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IMO - first new life here if 521p climbed - large new wave of buyers, if 525 breached DYOR!

TDT, you're a decent chap! Now why the hekk aren't Optiva clients holding on to EUA shares, if this is a sure thing 2, 3 or 5p per share? Puzzled! ------- "Of course some of them could decide to hold but that's not the usual script with these types..."

Chaebol, yes, I also think that Trump might win the next elections, given the fact that he continues with an unprecedented purge :(( Placing his people (Kavenaugh) in key positions. All in all its the current time we are living, with every other nation shifting towards right wing... Italy, Hungary, Poland, Brazil, Philippines. So lets find a way to live through this. What I cant understand is why a man who is so so stupid, could grow to such a dimension? Maybe its because the US government rescued Trumps empire in the 90's, and didnt let the casinos in Atlantic City go broke and lock up Trump for the next thirty years? Not many male white guys out there in leading positions, with IQ-60 or lower, are they? Rant ovet! And all fair enough, that Trump closes the borders and takes a tougher stand on things... People seem to want just that.

Technically the last bearish signals are slowly disappearing. The latest two candles on tradesignal online look quite stable. In my opinion: - safe as long as our beloved 528-530 holds - first new life only if 557 climbed - large new wave of buyers, if 568 breached DYOR!

"...the threat of a government led by Mr. Corbyn would hit domestic economy-oriented stocks in our market quite hard, I should think. Even then, the mining stocks should be OK." Brother, if leading FTSE shares drop, the commodity market follows soon! Whenever investors are hit elsewhere, they start derisk altogether, and start selling further holdings. Especially if they sit on some very nice gains, like with Kaz. But i agree that the Brexit is fully priced in for now. What we still dont know is which consequences follow in 2019. Hahhaa, if there should be a positive vote on Tuesday 7 p.m., expect a weeklong market rally allover Europe ...and KAZ rising to 600ish and 700ish. Well, we all have our hopes and dreams : D

Some great insight, folks! Didnt think that this was polarizing the UK that much... Noone of you mentioned the 49% of people (large number!) who voted remain?? What about those masses of demonstrators you see on TV. Crowds of 25-35 y/o british guys and girls, well studied people with diplomas, protesting in London and Manvhester? Isnt it them, who eventually have to stick it out during the next decades... whatever outcome "we", the older guys throw upon them? I heard various opinions from friends over in Germany, and the bottom line is people really love Britain. Couples go for the weekend to London. Every other guy has their favourite english football club, people have Scotland as their favourite hiking destination in summer, and every other spouse wants the New Mini as their second car (in british racing green). ------- "...really hope this gets voted down on Tuesday in a big way but you never know the shenanigans our MP’s get up to in closed meetings and how the votes can be seduced. It’s terible that this great nation has prepared in such a diabolical way and for that alone many heads will roll or at least should, however most of these politicians have never succeeded as human beings let alone successful business people, so what did we really expect." Yup! Just where does this leave Trump, who's been a very successful/ rich business man?

(Itx are likely to see a joint venture RNS later this week or month, and could easily spike to 6-ish and 8-ish within weeks.) (Here at Asiamet I will slowly start to add this week, if the Brexit debate turns out okay. IMO the parliament "no" is already priced in by now.) Best of luck this week !

glaw, thats a very good sum-up of yours. Yes, it could be that countries like BD will be able to keep a niche in the coal business, while the western world exits fossile energy. ----- "What do you think is going to happen on Tuesday (to GCN)? Nothing is my opinion. Never reacts to world events." GPback Maybe not too much. But what we've seen before is a slight weakness whenever the main markets are hit. Just human behaviour pattern: If large PIs see their Ftse bluechips & banks hammered (as well as their large stake in Apple and techies), then people tend to sell the remaining holdings where they still have a fat gain. Such as with Gcm. If there is Brexit turmoil, some of the 11 and 14p buyers might cash in and sit out the week. Lets see what Baxter51 has to say about this tomorrow.

And now lets hope we survive Tuesday into Wednesday with that nauseating Brexit vote (again!) on our necks. Just so sick of this! Baxter51 could be right with his christmas "stock shopping" plan.

"GPback, You are too quick off the mark to condemn...' Yup!! But I fully agree with the sudden shift of opinions in a completely new direction: GCM trying to become a T/o target, and finally kiss goodbye their disastrous decade, with the Sp drop from 300 to 30p. (Just a few days ago you almost got the impression that the open pit GL would come by christmas.)

Stupid question anyway! So just let everyone leave as they wish... IMO why not give Britain a real exceptional status/ privilege in the EU? Something like US & Canada, who need each other. Or like Switzerland and the EU, where the Swiss follow some of the major EU rulings, but keep their own money as well as the bank secret ...and tax free share trading.

Wonderful 5 min laughter!! "We just keep voting..., untill the right result." George123, didnt get this bit: Why not use the wording "the british people"? More people voted for the Brexit, than against it, right? Never mind if just a small majority. Just as the swiss voted against building another 100 mosques allover the country:)) What I dont understand: Why is the EU hated so much in England? All members have of course certain complaints, but the EU is certainly not some "dictatorship". And if one country does not want to follow a new rule (like Poland or Hungary), then they just dont do it, and simply risk a parking ticket from Brussles. No need to exit for that. (Imagine going on holiday in Spain, and apply for a visa before?)

"I’ve followed the story for a few years but never was the right time to buy..." Richyrich Wonderful! Loving it. Another mate, who did NOT buy the share hype of the masses in Nov 2017; with grinning Stevens hopes & dreams about the Beutong license game changer... Patience pays. One gets many many nice entry levels to participate. Well done, Richy! --------------- Off topic: @Hawkspear, while you're here...Something seems to be happening over at Itx. Plrase tell me what you think.

"If this comes off it will be one of the last greenfield coal developmemts to ever be developed..." TroytoTiber Absolutely! Maybe its the last project on planet earth - before the western world starts to support/ finance all developing countries who agree to exit fossile powered plants. But in my opinion Hasina Gov will not force the showdown with Phulbari people this year, nor next year. Troyto, dont worry, you'll get your reward! We might see a decent year end rally as well as political speculation rally from PIs. On top of that Gcm is transforming into a power plant company with steady revenues. Now lets see if we can get this to 100p.

Splatted, good man, I think you were first to mention Itaconix. Rightie?

Totally odd buying figures today!

92,441

2,075,274

Well done guys! Well done indeed. And now lets see where (british) people take us next week Tuesday :))

(In my opinion the "no deal" vote is already priced in todays market, if you look at the sharp drop everywhere throughout this week.)

Nice to see this round number for a change (again).

Ask: 10.00

Well then, are we in for a decent new week ahead? Whats the sudden interest in EUA?
First new alert if 0.70p climbed
New large wave of buyers if 0.76p breached.
DYOR !

Interesting to see a sudden new number on the ask! Lets see if they can make it 3p by the closing.
(In the meantime that 12% spread is a little odd.)