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Seems to be LSE glitch

Not showing trades and live prices correctly across alot of stock

Billionaire backer of Donald Trump has urged the US president to pause his recently announced trade tariffs, or risk "a self-induced, economic nuclear winter".

Amid market turmoil, hedge fund manager Bill Ackman said the president should take three months to allow countries to renegotiate their trading relationships with the US.

On Monday, Ackman's warning was echoed by another prominent Wall Street figure, with JPMorgan Chase chairman Jamie Dimon saying that Trump's tariffs risked pushing up prices for Americans.

Despite the shockwaves, the American president has defended his new import taxes, saying "sometimes you have to take medicine to fix something".

In a recent post on X, Ackman writes: "I would love to be proven wrong and watch this approach to tariffs and/or their resolution be enormously beneficial to our country and the global economy."

You're actually wrong too

As a few other shares have similar glitches

Eg IQAI is 77/80 but been showing 75/80 all day

Have a great one

What a lovely warm welcome

Thanks Jollif

LSE playing up

It's 0.12/].13

"The president is losing the confidence of business leaders around the globe...this is not what we voted for," wrote Bill Ackman, billionaire head of Pershing Square, on X. "The President has an opportunity on Monday to call a time out and have the time to execute on fixing an unfair tariff system. Alternatively, we are heading for a self-induced, economic nuclear winter, and we should start hunkering down."

While the administration said at least 50 nations had reached out to start negotiations, Canada and the European Union were planning to follow China's lead and readying retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. Vietnam has offered already to cut tariffs on the U.S. to zero, according to Trump, but they appeared to be the exception so far.

Fears grew on Wall Street that the sell-off would feed on itself with hedge funds forced to sell down equities and other risky assets to raise cash needed meet margin calls. The CBOE Volatility Index, Wall Street's fear gauge, surged to the 50 level early Monday, an extreme level seen mostly only during bear markets.

"Margin calls are going out as we speak," said Chris Rupkey chief economist at FWDBONDS. "For a third straight day investors in U.S. equity markets have turned (a) huge thumbs down on the White House Liberation Day tariffs which have rocked Wall Street."

The contagion spread to other assets and around the globe. The price of bitcoin, tumbled below $77,000. U.S. crude oil dropped below $60 a barrel to a multiyear low. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index dropped 13% for its biggest decline since 1997. Germany's DAX Index lost as much as 10% during Monday's session.

Tesla led the losses in premarket

Max

I've bought once so far ; but will be adding

LSE not showing all of the trades

Volume is now 1.2mln

Almost valued at cash !!

Strip away the cash of placing + end of calender year (c£700,000 in total) leaves just £500k enterprise value

Honestly ridiculous given the A.I dosing too potential ( see KingHomer posts at the weekend)

Following the £100k contract 2 weeks ago , More to come as shown in presentation

91 "warm leads" which means discussions taken place

16 active - ( specifc contract focus)

9 at proposal stage (announced shortly)....some with Tier 1 companies

Expecting "very strong " H2 and beyond to 2026

Full year revs if hit will be 30% increase on 2024

Was this trumps intention ?

To get Putin to surrender

Russia may, so far, have escaped Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs, but it’s experiencing the consequences of post-tariff turmoil on global markets.

Plunging oil prices are a big concern for an economy heavily reliant on its energy exports, including to finance its war in Ukraine.

“We are, of course, following the situation closely,” President Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters today.

“It is extremely turbulent, tense and emotionally charged. It’s linked to America’s decision to impose tariffs on most countries.”

Peskov said the Russian authorities “are doing and will do everything to minimise the consequences of this international economic storm.”

Such concern is echoed in the Russian media.

“The fall in the energy markets will be very painful for Russia,” wrote today’s Nezavisimaya Gazeta newspaper.

Moved up to 77/80

Think this is the bottom

Buy prices are getting incremental higher , unlike last week when I was checking

Now 0.78p to buy

Goodshare

Ones with £1mln and cashed up still to move are IQAI PYC also

Melon

Depends if your thing but I've bought 1st lot of A.I medical stocks IQAI

Some trades aren't showing

Should be 5 but only 3 showing

Glitches across LSE

Thansk for all your help and guidance

I aim to add more with new ISA

Should be in demand

Anything that saves money and time now that the markets have had a melt

Buying25% under the 1p placing should offer comfort notwithstanding the issues surrounding mgmt here

Volume already

NU

Other one I mentioned looks primed (iqai)

The facts

Ignore the disruption

Klarian has advised Catenai that it intends to repay the CLN and relevant fees, in total amounting to £567,500, by the end of June 2025. The Company will explore the possibility of deploying these funds into new and exciting AI opportunities.

Klarian has raised approximately £660,000 at a pre-money valuation of approximately £10 million.

 

Klarian has advised that a significant shareholder, Mr Donald Ross, is expected to shortly be joining its board Mr Ross invested in the recent round. Mr Ross was a senior VP at SLB (Schlumberger) (NYSE:SLB) which is a global technology company.

Klarian is a UK data analytics company focussing on the oil and gas sector seeking to improve pipeline efficiency and optimisation through data collection and data analytics services. 'DigipipeVision', its real-time analytics platform, captures data to optimise operational productivity, efficiency

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