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BBC News - We will have summer tourist season, promises EU
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52644816

Morgan Stanley that was, downgraded value of UK property stocks - this is the only thing that I could find that would drive such a fall yesterday:

www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/919294

I really hope so Qz, they all got absolutely rinsed yesterday - I'm wondering whether they were impacted by the dame downgrade that hit British Land, etc?

No, not taken any profit - holding both for the long term, they are pretty much holding up everything else for me currently!

Bit of a crazy day, both up 10% for no reason- was quite exciting watching them both whoooosshhh and then keep going.

CWR got a little way to go, it hit 510 earlier this year before it dived (I bought more at 512 would you believe - averaged down after the crash though so sitting alright now), ITM is at its all time high now - it hit 160ish earlier this year twice but never broke through it, this time it smashed through 170 then 180 in a matter of days!

Fira re: hydrogen shares,

Yes I'm very pleased to be holding both CWR and ITM! Both had absolute belters today, sharp retrace tomorrow I'm sure but was nice none-the-less

Dow down, S&P down, FTSE futures down, copper down down - not going to be a pretty opening in the morning:(

Every time I think that this is going to stabilise at a new peak it takes another lunge upwards - similar for CWR although not to new heights like this one!

Enjoying an average of 99 so this is pretty amazing right now!

Up over 7%, nice one!

FTSE finished flat, the DOW and S&P are back up, FTSE futures showing 0.8% up, maybe a bit of fear around sell off that didn't materialise and we will have another rally tomorrow?

I'd be interested to know what it would take to get you all back into GLEN

Whats the support level for GLEN at the moment?

Can't see any pattern on my folio today - some crash then flat-lined, GLEN spiked then crashed, some spiked then crashed and now spiking again- all over the show! Overall mostly down with the exception of green energy!

Down she goes :(

Watching BBC news it's unbearable - haven't stopped talking about how much the airlines are going to struggle

On here this morning!

It's interesting that the quarantine won't apply to Ireland or France - where next? Spain/ Italy??
Hopefully in the commons session today we'll get to understand some of the detail behind the quarantine, i.e. what is the metric to determine 'worse infection rates' in the other country? Will there be an active 'list' of countries in which the quarantine rules do not apply?

Everything in my portfolio has opened strong today... oh wait, with the exception of EZJ - CRRAAASSSHHHH

So won't apply to Ireland, won't apply to France... Spain and Italy next??

Fira - come first thing tomorrow that may be paying over the odds haha

And no to handing the keys to Starmer - "I'm not going to politicise the pandemic" and then proceeds to rebuke everything and anything no matter how fickle.

Same old, nothing ever changes!

All of the detail can be spelt out in Parliament tomorrow - people are angry because it's not what they wanted to hear, but baby steps are what we need.

Aviation sector overall is screwed - public airlines on the table perhaps?? Definitely didn't choose the best time to dive in - but a lesson learned that's for sure!

However I am quietly hoping that interest in flying will be higher than we expect when it's available again, most people I talk to are dying to get away again and will be booking at earliest opportunity. I'm hoping that this is the population in general and not just the idiots in my social circles haha

I think uptake of a contact tracing app will be higher than most seem to think at this stage - I get that there are generational difficulties in regards to lack of smartphone ownership, however, the vast majority of the population own a smartphone (https://www.statista.com/statistics/271851/smartphone-owners-in-the-united-kingdom-uk-by-age/).

I think other measures would be needed to support the older generation particularly as they're the most at risk, but as the information will be controlled by a centralised computer I'm assuming it will be clear to the government where the outbreaks occur and therefore they will be able to apply geographical lockdowns with relative ease.

Despite concerns over 'big brother' state, etc I'm pretty sure the majority would happily download in order to get back to some level of normality.

Regarding the Bluetooth range being large and giving false positives, I believe I read that it's based on who you've spent an extended period in contact with - not necessarily everyone that you've come within range of.