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You must have "super heavy" in WRES
Anyway something moved it today

https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/tin-price
from $51,000 to $42750 in a week
Click on the "1w" icon

But on just WRES.....are you down?

I though you were buying around 2.20p a couple of weeks ago
You said you would be first thing on Monday morning
Or can't you remember

Are you in profit overall from trading WRES.........which you do a lot
Or haven't you kept a tally .....
Just interested as "IT IS" your lifes work since retirement,

I'm being sarcastic m8.......

But the Ukrainians are far to busy bombing their own cities to make anthrax weapons...

lo!

But the Ukrainians are far to busy bombing their own cities to make anthrax weapons...

link PLEASE....

Only PAF, CWR, ITM and LLOY have done well for me this week
BOO recovered a bit after update
But SHG has hardly moved after resources in West Kenya were updated to 1.5m ounces
Could be a 3m+ mine when they open the mine........2024/5

ZEN
nice......up 35% in 5 days
https://www.google.com/finance/quote/ZEN:LON?window=5D

"its the whole commodity sector." EXCLUDING ANTO
:-o(((((

Very generous to buy a new IPAD for him for the KRS tip
As its only up 20% atm

Shares have leapt higher on optimistic reports from Russia, with the FTSE 100 jumping over 80 in a matter of seconds.

Russian news agency InterFax reported that President Putin said that "there are certain positive developments in the negotiations on Ukraine".

The Footise is up 129 points (1.8%) on the day at 7,228.09 and indices in Europe have jumped even higher, with the Dax and CAC up more than 3%, and US futures also shooting higher.

PEARSON
RNS out - possible cash offer from apollo

PEARSON up 23%....801p

In non-double speak: "We will sell them energy as long as they are prepared to buy because we will be fcked without their money"

Russia has no intention of suspending oil and gas deliveries to Europe despite the unprecedented sanctions imposed on Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin said, while Western governments weighed how to lessen their dependency on Russian power. "We will fulfil all our obligations in the field of energy supply. We will supply everything we have to supply," Putin said at a government meeting on Thursday, according to the Interfax news agency. He described Europe as the main customer for Russian energy. Putin threatened to cut off German natural gas supplies for the first time earlier this week, as the scale and severity of Western sanctions imposed on Moscow for the war in Ukraine became clear.

Russia has no intention of suspending oil and gas deliveries to Europe despite the unprecedented sanctions imposed on Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin said, while Western governments weighed how to lessen their dependency on Russian power. "We will fulfil all our obligations in the field of energy supply. We will supply everything we have to supply," Putin said at a government meeting on Thursday, according to the Interfax news agency. He described Europe as the main customer for Russian energy. Putin threatened to cut off German natural gas supplies for the first time earlier this week, as the scale and severity of Western sanctions imposed on Moscow for the war in Ukraine became clear.

FTSE UP 1.00%
view live
https://www.ig.com/uk/indices/markets-indices/ftse-100

Timber was one of the earliest commodities to rocket
Troajan pointed it out as it went up 100% just after the World opened up after COVID