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I've got a feeling that we are going to finish positive/in the green today, fingers crossed!

Nice green finish in a very volatile day, hopefully a clear sign of things to come over coming weeks, months, and years for this now much undervalued company/SP.
GLA

And on top of all, now is the cheapest time EVER for companies to borrow money and benefit from almost Zero% interest rates!

Increased public/construction spending is already well in the pipeline, particularly by the Department of Transport, and much more is now to be expected. As someone has already pointed out here, Kier is now also great defensive play IMHO.

"Construction Sector Can Help Lead Economic Recovery: ILO", interesting read:
http://www.businessworld.in/article/Construction-Sector-Can-Help-Lead-Economic-Recovery-ILO/12-05-2020-191844/

Brokerage (Peel Hunt) downgrade/reduce rating today along with latest AML price target now set at only 30 was post two earlier broker downgrades and IMO, baring a miracle, we'll have another leg or two down from here for sure.

Spot on, there is not a huge amount of decent competition out there when it comes to major construction projects, hence, Kier will certainly benefit big time from increased infrastructure spending already announced and IMO much more to come/required as best current option to kick start the UK economy from here.

Unfortunately and based on historical performance, I can only see negative news/sentiment going forward here for sometime.

IMHO, KIE is in the right sector for speedy/increased post lock down activity while also benefiting from higher infrastructure spending to help kick start the economy. KIE now has much improved management, efficiency, finances and as a result is very well positioned among peers to gain increased business volume going forward. IMOO, KIE SP is currently among the most undervalued shares in the FTSE and truly has massive upsides ahead!
GLA

No respite here for a while IMO, mainly due to short/medium term prospects for crude, they are dire! However, if PMO can successfully ride this out (and that is a big If), I then see huge potential here over time.

Great! Kier Group is better positioned, now certainly more efficient IMO, and it's SP has again IMO a lot lot lot more upside than Morgan Sindall.

Personally, I wouldn't be surprised if KIE ends the day in green going into the long weekend with Govt. announcement imminent, looking at all the fundamentals, no doubt IMHO that massive upside is here in good time.

"U.K. Lockdown Could Be Eased from Monday":
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-06/johnson-says-some-changes-to-u-k-lockdown-likely-from-monday

Once the lockdown easing timetable has been finalised, IMHO this will then really fly on the back of those plans.

Kier is now well managed and as a result has recently become much more efficient in it's operations; construction sector will be one of the early gainers once lockdown restrictions begin to ease and IMHO, KIE SP will then fly. Additionally, I believe in order to kick start the UK economy there will be increased number of projects in the pipeline for which Kier is very well positioned.

RHI Magnesita will take sometime to recover IMO; interesting note/read here just out today in Proactive Investors on RHIM:

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/918831/rhi-magnesita-hit-by-significant-slowdown-in-customer-activity-in-april-918831.html

Fully agree, as upside potential is so massive here in good time, and moves may eventually be very fast and furious IMHO.
GLA

Added/Bought the dip, RDSB is well diversified, efficient, and way undervalued, IMHO, should have massive upside going forward.
GLA

IMO, oil prices will recover much sooner than most expect, and the cycle will continue!

As most of you are aware, post the BG acquisition, Shell has become much more of a Gas play than before, it is also generally very prudent with finances, and now even more under Ben van Beurden as CEO. If oil production significantly drops as looking likely due to current demand destruction along with ongoing storage space shortages, Gas prices will inevitably rise further as relating Gas demand has certainly not dropped but Gas production will drop along with oil as they are naturally linked. Hence as a result of this diversification, IMHO, Shell is in a much better and stronger position than other O&G companies at present but nevertheless, most O&G companies will suffer this year regardless after which again IMHO, I now strongly believe there will be big light there for O&G companies ahead!