There has just been an item on the main news on French TV Channel TF1 on lithium in Portugal and interviews with a couple of people from Savannah. Clearly a lot of potential but the newsclip raised possible environmental concerns. GLA.
Airlines always get it wrong when it comes to the price of oil. Draconian restrictions put in place by major IATA carriers in 2008 just as the price of oil was falling. Now Flybe quote the price of oil as a reason for reviewing strategic options (i.e. putting themselves up for sale). BA share price has risen since late October, and Easyjet looked to have bottomed out. All that will come out of this is that Flybe is likely to be snapped up cheaply because they have panicked at the wrong time. Must be worth more than the current market cap.
Can anyone please explain why this morning until around 9.20am the price for buying the stock went down after every trade shown on Level 2 (they were shown as sells but they were for the most part clearly buys).
Is this due to short closing or failure of market participants to disclose up all the trades in a timely fashion?