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you seen Apple shares new record high ... and whats with the dear jj you never call me dear pointy hat
nada nothing

oh well quiet board ...im off then

red letter ...sea of red all over the indices 100 shares just little bits of coke imperial brands and feel good foods out of everything wish id shorted more

7330 looks sweeter, however, i won't be trading it patience
i feel is key so im going to let lots of daylight divide my points

SKG chart one for watch list if your not already trading it ..you probably are ... so they say demand still mounting
will have a look at a royal mail now

anyway moving along swiftly

Germany dosnt have them as you know never really watched to see if it drops with ftse America ...just a thought<br />well done with your trade low risk is best was looking at micro focus int from the list dropped heaps but struggling to find anything not sure about "the continued moderate decline"" so moving along

just be careful ...https://www.dividenddata.co.uk/exdividenddate.py?m=ftse100
a week until the 4.59 exd

the toaster is a reference to the fire and forks not a name jj users to describe me

possibly a liquidizer gap in chemical foods im locked in hedges with Dow and FTSE cant come out and run naked until a substantial move ... slightly scary but no room for error

Blood moon ...you do realize we will both end up in hell along with the rest of the toasters

looks abit red out there

its a liquidity gap.;)

thank you for your post s
regards pointyhat

if this goes as low as £111.60 i might consider a buy back

just waiting in the sideline for the terrible drop to stop if this continues there will be lots of opportunities to top up at lower price

wrong linkhttps://www.thesun.co.uk/money/6500370/poundworld-poundland-same-thing-trouble-who-owns-companies/

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/shopping/2018/06/poundworld-goes-into-administration---but-no-stores-are-closing-for-nownow that some of the competition has been bashed ...

will this leave a gap in the market for the new food range
67p that is value

its so complex then there is the weight the big retailers have over price which doesn't necessarily correspond with the current market valuations of commodities with ETFs everywhere ie bakery products you see there is all that dark empty space below my pointy hat and it fills with spaghetti you know the score
its a dark pool these supermarkets like Lloyds

could always just go with sterling and the consumer price index until we get a better answer

i dont honestly know which index to prioritize there are so many which would be useful however luckily i know a few people that might so il let you know if they suggest anything