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LSE has both pre market and post market extended trading session in which trading is permitted and data is available for each share. Pre market begins around 05:00am and runs until about 10 mins before open. Post market runs until 5:15pm.
Hey Macf1,
I get all live data of markets, market futures, and L2 through my US broker app and sharescope pro.
I know you can get live global market and premarket data through IG as well. And the investing app has all global market futures in it.
I'm not surprised that VIX popped over 30 with the market dip combined with the volatility seen in the last week due to covid. The VIX has now dropped back down and futures are up with positive moment across global markets.
BTC stayed in it's range even with the dip and has moved back up to around the levels of yesterday's session which I see as very positive.
The US market dropped before close yesterday and caused a global market dip which also affected cryptocurrencies and BTC miners.
Asian markets have since moved up again and US market futures are all back in green. UK futures are moving up as we speak.
BTC is also moving up again from the dip.
The VIX, which rises during US market volatility, has dropped 8% since yesterday's market dip. It's a good sign as the lower it is the more stable the market so it dropping is a strong indicator of market recovery.
Hey Bull.
Although I'm not vegetarian or vegan, Manna is a great place to eat in London.
As far as crypto legislation in the US, very little will actually change with Biden's bill set to begin in 2024 and plenty of softening language toward bitcoin miners is expected to be added before then.
Texas on the other hand are pushing legislation through to bring significant tax breaks towards bitcoin mining operations to bring more business into the state.
Hello Argo.
And Biden's new climate legislation will give large tax subsidies towards climate positive companies.
Hello again Argo.
I'm a big advocate of debate on forums as only hearing one side of an investment can lead to a blindness of issues. There has unfortunately been name calling and those who are 'liberal' with the truth from both ends of the 'spectrum' here that has been antagonising to others so naturally people have reacted and, in some cases, overreacted to messages.
I personally can't stand the terms 'ramper' and 'deramper' as anyone taking investing advice from random people on forums should probably not be investing. One should be able to have differing views without there being anything wrong with it. I see 'DYOR' floating around a lot without people actually doing it.
I'm very positive about this stock but don't consider myself to be a ramper in any way. I'm just looking at it from a financial view and find the plans/investments that are in place to be a very good risk/return ratio with the current Mcap.
The amusing thing is that this place is nothing compared to stockwits. That place is the wild west. I actually find this forum a lot more sensible as 'nuts' as that may sound.