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Denby69

Posts: 5,285

Price: 1,493.00

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Just wait 5 Aug 2024 14:28

Until war starts properly just watch this drop another 25--50 a share

Christofer.

PLEASE read what I posted PROPERLY BELOW.

NOTE THE WAR HAS NOT STARTED PROPERLY . THIS is what i posted below.

Stevebt

Your statement you posted BELOW, pray tell me what shares do I hold and trade as your statement seems to be a bit misleading as you have no knowledge of my holdings. :-)

GO TO THE 100 chat board click chat and se the remark I put That was just the start of the decline note the time post.

GO BACK AND READ MY POSTS.

Until war starts properly just watch this drop another 25--50 a share

I have been buying this morning @1489 :-)

I did say so. :-)

THE same reason about 34% of the people in this country voted Labor crazy.

Just hate to see what the state of our country in 4 years time.

Antony901,

food for thought. What do you think.?

A very nasty summer sell-off has been under way now in stock markets around the world for the last 48 hours - and nervous investors got another reason to carry on selling on Friday.

The US non-farm payroll figures - essentially a measure of how many jobs were added to the US economy last month and probably the single most-watched piece of economic data in financial markets - came in much lower than expected for July.

Some 114,000 jobs were created in the US economy during the month. That was significantly lower than the 175,000 jobs that Wall Street had expected to see created.

Money latest - follow for updates

It was the weakest figure since December last year and the second weakest since March 2020 - when the pandemic was just taking off in the West.

The June number was also revised lower from the previously healthy-looking 206,000 to 179,000. The figures, when taken alongside the number of people entering the workforce, mean that the unemployment rate in the US in July rose to 4.3%.

That again was worse than the 4.1% pencilled in by Wall Street. And they have intensified fears that the world's biggest economy may be heading for a recession.

A very nasty summer sell-off has been under way now in stock markets around the world for the last 48 hours - and nervous investors got another reason to carry on selling on Friday.

The US non-farm payroll figures - essentially a measure of how many jobs were added to the US economy last month and probably the single most-watched piece of economic data in financial markets - came in much lower than expected for July.

Some 114,000 jobs were created in the US economy during the month. That was significantly lower than the 175,000 jobs that Wall Street had expected to see created.

Money latest - follow for updates

It was the weakest figure since December last year and the second weakest since March 2020 - when the pandemic was just taking off in the West.

The June number was also revised lower from the previously healthy-looking 206,000 to 179,000. The figures, when taken alongside the number of people entering the workforce, mean that the unemployment rate in the US in July rose to 4.3%.

That again was worse than the 4.1% pencilled in by Wall Street. And they have intensified fears that the world's biggest economy may be heading for a recession.

America s economy is slowing fed will have to cut INTEREST RATES, we will follow .

Interest rates no lower than 3.5% WE don't need to go back to very cheep money.

Close our borders, EVERY BODY on universal credit should be retrained for all the jobs we have.

If you are offered more than 2 Jobs and you refuse the job, you should be refused any benefit.

migration should be sorted in the country the people are in. Britain is not a dumping ground for world problem's

REASON,

Look at the other markets.

Oops sense of humor

Christofer.

Nice to see you have a seance of humor I expect it to go down to 1523

Majortom1

I don't want to be a party popper but i believe that this will drop back to 15. :-(

Cut lol

Kick the can down the road may be september

Good report positive onward and upwards TW.