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Rocket the so....... perhaps up to where it was a month ago.

As long as funds/vehicles don't leave the 'wrapper' of the ISA.
That's all.

Re the lower global production/higher price scenario...... mentioned earlier.
Both parts are on one side of a wider outcome.
Will growing unemployment, fewer cars making fewer trips, fewer planes flying.
Fewer companies making fewer things.
Greater unemployment means fewer pounds buying fewer goods leads to increased layoffs and the circle of strife continues. For a year or two.
PMO was, during the early pandemic days, a beautiful thing....5% or more up....and the same down.
Now, 3%.... Not viable for trading with the spread and and margin.
So frustrating.
I spent years holding PMO through the violent swings, through manipulation, through Solan, vwaps and every other lash-up.
Now, I don't care about the company.
I'll trade it if possible. It's a tool for making money. That's all really.
Not as bad as Tullow though!

Down almost 3% on almost no volume, in 2 minutes.
That's not market supply and demand force.
That's like trader expectation.
Disappointing but familiar.

POGold moves in opposition to the frequency of Rosland Book of Gold advertising on TV.
They know that most people don't know.

I'm too nervous about micro and macro to gamble further.
I admire the positive slant and second guessing.
Surprisingly low volume for a leaky ship. The only risk is probably having to wait longer to realise a profit as PMO is almost a safe company as long as shorters and debt don't conspire to mess it up.
Too hot for me. Best wishes all.

Hello Booster Sir
I'm a little confused by your link between compulsory vaccine ( if that was it) and creating/end debt.
Personal Debit's encouraged in this country by government and private sector. Personal debt is a real problem ( worse in USA).
Our free market system relies on personal debt and corporate debt.
Advertising demands it by creating imaginary need...as everyone knows.
So why do you link a potentially lifesaving vaccine with the evil that is debt....
Or did you mean death?

Almost regardless of a potential or real second wave the bailouts, nationally and internationally, are beyond any support in our lifetimes. And will have consequences for many years.
When the USA GDP contracts by 30% everyone feels it.
Likewise the German production figures.....10 years of growth wiped out in 4 months.
Add to this tsunami of crises, unemployment and the realisation that record unemployment, globally, won't be buying that coffee on the way to work.....or a new TV, car, meal out, holiday.....and with no more furlough, small traders will struggle/go bust. And won't be buying grommets from mid-sized business who won't replace the printer and IT system for now...
But you know this.
We all know this.
But some don't actually believe it. And because they don't believe it, they won't prepare.

Kraken wake up.
All the media to blame?
Just to cold virus?
Meet my friend Stella from Cameroon. She likes you. She thinks you're correct ??

36,...35...34... surely this is the low....
So tempting!
A sudden rise to 34.7 and I don't want to miss the inevitable rise that not only will happen but will happen while I want it to happen.
Choice: to risk losing money v the hope of making money.
Too choppy for me.

An aim stock.
Endlessly retreating as we wait for the bottom.
I'm waiting for 30.8p......a long way to go I know.....but this is showing no signs of changing course any time soon.
If it turns before then , so be it, I'll miss out. Big deal.
If the economic outlook is as bad as is forecast then cash is king and I'll be repeating this nonsense again.

Likely to depress the market which has been getting mixed messages.
PMO has lost about 15% in two weeks and I should have sold that little pot sooner.
Once again with PMO, short term trade becomes long-term investment. Déjà vu anyone?

Lemonaid.
" Left wing hater nut jobs"
Extraordinary. Truly extraordinary. Such unjustified bitterness.
That's reason enough.

Same.
Waiting to sell the PMO I foolishly bought last week at 44.75. Fear of missing out on an imminent rise to 47+ hooked me in.
Yesterday a similar situation but resisted.
My point is simple..... regardless of cars on the road etc....we are heading towards a serious recession and the USA can't prevent it.
Things are beginning to feel normal, to look like normal.
But the siren song of economists and epidemiologists is ' be careful'.

All yesterday's hard won gains lost in an hour.
The Hi-Lo spread ( so profitable during the early stages of the pandemic) is almost too narrow to judge.
Tempted yesterday to top up my previous 44p....seemed logical.
PMO, such a cruel mistress.

SK, you're correct, again.
Fools mocking the 3 minute warning..... not mocking now.
Many of them continue to confuse hope with expectation! Unbelievable.
I'm almost sure you won't let the naysayers get to you. Actually, why would you.

If I could offer you some advice, when engaged in debate.... don't attribute when irrelevant.
BBC? I didn't mention the broadcaster. But you did.
And now you change the subject etc. Zzzzzz

This scientific statistic was found where? By whom? When?
Dropping questionable numbers around is quite silly. Not even Dr John would accept unverified figures.... just in case they're inaccurate.....or invented.

In English please.
But it was you mentioned Gibberish.....

You must try harder. Like being savaged by a dead sheep.