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Looks to me like some one is dumping 23,368, 23,362 etc
We have been taking rather a pounding recently especially as we are supposed to have new facility coming on line. Surprised no one has any comments/news
Brave man. Will need a lot of patience I reckon. China is in a mess - like the rest of the planet.
Absolutely bang on my button too MrTC. Im defo in two minds as to whether to ride this out or take the hit and preserve whats left in the ruins. Big problems for me are China is looking to be in for a long downturn and so 227 could be far from the bottom and I have also lost faith in Kerley and Duhra and like you say their silence is sort of insult to injury. A cut in the divi would be the coup de grace.
On the other side of the coin is that the companies they are invested in dont seem to be doing too badly so how much of this fall is simply due to sentiment of the moment and if the divi can be maintained with scope for capital growth later its still looks a good investment and like you say its not just HFEL taking a good whacking . Can you decide for me please :-)
Interesting post johnj
Either there is no one left with a position in HFEL on LSE or they are all in a state of shock induced by the pain of the constantly falling sp
All shares are manipulated - its what they are for. Oil went down today by the way. The US and China are being manipulated too - but there you go. Maybe its all related to that Christmas thing
I find you can ignore most trades shown after 4.30
The blue was nice whilst it lasted
Somebody wants to buy them is a good sign. Prologis are not exactly inexperienced in the game. and are expressing confidence.
And its a bit of history that didnt quite pan out
Thats the Daily Express !!!!
The big question is what does mad Vlad do now? Does he get really mad and in order to restore his image go full bore into Ukraine? Cant see him throwing the towel in - not his style. Or does Russian military morale collapse?
How many of those suing the energy companies are driving around with IC engines and wrapping their butties in clingfilm
I think your second paragraph explains your first. Perhaps if the Tories (so called) and the other lot saw business as something other than a cash cow to be sacrificed every time they feel the overpowering urge to give away others hard earned to the idle and the feckless there wouldnt need to be a discussion about mandating folk to invest in the struggling London market. If increasing numbers of companies are giving it the elbow in favour of especially NY and Eire then forcing British based investors to be stuck with it would make them an object of pity and to be avoided. Great care is needed when mandating peoples business. Politicians rarely exercise it
With Shell's comments yesterday and Looney's change of speed the other month it makes me wonder whether they are worried about their future direction. There is not much good news for oilies out there at the moment though I listened to a group of analysts this am who said that the peak in demand and fall in prices and predicted yesterday by the IEA and GS earlier will be nowhere near as soon or as severe as those two are predicting. My own feeling is that there includes a bit of wishful thinking for some of them.
and of course thats not because he gives a **** about mortgage payers (he and his ever smirking side kick have recently been quite happy to hit em all with higher taxes). its because there are a lot of em that will be bearing a grudge and the ge is getting closer. god forbid a politician does anything for the long term good rather than his own short term survival. lots of tax give aways coming up. whether we can afford em or not is irrelevant there is a ge to be won so trussenomics is ok for now.
god forbid bailey does anything - he's always the wrong option
Sunak has apparently ordered banks to protect borrowers from surging mortgage rates. Not sure how they do that but it looks like you can forget your 'no govt interference'
Agree. Cant abide that constant self satisfied sneering grin of the bloke. I find him detestable and as theaky says his tax policies seem designed to deter investment in the UK. If so they are about the only thing hes ever got right. Maybe as a remainer he wants us to join the EU in recession
Bit late Hunty. Harbour has gone along with its investments, jobs and numerous other businesses. You keep taxing and they will keep leaving - check your history and your psychology text books. My history book says you were hopeless as health secretary nobody knows who gave you this job to similarly make a balls of. It was underhanded and behind closed doors for certain.