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Biden win still in the balance but looking more likely than Trump because of mail votes still to be counted.
Senate looks like a Republican hold.
So could be a good balance and give stability - could be the best outcome for us in the UK.

shan
Oracle has a short at 2496.5.
Looking like very poor judgement.

I guess the board are waiting to see how long the lockdown lasts and how it impacts Christmas - the way forward is still not clear.

Trump is contesting the election result - election is to close to call - Trump thinks election is being stolen from him.
Markets will be very volatile.

Considering the results cover the worst trading period in 94 years its hardly surprising that the company made its first loss.
The scale of the loss wasn't as bad as expected, so my optimism remains for the future.
Its all up from here.

The range of goods that retailers can sell is not clearly defined and is likely to lead to much confusion at the end of the week.

Garden Centres and Nurseries have been told - by our Trade Association - that more or less anything goes, unless it is a separate concession - so I guess some Garden Centres will be selling a whole range of goods, including Christmas decorations. Garden Centres have been given permission to stay open.

It could be that M&S will continue to sell more or less anything except clothes and larger items like Furniture but they may even get away with selling a limited range of clothes if they are mixed with other merchandise.

Click and collect is certainly still allowed for any retailer - including non essential - provided they are corvid secure.

Not sure that we will see news of any write-downs - a true picture will only emerge when the country returns to normal - whatever that will be.

Dow futures up over 400pts = Biden landslide.
Even Trump cannot contest a landslide.

Potential customers for this clothing logistics are easy to spot, smaller scale than groceries but probably more numerous.
M&S at Castle Donington is an obvious example.

I think this is her

https://www.linkedin.com/in/monna-manning-41a1091

"Itaconix (LSE: ITX) (OTCQB: ITXXF), a leading innovator in sustainable specialty polymers, is pleased to announce an expansion in its commercial activities with the appointment of Monna Manning as Vice President, Marketing & Sales."

Excellent news - a great common sense move - John Shaw cannot do everything himself now as the company grows.

Ocado need to find a clothing retailer that is having problems shifting its stock in the High Street to make the most of the acquisitions - now I wonder who that could be?

Feeding the hydrogen straight into the UK's gas main network at multiple locations would be the best option - its also the best way to fully utilize wind, hydro and solar power 24/7 - simply use the electric power produced from renewables to produce green hydrogen by electrolysis.

The market is a shorters paradise at the moment, but there are a few exceptions - Ocado is one of those exceptions.

Regarding clothing sales, we could be in for a big surprise.
The M&S Outlet Stores - there are 25 of them - could have been trading exceptionally well.
Obviously margins will be low but it seems that shoppers have certainly been attracted by discounts of 50% or more.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/13030175/shoppers-share-ms-hauls-outlet/

Impressive, none the less.

The markets have pencilled in a Biden victory and optimism has returned - Asia is up, NASDAQ futures are positive and FTSE100 futures are improving.
If Biden does win this is extremely good news for ITX and green tech in general.
Expect the Biden Administration to make a massive investment in the green economy.

The markets have pencilled in a Biden victory and optimism has returned - Asia is up, NASDAQ futures are positive and FTSE100 futures are improving.
If Biden does win this is extremely good news for Ceres and green tech in general.
Expect the Biden Administration to make a massive investment in the green economy.

With the news of a 50% increase in trading for Ocado Retail maybe the SP will open positive.

It seems that it is the technology that is required and nothing to do with the patents.
The patent dispute has nothing to do with the robotic arms.