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Gold still circa $10 higher than it was at 4:30 this afternoon.

Long and strong Centamin

At 112.90 all my shares are in profit!

At $1755.46

You’re right Kitty, I think the economy is better than is expected.
Because of furlough most people have disposable cash.
I think there could be a good economic bounce back.

Well done getting your second jab I am still waiting.
Definitely think the government should enforce no jab no travel... there’s a growing number of scaredy-cats shying off because of blood clots, not fair on the rest of the heard.
Bol

Cheers Trader, it’s a pity the FTSE is only up 0.09% and not 0.9 but I suppose it’s better than down.
Bol

Equities on major European stock markets were mostly higher in premarket trade on Thursday as investors seemingly focused on the latest coronavirus-related developments. The European Union continued to work on establishing a Digital Green Certificate, while the European Medicines Agency revealed that its investigation into possible links between Johnson & Johnson's vaccine and blood clots is still ongoing. The number of cases in Germany reached a three-month high.

The DAX was flat, while and London's FTSE 100 gained 0.09% at 7:59 am CET. The CAC 40 was 0.20% up at 8:01 am CET.

Both the euro and the pound traded flat against the dollar to sell for 1.19747 and 1.37746, respectively, at 7:58 am CET.

Breaking the News / MS

Equities on major European stock markets were mostly higher in premarket trade on Thursday as investors seemingly focused on the latest coronavirus-related developments. The European Union continued to work on establishing a Digital Green Certificate, while the European Medicines Agency revealed that its investigation into possible links between Johnson & Johnson's vaccine and blood clots is still ongoing. The number of cases in Germany reached a three-month high.

The DAX was flat, while and London's FTSE 100 gained 0.09% at 7:59 am CET. The CAC 40 was 0.20% up at 8:01 am CET.

Both the euro and the pound traded flat against the dollar to sell for 1.19747 and 1.37746, respectively, at 7:58 am CET.

Breaking the News / MS

Boohoo (BOO) is ‘moving in the right direction’ in terms of its environmental, social and governance (ESG) credentials, according to broker Berenberg.

Analyst Michael Benedict reiterated his ‘buy’ recommendation and target price of 460p on the stock, which closed 3.2p, or 0.9%, higher at 359p.

He noted ‘two positive ESG-related steps’ taken by the group recently.

‘It has published its consolidated, mapped and audited UK supplier list, and it has also launched its ESG strategy,’ said Benedict.

‘With upside risk to revenue forecasts and a rerating opportunity should further progress be made in addressing previous ESG issues, we think that the risk-to-reward trade-off is favourable.’

Major indexes in Europe traded in the green on Wednesday premarket as investors waited for today's batch of economic data and corporate earnings.

The FTSE 100 gained 0.09% at 7:36 am CET, while the DAX jumped 0.36% at the same time. The CAC 40 increased 0.56%.

The euro advanced 0.12% against the greenback at 7:35 am CET, changing hands for 1.19625. The pound was up 0.18% concurrently, selling for 1.37760 dollars.

Breaking the News / MD

Major indexes in Europe traded in the green on Wednesday premarket as investors waited for today's batch of economic data and corporate earnings.

The FTSE 100 gained 0.09% at 7:36 am CET, while the DAX jumped 0.36% at the same time. The CAC 40 increased 0.56%.

The euro advanced 0.12% against the greenback at 7:35 am CET, changing hands for 1.19625. The pound was up 0.18% concurrently, selling for 1.37760 dollars.

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“...becomes a reality and not speculation.”

What usually happens to a share like Centamin is that it sits glaringly cheap for ages and over one press release the company fundamentals are massively rejigged and causing a technical analysis rethink and in one day the price adjusts upwardly and the cheap shares are no more.
Then you get shoulda, coulda comments.
In truth we are where we are until such a value changing RNS becomes a reality I’m not speculation.

European stocks looked for direction in Tuesday's premarket trading as investors continued to focus on the COVID-19 pandemic and awaited the release of economic data from the United Kingdom, including trade balance and GDP figures. Meanwhile, a UK study showed the British variant of the coronavirus spreads faster than other strains, but found no evidence it is more lethal than other variants.

The DAX added 0.14% at 7:28 am CET, the FTSE 100 was flat at the same time and the CAC 40 lost 0.05% at 7:19 am CET.

The euro declined 0.18% against the dollar to sell for 1.18896 at 7:30 am CET and the pound decreased 0.10% compared to the greenback to go for 1.37314 at the same time.

Breaking the News / NP

European stocks looked for direction in Tuesday's premarket trading as investors continued to focus on the COVID-19 pandemic and awaited the release of economic data from the United Kingdom, including trade balance and GDP figures. Meanwhile, a UK study showed the British variant of the coronavirus spreads faster than other strains, but found no evidence it is more lethal than other variants.

The DAX added 0.14% at 7:28 am CET, the FTSE 100 was flat at the same time and the CAC 40 lost 0.05% at 7:19 am CET.

The euro declined 0.18% against the dollar to sell for 1.18896 at 7:30 am CET and the pound decreased 0.10% compared to the greenback to go for 1.37314 at the same time.

Breaking the News / NP

European stock markets were slightly lower in premarket trade on Monday after French Minister of State for European Affairs Clement Beaune said over the weekend that the European Union's €750 billion recovery program should be doubled. In addition, European Central Bank Executive Board member Fabio Panetta urged the bank to take steps to finally reach its 2% inflation target to avoid any potential economic damage in the future.

The DAX decreased by 0.22%, London's FTSE 100 lost 0.24% and the CAC 40 declined 0.09% at at 8:00 am CET.

The euro was 0.09% lower against the dollar at 7:59 am CET, trading at 1.18892. The British pound was 0.13% down compared to the American currency, going for 1.36917 at the same time.

Breaking the News / MS

European stock markets were slightly lower in premarket trade on Monday after French Minister of State for European Affairs Clement Beaune said over the weekend that the European Union's €750 billion recovery program should be doubled. In addition, European Central Bank Executive Board member Fabio Panetta urged the bank to take steps to finally reach its 2% inflation target to avoid any potential economic damage in the future.

The DAX decreased by 0.22%, London's FTSE 100 lost 0.24% and the CAC 40 declined 0.09% at at 8:00 am CET.

The euro was 0.09% lower against the dollar at 7:59 am CET, trading at 1.18892. The British pound was 0.13% down compared to the American currency, going for 1.36917 at the same time.

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Asos (ASC) benefited from the switch to online shopping in the pandemic, but AJ Bell says the company stands to benefit from the reopening of the economy too as people venture outside their homes again.

Interim results published on Thursday showed revenue rose 25% to £2bn in the half year, reflecting a 25% increase in retail sales, with growth being particularly strong in the UK.

Analyst Danni Hewson said fears that the online fashion retailer would be hit by its younger customers feeling the Covid-19 pinch were unfounded.

‘Reopening should offer some benefit as people refresh their wardrobes to get out and do stuff again but we will also see some demand filter back to shops,’ said Hewson.

‘Though, like other trends accelerated by the pandemic, a greater proportion of people buying clothes online is something which looks to be here to stay.’

After slipping on the day of the results, the shares slumped again on Friday, closing down 4.1%, or 230p, at £53.60

Asos (ASC) benefited from the switch to online shopping in the pandemic, but AJ Bell says the company stands to benefit from the reopening of the economy too as people venture outside their homes again.

Interim results published on Thursday showed revenue rose 25% to £2bn in the half year, reflecting a 25% increase in retail sales, with growth being particularly strong in the UK.

Analyst Danni Hewson said fears that the online fashion retailer would be hit by its younger customers feeling the Covid-19 pinch were unfounded.

‘Reopening should offer some benefit as people refresh their wardrobes to get out and do stuff again but we will also see some demand filter back to shops,’ said Hewson.

‘Though, like other trends accelerated by the pandemic, a greater proportion of people buying clothes online is something which looks to be here to stay.’

After slipping on the day of the results, the shares slumped again on Friday, closing down 4.1%, or 230p, at £53.60

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Kallumama your having a laugh...
“You will find that the price per square foot is the same as retail properties in high streets”

There is a massive difference between retail and industrial square footage costs, that is the fundamental that online shopping is built on!