The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Not sure if this has been posted.
https://youtu.be/wtxr_yXDXTo
Nice to see the sp holding up well as NCM did today. And breathe.........
Ftse looking ok compared to what’s been happening worldwide.
He owns 4.49% now. His good friend Eugene Shvidler owns 1.98%
Pre market 7am to 10am. But not showing on ASX site yet.
Pre market?
To add to that I don’t see stocks falling off a cliff as such. It will be a gradual decline over a year or so.
Agreed Pandy. We need to save the world, the economy can be sorted later.
Hi Tenbagger. This is a good question. I’m being extremely cautious at the moment so have sold out of most of my general stocks. I’m keeping greens and gold. In theory gold should do well if the general market falls but POG is been pushed low at the moment. And I agree that green stocks beat the covid crash and could be a great place to invest after a possible general pullback.
Personally I’d like a Friday after hours RNS. Then the news gets distributed people have the whole weekend to read and understand it.
It will be great once the boat is electric, powered by AFC!
I’ve no idea how those buys went through then. I couldn’t buy anything from 100 to 10000 this morning?
Strange!
Yep. Can’t buy 100 quid or 10k.
Thanks :)
New York, ice cream, TV, travel, good times
Norman Wisdom, Johnny, Joey, Dee Dee, good times
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson will chair a virtual session of the UN Security Council to call on members to help the most vulnerable countries adapt to the impact of climate change.
The Prime Minister will warn the UN Security Council today [Tuesday] that unless we take urgent action to tackle climate change, the world risks worsening conflict, displacement and insecurity.
He is chairing a virtual session of the Council to call on members to help the most vulnerable countries adapt to the impact of climate change and take steps to cut global emissions to net zero by 2050. It is the first time a British Prime Minister has chaired the UNSC in nearly 30 years and the first leader-level discussion on climate at the Security Council.
Sir David Attenborough will also speak to the 15 members of the UNSC by video, before UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and Sudanese climate activist Nisreen Elsaim brief the Security Council live.
The impacts of climate change are already being felt around the world, with the effects of rising temperatures and extreme weather forcing population movements and creating competition over increasingly scarce natural resources. Of the 20 countries ranked most vulnerable to rising global temperatures, 12 are already in conflict.
Ahead of chairing the UN Security Council session, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said:
The UNSC is tasked with confronting the gravest threats to global peace and security, and that’s exactly what climate change represents.
From the communities uprooted by extreme weather and hunger, to warlords capitalising on the scramble for resources – a warming planet is driving insecurity.
Unlike many issues the Council deals with, this is one we know exactly how to address. By helping vulnerable countries adapt to climate change and cutting global emissions to net zero, we will protect not only the bountiful biodiversity of our planet, but its prosperity and security.
Sir David Attenborough, British Broadcaster and Natural Historian said:
If we bring emissions down with sufficient vigour we may yet avoid the tipping points that will make runaway climate change unstoppable. In November this year, at COP26 in Glasgow, we may have our last opportunity to make the necessary step-change.
If we objectively view climate change and the loss of nature as world-wide security threats – as indeed, they are – then we may yet act proportionately and in time.
The UK has led the way on climate action, committing in law to reach net zero by 2050 and pledging to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 68 per cent by 2030 - the steepest reduction of any major economy.
We have also pledged to spend £11.6 billion on international climate finance over the next five years, including on efforts to mitigate the impacts of climate change on vulnerable and fragile countries.
In the last few years, the UK helped pastoralists in the Sahel deal with the impact of drought; strengthened natural resource
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Agreed sharepricer. The financial damage from covid is not realised yet. Get into green whilst it’s dropping rather than jumping in when it’s rising. IMO
Room for a little one?
Been waiting to get in here although I wasn’t expecting it to hit the mid 40s after I bought in. Anyway, it’s going to be a big year for the greenies. Someone uses a phrase on EQT. “Think year end, not weekend”
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Money going into leisure stocks and similar the last few days. I bought into AFC today but wasn’t expecting it to drop more.
Should be a great year for greenies. We just need patience.
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