty WRES. Please rise soon or ill end up buying more lol.' Best to write that to Santa Claus, for Christmas 2019 or 2020 :))

Technically this could be a first step to a new uptrend. Next trigger if 24.75 - 25.00p is climbed. Enjoy your Brexit everyone!

Why nobody likes me...? 0.55 again. :))

Fascinating price journey intraday. And now we're back up at 24 ish. Someone getting positioned...?

Noggers, our ASC is slowly nearing towards 2,800. Hope you topsliced all! Have a good night everyone.

Yup, fair enough! Those faces from the 80s like Juncker, highly paid politicians who discuss on things what size a banana ought to have, or how many leaf a toilet roll must have in the EU... Many things just so silly! At the same time Switzerland adapts very closely to EU regulations. For instance how much capital fund a bank should have. Buddy, also keep in mind that thousands of decent Britons live in Spain, Portugal or the Canaries - visa free residency. These people worked all their life, and now enjoy a nice little space in the sun, often in very nice houses. You dont want toget them under the wheels of history, just because of Brexit. Have a heart guys, give it one last try and exit from Brexit. Stay IN, but on your terms :)) Like Hungary, who has a strong position in the EU. Like Switzerland, which is "almost" an EU member. Yes, probably I'm selfish... Probably I just dont want my shares dive down to sh7tt next week Tuesday. Rant over:))

Not much selling in recent days, but mm's playing with the Sp.
ccsx, whats up on the NEX front?
Have you got any latest figures for us?

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Careful my good firned, our Asos night be headed for £28 or even £26. What we've seen in the past days has been merely a technical relief rally - together with the FTSE.
Also its not clear how this eurowide-retailer will react after the upcoming hard Brexit. And its not clear how Asos will hold stable during the upcoming US earnings season (which is seen slightly negative).

Once that a share suddenly crashes 30 or 50%, such as KAZ, the confidence crashes together with the price, and normally it takes years before the Sp regains its former fair value.

Not sure why they not allow to post the adress >>direc tors ta lk net <<

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Looks like the 2M seller is back on the scene, offloading just now. Well then Christian Schafflytsky, good to see you have given options into very supporting hands :))

@mytton,
One option could be JLP/ Jubilee Metals. But here we have to observe that the Sp since years is trading 2.50-ish, and only recently made attempts to climb the massive 3p wall. The reason is because of costly years of expansion into a variety of operations.
DYOR!

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Jubilee Metals Group Perfectly Positioned as Palladium Nears Record / October 2018. "Palladium prices have climbed near to a record high as the U.S. announced plans to pull out of the nuclear weapons pact with Russia, fueling tensions with one of the largest producers at a time when consumers are already scrambling for supplies."

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By the way, thats an interesting retrace over at ASC by now. Well done with your topslice-selling, Noggers! The share price will probably settle 15-20% off the recent 3,300ish peak.

The curcial barrier at 4.90p (mid price) could be surpassed anytime now.

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..."you may be right. It shouldn’t be chaos, though. Just apply standard WTO terms to imports and quadruple the gaol terms for people trying to fiddle by mis-describing goods. Then do whatever is required over the coming years."

Rastuss, thats all fair enough with the WTO trading agreement for large companies. And yes, I'll still buy the next edition of the New Mini for my girlfriend when its needed:)) And important industrial companies, such as RollsRoyce will sell more jet-engines than ever to Airbus.
At the same time plse observe that many UK retailers, banks and insurance might enter the doldrums because of impossible cross country logistic. Take for instance ASOS: They will have to open an european headquarter where where european customers can shop free of customs duty.
Anyone who tried to shop cool clothing from an american shop, knows what I'm talking about: Your shipment will be held back at the post office untill you have paid a high custom fee.
So there are lots of questions for european people who bought a british life insurance, or Barclaycard holders. And what about the estimated 1 Trillon Pounds that is estimated to leave London?

Come on man, Britain is Europe ! It should be the founding fathers of Europe, and not let smaller countries (like France and Poland) run the entire show.

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...That’s not to say that this government led by the hapless Mrs May has not been Incredibly incompetent. She’ll go down in history, poor woman. A hiss and a byword."

Thats a tad sad, because here on the continent Mrs May was widely respected in the first years. Almost like a Thatcher 2.0. But then after some years, somewhere inside her government (and in the non-united party) started some sort of resistance.

This recovery is okay for now..., but the S&P 500 needs to climb and hold firm above 2,600 cnbc.com/2019/01/09/stock-market-futures-higher-as-us-and-china-conclude-trade-talks.html

...because the official trades on the London Stock Exchange do have a say in the technical game. Never mind all the other trade figures flying around, like the NEX. Or stocks that trade as pink sheets in New York abd Frankfurt. Or even inofficial OTC trades - nobody cares about at all. Official LSE buying is likely to show us main market participants coming in and out.

Well done all, for a super quick, and very decent gain!! As for the next outlook: US analysts say to keep an eye on the newly created S&P barrier around 2600. The current rebound (2580ish) risks to bounce away from that wall. If this happens, then substantial new downtrend ahead. ------- '...Isn’t a No vote on Mrs. May’s deal fully discounted in the market now? If not, it should be, surely?' Rastuss, of course the NO is priced in. But the uncontrolled Brexit chaos is not priced in. Like PM said, the UK will be in unknown waters...

Goshh, you are sooo in love with the NEX platform! Matie, all that I need for charting is a clear opening and a closing price, and repetition during at least one month. Nothing more. The exact Buy/Sell ratio is just nice to have. The same with L2 insight, if one day you open a premium membership on lse.uk.

Got to love this chunky fellow! 15:49:12 5.00p 250,000 12.50k