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I think we've crashed LSE! What a day for Bushys

CEREUS, that's been our experience exactly. My wife has never shopped in Iceland till this past week, she has been pleasantly surprised.

I think not. Asian markets were all up overnight, Australia up, US futures are up. I don't think ISA season has the power to move the market in this way. Also, any decent PI will time their entry rather than pile in on day 1, I suspect many will stay out for weeks and months in the current climate. IMO

Very possible TP. I'm really positive for this long term but in no hurry to load up at the moment. Would be good to know what the plan is for 2020

Just listened to both podcasts. Simply brilliant, really getting the feeling that the VRFB revolution is gaining momentum and BMN is in prime position to benefit from it's forward thinking. All this and the SP is at bargain basement prices. Things going to look a lot different by end of 2020. GLA

Exactly HaleSpur, the plant may be inactive but the business team won’t be.

An extract from our CEO’s statement:

‘ An important priority is to ensure that the company's cash reserves and facilities available to it are sufficient to not only see it through the lockdown period but ensure a speedy ramp up once it ends.’

He’s not only going to steer us through this crisis but ensure that come out of it with momentum on all fronts. So while I am absolutely gutted to see us at 9p I have complete confidence that our patience will be rewarded. Exciting times ahead GLA

even £100 worth, there is no market

Indeed Milkman, and the oil price war won't do any harm to the long-term trend away from western fossil fuel dependence either

All central banks are comitted to propping up the market and putting a floor under this crash. it's not perfect but it will put the brakes on till they work out what to do next. Anything that calms things down and brings us closer to fair value is welcomed by me.

The European Central Bank launched an extra emergency bond-buying program worth 750 billion euros ($820 billion) in the latest attempt to calm markets and protect a euro-area economy struggling to cope with the coronavirus epidemic.

“Extraordinary times require extraordinary action. There are no limits to our commitment to the euro,” President Christine Lagarde said. The euro and U.S. equity futures rose after the stimulus measures.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-18/ecb-announces-750-billion-euro-pandemic-bond-buying-program?srnd=premium-europe

goblesmythe, our BOD aren't known for sending RNS unless they have actual news to report, a keep calm message might be welcome by some but it won't change the SP. You might be right in your suspisions but I feel a more rational explanation is that the market is no longer focused on price discovery and is concerned about liquidity and survival. If I'm right then this means we're close to a generational opportunity for those who can move cash to equities before order is restored. This is purely my opinion based upon my understanding of history and what I know about the current situation, as the facts change so will my opinion but currently I'm not unduely worried and continue to buy what I see as undervalued assets with a 5 year horizon.

I've opened a non-ISA dealing account to buy now at these crazy prices and transfer over on 6th April

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Twitter BS was funny today - remortgaged at lunch, buy shares in the afternoon, 18 holes before dinner, cure Covid-19 and read Moby Dick before bed.

Managed a buy at 10.4 on AJ Bell - finally!

Only 3 1/2 weeks till the next ISA allowance, ridiculous as this price is I'd be happy for it stay here till then, not sure that's likely though.

Thin trading, global markets wobbly and no newsflow from ANIC. I have cash waiting to add when this settles.

Pitterpatter + bhargav, Thanks for the informative answers. A bit more research and I reckon I’ll be in.