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There won't be a second lockdown, the country could not afford it. We where on the verge of bankruptcy back in March.

I have been around shares of various sorts for years. Lost money on some, made money on others.
This one, if you have the balls, could make you a millionaire, without a massive outlay.
Only in my opinion.

Anyone else had any problems with their H & L account this morning. Very slow to show price changes.

Last time I bought shares it came up as a sell.

If your are shareholders and you are not happy vote against the re-election of the two directors on the form of proxy.
It might make them take notice.

Fairdealer20 I can confirm that data inaccurate. Share trade on here at 15.02 shows a sale of 1130000. This was in fact a buy.

Might have something to do with the fact that the world is in lock down.

If all the ground work has been done. Seismic data, ect, and Shell drag their feet in drilling, can CLNR go forward with drilling with another company? Or are Shell legally obliged to drill within a certain time?.

You can buy Lloyd's Banking Group shares for 2p more than OptiBiotix.
This poses the question. Why the would you buy OPTI ?

So a question to all the experts on here.
How low will this go?

If there is nothing to tell, then there is nothing to tell.

Europe midday: Stocks slide with coronavirus firmly in focus
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(Sharecast News) - Stocks on the Continent remained firmly in the red in afternoon trading following news overnight that the rate of new coronavirus infections outside of China had accelerated.

Compouning matters, the night before, California declared a state of emergency following the death of a passenger on a cruise ship carrying 21 other people that was now being held off the coast of San Francisco.

Against that backdrop, Jim Reid at Deutsche Bank mused out loud: "A reminder from yesterday that after the last 7 emergency Fed cuts the median S&P 500 price move has been +2.8% (1 week later), -4.3% (6 months) and -9.2% (1 year). So there is previous form for an initial positive reaction before declines set in."

As of 1430 GMT, the benchmark Stoxx 600 was down 1.64% to 379.95, alongside a 1.92% drop on the German Dax to 11,893.41, while Spain's Ibex 35 was off by 2.67% to 8,679.9.

Euro/dollar meanwhile was up 0.45% at 1.1186 while front month Brent crude oil futures were sliding 0.6% to $50.83 a barrel on the ICE.

Overnight, the number of new virus cases in South Korea had slowed noticeably, hitting 435 which was "well below" the five-day average increase of 684, Ian Shepherdson at Pantheon Macroeconomics pointed out.

But in Italy the case count jumped by 587, versus a five-day average of 369, and in Iran by 586 against a five-day average of 418.

And in Germany, France and Spain together, 204 more cases were reported, more than double those on the previous day.

"The broadening of the global outbreak outside the big four is disconcerting, and the patterns seen in the initial outbreaks suggests that yesterday's dip in the total number of worldwide new cases will prove temporary," Shepherdson said.

"The news, in absolute terms of new infections, is likely to get worse."

Confirmed new cases in China also continued to trend lower, with the WHO reporting a dip from 130 on 3 March to 120 on 4 March.

In parallel, the share prices of a slew of companies across the Continent were being hit by news linked to the virus.

UK-listed Cineworld was the second-biggest faller on the Stoxx 600 after Peel Hunt took an axe to its target price for the firm in the wake of its revised assumptions for the coronavirus crisis.

Stock in German auto parts supplier Continental AG was also down sharply after management guided towards falling sales in a shrinking market, preducting 2020 revenues of €42.5-44.5bn against 2019 sales of €44.5bn.

Airbus was another top faller amid reports that it was considering lowering the rate of pr

Having lost a small fortune and still holding 000s of shares I really now hope there is a no vote. I hope the company goes into administration. I hope the mine closes for good. Fill the hole in and have done with it. The people of the North East will loose out on jobs but so what. Most of those would probably have been foreigne workers anyway. British people are to lazy to work. The government would not back the project but would probably subsidise an overseas company to come in and take it over. GREAT BRITAIN, F##k off. GREAT BRITAIN is a thing of the past. We are not even a nation of shop keepers any more.

Stop moaning. This is a buying opportunity.
My opinion is that the stock market will drop a lot further as this coronavirus thing is going to get worse before it gets better.
When I think the time is right I am going to buy these shares big style.

It says they have been sold on behalf of clients.

Saw a similar thing with EUA. Share has doubled in price.

I recon that on the next pieces of good solid news the share price will double.

I have shares in other companies and occasionally join in share chat on various sites.
I find it amusing in a way.
People post about what they think or believe to be true.
This in turn provokes others to join in.
I can imagine centuries ago people having similar conversations about topics such as witchcraft or religion.
Just a thought.

My only worry here is that Swindells owns less than 1 million shares.

Not all share trades show up on the above share trades chart. I bought over 1 Million this morning and they have not shown up.