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Invezz chartist says :

- sp made bullish breakout on Friday.

- Crude oil prices soared after Russia supported OPEC+ supply cuts. Cartel likely to slash production at meeting next week.

- crossed resistance at 491.25p.

- jumped above 50-day moving average and invalidated double-top pattern that has been forming. Oscillators like the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and the MACD point upwards.

- sp could jump by 7.50% to resistance at 538p.

IMO could go further.

Broomfielder, they are not asleep at the wheel but hiding behind couch hoping that everything will blow over and they won't get a present from santa, ie the sack. Rumour has it that the sack is exactly what chairman will be getting by new year, but what a lucky man he is, we all know it will be full of gold. On bright side, a new broom should spike the sp ...

Agree with Jezzoo. After the shock of seeing 5 at front of sp, asked chart what next. Chart says expect similar spike as last Feb, when oil price spiked, meaning rapid rise to 550-560. IMO, chart could well be right but I am down pub and asked Golden Hobgoblin Got same answer ! Happy daze ...

Pressure on China to do something is ratcheting up. Article in Mail questioning whether China has reached its Minsky moment sums it all up. Suggests only way out is for China to launch massive spending programme. Here's hoping ...

Shares to be suspended. Loss making and unable to refinance. Glad I was not suckered into the subscription...

GKP are concerned. Genel next ?

September 1 and silent since defenders appointed. Looks like predators scared off ...

Could benefit from Nucala treatment to sinuses. Bring on the trial ...

Spending 250mill on Belgian freezer ... To be used for ice cream, lollies and freeze drying vaccines made on site. Sounds like good investment.

DMc: there are no magic wands that can fix the serious problems facing China. Rather than them aiming at the top-seat it looks seriously hard for them to not fall off their current high chair. Property developers are in deep trouble (Evergrande, Country Garden), even the state backed ones, shadow banking crisis with large shadow bank with un-pronounceable name failing to make payments on financial products, sky high youth unemployment (including graduates), population no longer cowed by authorities (as per dropped lockdown edicts). Add to that lower demand for Chinese products, partly due to onshoring, and cost of production rising above India, Vietnam etc. paints a grim picture. Having said that, they are trying hard with state banks cutting mortgage rates and deposit rate cuts to boost growth. If they can navigate a way out of their current mess that will be an achievement indeed. IMO top-seat is aiming too high ...

IMO back to the future is their only hope. Having said that, if they got back to where they were before, according to the laws of causuality, the paradox would result in the implosion of the existing universe. IMO no hope ...

Non exec bought 70,000 shares at USD1.42, worth USD99,400, on Wednesday in New York. Nice to see.

OMG don't read Daily Mail ... Just when you thought brand damage could not get any worse. 'NatWest’s lavish generosity towards its former boss beggars belief. Why, after all, was Dame Alison allowed to resign when she should have been dismissed? Had a less senior employee breached customer-confidentiality rules, they would have been sacked'.

Read the whole article yourselves but let's face it, chairman and board are damaging the NWG beyond repair.

Post-license phase IV trial showed 100% vaccine efficacy in the prevention of shingles in adults aged 50 and over in China. Simply could not be better...

Advisors appointed to defend against bid 3 weeks ago. No bid has appeared. Window of opportunity now drawing to close. Friday week latest ? Or has BT been left on shelf ?

UK Exit of NatWest Stake Risks Delays After Farage Mess

Uncertainty about leadership risks hobbling investor interest

Lender targeting to name new chairman by Christmas.

Thnx Bloomberg

China looks like rather than recovering, that it is in serious trouble. Just reflect on the much publicised potential failure of the major real estate companies, unable to service bond holders, with billions of pounds of debt, and apply that to any Western economy and IMO you are facing a financial meltdown that no bazooka is going to sort out ...

Motley Fool suggest that investors are avoiding NWG due to BOD alienating customers and investors by trying to score political points ! Author of article explicitly states he would not buy NWG for this reason. Think that hits hammer squarely on the thumb ...

Sad

Fleecy, thnx for your earlier analysis of BT Net Debt. Much appreciated.