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Contagion is the next threat, that's to say f capitulation in the markets is done..

US market the Circuit-breaker kicked in @ 7%...
these thresholds are set at 7%, 13%, and 20% of the closing price for the previous day.
Blood' n Sand...Bears are in control.

Circuit-breaker points represent the thresholds at which trading is halted market-wide for single-day declines in the S&P 500 Index. Circuit breakers halt trading on the nation's stock markets during dramatic drops and are set at 7%, 13%, and 20% of the closing price for the previous day.

capitulation had taken place, DJI , ftse100 ,etc, "contagion" is the next threat…
across the board stocks will be taking hits, some will not survive this Bear market..

the Dow had to throw anchors on @7%, the breaker kicked in....

capitulation had taken place, DJI , ftse100 ,etc, "contagion" now looms as the next threat…
across the board stocks will be taking hits ...

..Lots of top rated companies, that pay a divi, also held up well but had still and will be hit by the turmoil in the markets...

..L

SP held up well today considering...
it's only Monday and no doubt the Markets across the board will be taking more hits in the coming sessions..

0.075 pennies...

Oil prices fell as much as 30 per cent but later Brent trimmed losses slightly to be down 20 per cent at $36 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate traded at about $33.00 a barrel.

“It is the most crude price-bearish combination since the early 1930s. The price collapse has just begun,” said Bob McNally at the Rapidan Energy Group.

“The plunge in oil has led to complete capitulation in other markets this morning,” said Jim Reid, a strategist at Deutsche Bank"

These will go sub 0.05pennies

..capitulation in the markets

..breached.
Markets across the board are falling....
oil wars dragging the rest down...

Oil prices fell as much as 30 per cent but later Brent trimmed losses slightly to be down 20 per cent at $36 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate traded at about $33.00 a barrel.

“It is the most crude price-bearish combination since the early 1930s. The price collapse has just begun,” said Bob McNally at the Rapidan Energy Group.

Oil prices fell as much as 30 per cent but later Brent trimmed losses slightly to be down 20 per cent at $36 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate traded at about $33.00 a barrel.

“It is the most crude price-bearish combination since the early 1930s. The price collapse has just begun,” said Bob McNally at the Rapidan Energy Group.

Oil prices fell as much as 30 per cent but later Brent trimmed losses slightly to be down 20 per cent at $36 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate traded at about $33.00 a barrel.

“It is the most crude price-bearish combination since the early 1930s. The price collapse has just begun,” said Bob McNally at the Rapidan Energy Group.

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Oil prices fell as much as 30 per cent but later Brent trimmed losses slightly to be down 20 per cent at $36 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate traded at about $33.00 a barrel.

“It is the most crude price-bearish combination since the early 1930s. The price collapse has just begun,” said Bob McNally at the Rapidan Energy Group. 

Saudi Arabia launches oil price war after Russia deal collapse
Kingdom to raise crude production and offer deep discounts just as coronavirus hits demand.

Saudi Arabia is to pump more than 10m barrels a day next month while announcing unprecedented discounts in an apparent attempt to punish Russia ...

39.36pennies

UKX.L, AIM and others are down. Looks like traders are getting out before the weekend.
The markets are in Bear territory....

China are now resisting Coronavirus stimulus,

US banks, transport stocks and small-caps enter bear market.

All this information is in the wild think it would be wise ton get clued up before too long...

..as wids says coronavirus was just the prick, it was either this or some other prick that would have burst this bubble...

yes but if you go through life expecting the unexpected then you may not end up in a council graveyard.....