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On market watch there is a lot of talk on sterling falling to 1.25 so could be very good for GLEN. I am waiting to see if I get a drop on silver and if it happens I may very well get back in to HOC. That share really moves.
I pulled out yesterday at no loss. Messed up badly since I got in @ 209 and out on Monday for 15 points. Then got back in yesterday 12 points higher and out 20 minutes later. Had I not sold Monday would have been 40 points up instead of just 15. **** happens. Many are saying that £ will fall to 1.25 so FTSE 100 miners, gold & silver is what am watching in particular HOC. Silver dropped big time yesterday but recovered overnight. Be lucky.
How do you read today's candle? It's a 50/50 split but not a sell sign. When a buy came in for 100k the price was taken down which I read as traders short on stock but then realised Carney opened his mouth and the FTSE 250 was falling. Prior close around 4.15pm a suspicious buy of 200+ K came in and to top it off Bloomberg had this to say: Lenders with slimmer margins such as challenger bank Virgin Money Holdings UK Plc could be in a worse position. Virgin Money posted 1.65 percent net interest margin last year, up from 1.5 percent in 2014, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. So; an interest cut will get the markets to rally but not necessarily here. Appreciate your input.
a rate cut will boost the markets and give Teresa May 1st official day in office a good intro. Depends on how political George Osborne wants to make it and on IF he gets a good job out of it. There is a lot at stake here and too many variants. As nail biting as a horse race you put money on.
Thanks guys. Looked it up. Great return on £ 12k for 1st time buyers of £ 3k So what it comes down to is supply & demand which clearly favours demand since we have a massive house shortage but it is challanged by the fact that potential buyers still believe prices may fall and foreign investors also holding back in the hope of further sterling weakness so if I am not mistaken in this case an interest rate cut may break that stale mate to Virgins advantage.
came out yesterday from 209 and back in today 10 points higher. Kicking myself. Anyway, BOA on Thursday. Carney is not the type that cuts interest rates if he can avoid it so; what kind of bank is this. Does it have many savers or is it a mortgage credit card & funds focused bank ? would appreciate any input to work out what thursday''s consequence might have. Thanks.
A lot of Asian investors are currently holding back purchasing UK properties both commercial and civil in the hope of further reductions but ultimately are gambling twice since the £ might actually start climbing and the opportunity is lost. We need more homes and infrastructure that is a certain so at the moment people are blinded by Brexit and once the hysteria dies business will resume without the paranoia. The world did not end in 2008 and will certainly not end in 2016 and for people like us; volatility and a little patience is all that is required. The only people getting really rich are those that fill our buy & sell orders. To get an idea of how much they make every day just calculate all the trades on every single listed stock X average price of £ 9.25 and your mouth will drop.
is totally irrelevant. If we stay or go it has no bearing. This Gov. has no control whatsoever on who comes or goes and as we stand right now more homes have to be built to catch up with the enormous demand currently suppressed by the buy to let mates of Cameron.
A US report has stated that the markets have lost control. Billionaires now have the ability to move the market any which way it suits them. Once they start buying again only those selling on the lows will lose. China may be taking a breather but India is waking up and today the UK has signed big trade deals with them. Today's problem and as always is Saudi Arabia and unfortunately Cameron still needs them for the 5.6 billion arms trade it runs with them. In return Cameron gets oil and by the time he sells it to 60 million brits that 5.6 billion is now worth 22 billion. The problem here is that we never complain. We should be paying 60 pence a litre but like idiots we pay £ 1.10. So; get the cost down or get the Arabs to cut. Same goes for Obama, the preacher of carbon reduction that promotes massive oil extraction, sells cars for peanuts and does nothing to cure the Arab madness that incident only five years ago stated " WE ARE RUNNING OUT OF OIL" There is an agenda here and it's getting dangerous. Pensions have to be paid and depleting TOP STOCKS of value and dividends will come round and bite back hard. All you have to decide is this: IS AN UTTER IDIOT RUNNING THE COUNTRY.
have ruined the show. 6th consecutive week of oil stockpile & down from $ 48.50 to just above $ 46 Let's see if Asia can improve overnight. Oil is making higher lows but ultimately this ongoing supply war between the Saudi and the yanks is getting really painful
It's all down to what will Greece do. Surely Merkel is not suicidal but unfortunately her finance minister is not bothered at the prospect of loosing 181 billion euro. That's a big short he has on the market so I hope other countries buy in and bankrupt Germany. That would be seriously funny.
6 Million @ 9.50 on another thread it shows as a sell and one unknown at same price so could be a transfer. Good price anyway. The Greece issue is turning into a war since the yanks want this president to go since they know that if they default Russia will become a player, so, looks like a package will be on the table and that's why I did not sell.
Loves Pizza. Do the Polish ? I'd say yes but it's up to the managers to produce good quality and the product will sell itself. The golden rule with food is as follows: you pay peanuts you get monkeys cooking your food and the produce will get dumped. Good chefs won't fail.