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Joan - remember, if you feel you are being bullied, you can go and make a complaint with the Police. They take a stern view of old women being bullied online. If you contact the Fool on Twitter he may be able to help explain the process as he has been saying that he is going to complain to them as he feels victimised, bullied and subject to the dreaded Cancel Culture.

The cheek of a platform like LSE deciding that they want to have rules in place to try and keep people in check.

Joan,

Ibug might only be putting up the photos to track users IP addresses. Why are you defending Adrian? Surely a new user such as yourself would not know all the characters who post on this board, or who has been banned or why?

'Holding back the real pics'

Joan - do you not think that he might have learned from the foolish expert who hides in the bushes snapping waste water tankers and then puts the haz plates on Twitter and implies that the waste water trucks are carrying full loads of oil?

I am sure a decent upstanding woman such as yourself would condemn such underhand behaviour outright and agree that the said fool rightly deserves the lifetime ban that he has received.

"Wall Street and Beijing fight fallout of ransomware attack on China’s biggest bank. New York arm of ICBC forced to use a USB stick to transmit data after its systems were compromised... Some traders suggested the hack at ICBC may even have contributed to a sharp sell-off in long-dated Treasuries later on Thursday following a $24bn auction of 30-year bonds."

Link to FT article

https://archive.ph/V7ZxZ

More pressure on US rates is the last thing Western economies need at the moment.

Fascists storming the Cenotaph on Armistice Day.

Braverman should resign.

https://twitter.com/ByDonkeys/status/1723305844488462514

Or - they keep pushing up interest rates and the UK has to follow to stop our currency getting battered and re-igniting / importing inflation. Then there are more pay increases and stagflation slowly creeps in.

Vivek Ramaswamy = 100% grifter hoping to become Trump's VP by appealing to the Asian voting base as well as the hard core MAGA-QOP. He has even gone as low as to suggest that the US "Deep State" carried out 9/11. He make Doris look like a decent bloke and that takes some doing.

https://newrepublic.com/post/175128/atlantic-recording-vivek-ramaswamy-9-11-remarks

"It could be interpreted as 30P."

It 'could' be £100 a share... there is no upper limit for conversion. But, how do you interpret 0.3p as 30p? Is your name Lee There is a floor of 0.3p which is 80% below the current price.

Industrial strength ramping is going to be required to keep the share price up; poor quality ramping at volume will not work.

They run out of cash again next week, and the latest Speaker is a Christofascist MAGA-Nut. He is keen on rewriting the US Constitution to make the US a Christian country etc etc

Q _ 'explain why swing traders in loss making oil exploration and production companies lose their money in the long run'

A _ 'There are a few key reasons why swing traders tend to lose money over time when trading loss-making oil exploration and production companies:

Fundamentally weak companies: Loss-making oil E&P firms typically face significant underlying problems with their assets, operations, costs, debt levels etc. Attempting to trade around short-term stock moves ignores these major structural issues.

High volatility but downward bias: Oil exploration stocks can see big swings on news like well results or oil price changes. However, sustained downtrends are common as weak fundamentals drag on share prices over time. Short-term ups can reverse quickly.

Technically challenging: The extreme volatility makes timing entries and exits difficult. Stop losses get hit frequently. Gains often reverse if traders overstay their position. Most ranges and breakouts fail. Trend following is hazardous.

Low success rate: Even disciplined, risk-controlled technical trading strategies have a low win rate and high failure rate trading oil explorers. This erodes capital over time despite occasional wins.

Unpredictable binary events: Outcomes from key events like well drilling or M&A deals are unpredictable. Binary news creates spike risks that can stop out positions hastily entered.

Better opportunities elsewhere: Traders have higher success and lower risk trading other sectors with healthier fundamentals and technical characteristics.

Overall, swinging loss-making oil exploration stocks relies more on gambling around binary events versus trading momentum or value. It fails to overcome weak fundamentals. Sticking with quality companies in sustainable uptrends gives a trader better odds of success.'

Sounds a bit like Adrian and UKOG

'Has anyone talked about cancelling the Lord Mayor’s Show in London, which says it starts at 11?'

https://twitter.com/RichardJMurphy/status/1723031096856572150

https://lordmayorsshow.london/practicalities/where-to-go

And, what with 'Joan'? It seems a bit suspect that you regularly choose female names for your new account and regularly misgender people. Have you been over exposed to deviants when you hide in the bushes to take photos of tankers carrying waste water?

Adrian,

"Real holders are glad they are in this weekend for an expected rise ."

So you have bought back in again after taking a loss last week?

You are always wrong - it is why your accounts get closed.

Do you not think that it is rather sad that you have to wait until Admin have gone home to post because you know they do not tolerate your nonsense?

Me, sarcastic? Never...

? ATMs are normally full of cash ?

Https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-11-10/china-hungry-for-crops-amid-bad-weather-and-food-security-push

I sold out after the fiasco of a threat to leave LSE without explaining the alternative... Still following the company though; how much cheaper could it go as there seems to be a determined / distressed seller(s) slowly feeding more shares than the market can digest.

China buying up stocks of grain and soybeans means next years harvest can expect to be sold at higher prices so farmers may be prepared to invest more in inputs. Whether PHC can sell those inputs is another question but overall the market should see positive influences.

Another competitor on the way out?

https://twitter.com/gnievchenko/status/1722929539217489981

'Heather Cox Richardson is an American academic historian, author, and educator. She is a professor of history at Boston College'

The 'Letters from an American' daily email is highly recommended

From 'Letters from an American':

"The Republican-dominated House of Representatives remains unable to agree even to a way forward toward funding the United States government. This is a five-alarm fire.

The continuing resolution for funding the government Congress passed in September when then–House speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) couldn’t pass appropriations bills runs out on November 17. If something is not done, and done quickly, the U.S. will face a shutdown over Thanksgiving. This will not only affect family gatherings and the holiday, it will hit Black Friday—which, as the busiest shopping day of the year, is what keeps a number of businesses afloat. "

https://heathercoxrichardson.substack.com/p/november-9-2023-thursday

The MAGA QOP wants to break everything...