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Great idea for Easter

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It looks like those shares that may be affected by supply chains are down and shares that sell things like Covid tests are up.

From the BBC article - Multinational companies have halted some operations as China widens its Covid lockdowns - among its biggest since the start of the pandemic.

Tens of millions of people across the country face restrictions, including the entire Jilin province and technology hub Shenzhen, as authorities report record numbers of cases.

Toyota, Volkswagen and Apple supplier Foxconn are among the firms affected.

The lockdowns have raised concerns that crucial supply chains may be disrupted.

Looks like Apple are affected by supply chain issues.

https://www.boohooplc.com/sites/boohoo-corp/files/boohoo-group-global-manufacturing-supply-chain-28-1-2022.pdf

Asos, THG and Boohoo are all down today.

(Reuters) - European stocks fell more than 2% on Tuesday, with commodity-linked sectors leading the losses, as concerns about surging coronavirus cases in China added to nerves ahead of a widely expected U.S. interest rate hike.

European stocks dropped on Tuesday, following another day of sharp declines for Chinese equities, as investors weighed the potential economic implications of the war in Ukraine and the prospect of monetary policy tightening by the US Federal Reserve.

A state television employee burst on to Russia’s main state television evening news broadcast on Monday to protest against Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the most public sign yet of simmering domestic discontent over the three-week war.

Marina Ovsyannikova, an editor at Channel One, appeared for a few seconds live on air holding a sign that said “Stop the war — Don’t believe propaganda — They’re lying to you” and chanting “Stop the war! No to war!”

Does it matter so much what the correct definition is for a penny stock? Not to me. Maybe to you. The definition of a penny stock isn't going to make me money. Is it going to make you money? I don't think so. Dear God, get it in perspective.

This is not an exam board, it's a chat board for opinions, sometimes facts and sadly, more often than not, people use it to put others down. Why? What do you get out of it? Does it make you feel superior to catch someone out on the definition of a penny stock? What does that say about you?

Investing in shares is about learning. Nobody gets it right all the time.

Yes you're right however not everyone reads the full text so learn to be flexible with definitions and not pedantic.

Quote from the FT

"It is often assumed that China will be the senior partner in the “no limits” partnership with Russia but Xi’s decision to embrace Putin now looks likes a miscalculation.

It is hard to play the long game if you tie yourself to a reckless gambler."

Could be trouble for Shein if China provides military aid to Russia and sanctions are imposed on China.

Penny stocks are shares of companies that are traded for less than £1 in the UK or $5 in the US.

There are different definitions for penny stocks.

https://www.ig.com/uk/trading-strategies/what-are-penny-stocks--220111

Investing in shares is about learning from your mistakes. No-one gets it right all the time. Not even you, I would think.

I'm still the one with 360,000 Boohoo shares bought at 27p in 2015 and managed to short Boohoo from 200p to 90p. How about you?

I never said that at all.

Maybe I am, maybe I'm not, who knows.

I have always had 360,000 Boohoo shares bought in 2015 at 27p. I had a short on Boohoo from 200p to 90p and have always kept my 360,000 boohoo shares.

https://www.debenhams.com

And Debenhams sells all the high profit margin items.

https://recom.ai/15-high-profit-margin-products-to-start-selling-in-2021/