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One lesson worth learning about free to the public message boards is that there are people who second to their interest in the company develop a taste for teasing inexperienced followers.
The sad asses get a kick out of posting doom and gloom especially when it’s obvious by the current trend that 90% of holders are hurting.
Don’t suffer these fools who are getting a juice from the general suffering.

Equities in Europe trader lower in the premarket on Friday as the situation concerning COVID-19 remained uncertain. Bank of England's Andrew Bailey predicted the United Kingdom's economy, heavily affected by the pandemic, would likely see another "negative quarter" in the first trimester of the year. German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated the European Union was unlikely to introduce certificates that prove one has been inoculated against COVID-19 before May. Meanwhile, the number of new infections registered daily in Italy was the highest since January.

The DAX sank by 1.12% at 7:10 am CET, while at the same time, the FTSE 100 plunged by 1.03%, and the CAC 40 went down by 1.24%.

The euro stood flat against the dollar to sell for $1.21586 at 7:19 am CET. A minute later, the pound sterling lost 0.39% to the greenback to change hands for $1.39520.

Breaking the News / JR

Happy Friday y’al

Equities in Europe trader lower in the premarket on Friday as the situation concerning COVID-19 remained uncertain. Bank of England's Andrew Bailey predicted the United Kingdom's economy, heavily affected by the pandemic, would likely see another "negative quarter" in the first trimester of the year. German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated the European Union was unlikely to introduce certificates that prove one has been inoculated against COVID-19 before May. Meanwhile, the number of new infections registered daily in Italy was the highest since January.

The DAX sank by 1.12% at 7:10 am CET, while at the same time, the FTSE 100 plunged by 1.03%, and the CAC 40 went down by 1.24%.

The euro stood flat against the dollar to sell for $1.21586 at 7:19 am CET. A minute later, the pound sterling lost 0.39% to the greenback to change hands for $1.39520.

Breaking the News / JR

Happy Friday y’al

In fairness Sotolo you are correct.
Martin Morgan’s input as CEO is way more important than an impressive share acquisition.
And to date I am content with what I’ve seen of him via the live cc.
It is a point none the less that a purchase of 50k shrs would have been better received than the 16k
It is controversial but you’ve got every shareholder comparing his own holding to what the CEO purchased.
The effect is poor.

Marmot74, good topic. James Rutherford bought two 100k blocks of shares, the first at a cost of £1.51 per shr and the second at £1.20 per shr. A welcomed endorsement in anyone’s book. Martin Horgan bought 16,406 shr at £1.21
This to me was a lame display from the CEO.
Instead of making a clear heads up show of commitment he left me and I expect everyone else wondering what was that about.
I seriously believe he would have be better buying some stock somewhere else if he wants to make a few pounds.
If he bought the 16,406 to impress people of his commitment the amount confirmed a total failure.

Reading this board is helping people become better investors, knowing that you’re maturing is the pathway to certain profits in the future.

The price adjustment (that happens every trading day at 4:30pm) is simply the market winding up shop.
Some days the official closing price is higher than the price at 4:30 and some days it is lower.

Dealts about two months ago one afternoon I watched Centamin sitting at £1.02 for about thirty minutes.
I watched, thinking this is the bottom of the trend now is the time to buy but I did nothing.
The next day I bought them at £1.08, this was prior to the last numbers release.
After a few weeks I sold them at 1:34

A weak gold and a run on the £ is causing extra downward pressure in the normal downward cycle.
It’ll turn.
Centamin is safe imho

This is a market place... By being annoyed at a price going down is nonsensical.
In order for the price to rise it has to contract.
Our job is to buy when we believe the downward trend has petered out.. So by morning at every turn you’re simply acknowledging to the rest of the board that you misread the trend.
It’s that easy to understand but it takes a master (which I am not) to put it into practice.

Market fundamentals... it will change

If you buy Centamin today with the dollar pound ratio at $1.40 to £1 then the circa 8% loss experienced since the ratio was $1.30 is void. But if while holding the dollar weakens by 10c again you would gain the 8% per se

Chump change but worth noting.

Equities in Europe traded higher on the premarket on Thursday, as Germany and the European Union are to present their latest results on consumer confidence and business climate. European Central Bank (ECB) Chief Economist Philip Lane will give his update on the current state of the economy, severely affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, Moderna Inc. announced it would start testing the new version of its vaccine against COVID-19, designed to target the South African strain of the disease.

The DAX traded 0.59% higher at 7:12 am CET. At the same time, the FTSE 100 rose by 0.40%, and the CAC 40 went up by 0.49%.

The euro gained 0.08% against the dollar to change hands for $1.21757 at 7:18 am CET. A minute later, the pound sterling advanced by 0.16% against the greenback, selling for $1.41590.

Breaking the News / JR

Equities in Europe traded higher on the premarket on Thursday, as Germany and the European Union are to present their latest results on consumer confidence and business climate. European Central Bank (ECB) Chief Economist Philip Lane will give his update on the current state of the economy, severely affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, Moderna Inc. announced it would start testing the new version of its vaccine against COVID-19, designed to target the South African strain of the disease.

The DAX traded 0.59% higher at 7:12 am CET. At the same time, the FTSE 100 rose by 0.40%, and the CAC 40 went up by 0.49%.

The euro gained 0.08% against the dollar to change hands for $1.21757 at 7:18 am CET. A minute later, the pound sterling advanced by 0.16% against the greenback, selling for $1.41590.

Breaking the News / JR

Casino or stock market?

Equities in Europe trader lower in the premarket on Wednesday as Germany is set to reveal its gross domestic product (GDP) in the fourth quarter of 2020. The Bank of England (BoE) will hold its Monetary Policy Report hearings. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom agreed to extend the timeframe the European Union has to ratify the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement until April 30.

The DAX traded 0.45% lower at 7:11 am CET. At the same time, the FTSE sank by 0.81%, while the CAC 40 went down by 0.56%.

The euro stood flat against the dollar, changing hands for $1.21500 at 7:26 am CET. A minute later, the pound sterling advanced by 0.34% against the greenback to sell for $1.41622.

Breaking the News / JR

Happy hump y’al,,,

Equities in Europe trader lower in the premarket on Wednesday as Germany is set to reveal its gross domestic product (GDP) in the fourth quarter of 2020. The Bank of England (BoE) will hold its Monetary Policy Report hearings. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom agreed to extend the timeframe the European Union has to ratify the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement until April 30.

The DAX traded 0.45% lower at 7:11 am CET. At the same time, the FTSE sank by 0.81%, while the CAC 40 went down by 0.56%.

The euro stood flat against the dollar, changing hands for $1.21500 at 7:26 am CET. A minute later, the pound sterling advanced by 0.34% against the greenback to sell for $1.41622.

Breaking the News / JR

Happy hump y’al,,,

Shares on the major stock market indexes in Europe traded above the flatline in the premarket on Tuesday as the investors anticipated data regarding the unemployment rate in the United Kingdom, set for release before the session's start, as well as the inflation data for the euro area, scheduled to go out after the opening bell.

The traders will also keep an eye on the latest developments regarding the COVID relief bill in the United States, as well as the testimony of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell before the US Congress.

The DAX increased by 0.22% at 7:30 am CET, while the FTSE 100 concurrently gained 0.38%. The euro advanced by 0.11% compared to the dollar, selling for 1.21656 at 7:31 am CET, while the pound stood flat versus the greenback, changing hands at 1.40674 at the same time.

Breaking the News / BU

Shares on the major stock market indexes in Europe traded above the flatline in the premarket on Tuesday as the investors anticipated data regarding the unemployment rate in the United Kingdom, set for release before the session's start, as well as the inflation data for the euro area, scheduled to go out after the opening bell.

The traders will also keep an eye on the latest developments regarding the COVID relief bill in the United States, as well as the testimony of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell before the US Congress.

The DAX increased by 0.22% at 7:30 am CET, while the FTSE 100 concurrently gained 0.38%. The euro advanced by 0.11% compared to the dollar, selling for 1.21656 at 7:31 am CET, while the pound stood flat versus the greenback, changing hands at 1.40674 at the same time.

Breaking the News / BU

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/feb/17/mining-boom-commodity-supercycle-copper-nickel-price-investments-clean-energy

Shares on the major European stock market indexes traded lower in the premarket on Monday as the investors kept monitoring the COVID pandemic situation around the world and across the old continent. While British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated that all adults in the United Kingdom are to be offered a vaccine by August, the mayor of Nice asked for the coronavirus containment measures to be tightened in order to curb the spread among the visitors to France's seventh-largest city.

On the data front, the traders will keep an eye on the Institute for Economic Research's (Ifo) report on the business climate in Germany for February.

The DAX slid 0.34% at 7:21 am CET, while the FTSE 100 dropped 0.47% a minute later. In Paris, the CAC 40 decreased by 0.30% at 7:17 am CET. Both the euro and the pound remained unchanged versus the dollar, selling for 1.21219 and 1.40125, respectively at 7:24 am CET.

Breaking the News / BU