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Dear me Jimini you need to take a chill pill.

At no point have I claimed Superdry’s share price would be anywhere near £5 as you claim.
I believe the share price is artificially high and tried to suggest that anyone with half decent profit should cash them in.
Perhaps you should concentrate on what I post when you’re reading and not allow your mind to project the aggression you for what ever reason are carrying.

Sorry John I couldn’t resist poking a little fun on this subject... But the payment of the bill would make an interesting question for the AGM.

Claridge's three restaurants have closed in accordance with the latest lockdown but the hotel remains open to guests travelling for work.

'Julian Dunkerton, the multi-millionaire boss of Superdry, has moved his pregnant wife and his core staff to Claridge's to isolate for two weeks before she is due to give birth,' a source told MailOnline.

However as Mr Dunkerton has temporarily moved his commercial operation to the Mayfair hotel the Superdry director his wife and his staff qualify as business travellers.

While Julian and Jade are staying in the palatial two-bedroom Royal Suite – rate card price £14,000 per night plus VAT – members of their entourage have had to make do with less luxurious beds, costing as little as £600-a-night.
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Being kept like royalty in The Royal Suite's rooms which Claridge's claim are inspired by her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
I wonder which account will be used to foot the royal bill!

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8970997/amp/Pregnant-wife-Superdry-millionaire-isolating-14-000-night-CLARIDGES-suite.html

There will be another Dunkerton this evening.

I watched in amazement at the share price as it touched 102.0 yesterday and even though the price is off it’s lows at 110+/- it’s still as cheap as chips.
At this price with $350m in cash no debt or hedging and with the recently achieved Egyptian government mining licenses confirmed Centamin is vulnerable to M&A

Shares on major European stock markets went mostly up on Wednesday as the investors were monitoring the US presidential election and positive coronavirus vaccine news that boosted global sentiment. Outgoing US President Donald Trump also showed up at a press conference on Tuesday to comment on the Dow Jones' biggest rise ever.

The DAX stood flat at 7:45 am CET, while, at the same time, the FTSE 100 rose by 0.16% and the CAC 40 advanced by 0.19%.

The euro stood flat against the dollar to sell for $1.18946 at 7:47 am CET. The pound sterling went down by 0.12% against the United States' currency to exchange hands for $1.33460 at the same time.

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Shares on major European stock markets went mostly up on Wednesday as the investors were monitoring the US presidential election and positive coronavirus vaccine news that boosted global sentiment. Outgoing US President Donald Trump also showed up at a press conference on Tuesday to comment on the Dow Jones' biggest rise ever.

The DAX stood flat at 7:45 am CET, while, at the same time, the FTSE 100 rose by 0.16% and the CAC 40 advanced by 0.19%.

The euro stood flat against the dollar to sell for $1.18946 at 7:47 am CET. The pound sterling went down by 0.12% against the United States' currency to exchange hands for $1.33460 at the same time.

Breaking the News / TF

Hello Market22, I am sorry to read that you are no longer going to post on the cey board.
I have enjoyed your comments as long as I’ve been here.
Please don’t be a stranger as familiar regular posters add quality to the board.
All the best.
Regards Razor

Shares on major European stock markets gained during premarket trading on Tuesday as progress in the development of coronavirus vaccines continued to boost investor sentiment.

Aside from the two mRNA vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna, both of which boast efficacy of 95%, AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford shared details this week on their own vaccine. Although this COVID-19 vaccine has an average efficacy of 70%, it has some other advantages compared to Pfizer's and Moderna's, including easier storage and price.

The DAX rose 0.93% at 7:45 am CET, while the CAC 40 was up 0.87%. In London, the FTSE 100 advanced 0.66%. The euro was up 0.13% against the dollar at 7:50 am CET, buying 1.18532. At the same time, the pound rose 0.13% compared to the dollar to 1.33364.

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Shares on major European stock markets gained during premarket trading on Tuesday as progress in the development of coronavirus vaccines continued to boost investor sentiment.

Aside from the two mRNA vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna, both of which boast efficacy of 95%, AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford shared details this week on their own vaccine. Although this COVID-19 vaccine has an average efficacy of 70%, it has some other advantages compared to Pfizer's and Moderna's, including easier storage and price.

The DAX rose 0.93% at 7:45 am CET, while the CAC 40 was up 0.87%. In London, the FTSE 100 advanced 0.66%. The euro was up 0.13% against the dollar at 7:50 am CET, buying 1.18532. At the same time, the pound rose 0.13% compared to the dollar to 1.33364.

Breaking the News / JC

Major European stock markets traded higher in the premarket on Monday ahead of economic data that is to be released later in the day. The European Union, the United Kingdom, and Germany are all expected to reveal their preliminary reports on manufacturing and services in November. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank's (ECB) Philip Lane promised the bank would keep its Pandemic Emergency Purchase Program (PEPP) as long as economic activity is disrupted due to COVID-19.

The DAX traded 0.40% higher at 7:40 am CET, while, at the same time, the FTSE 100 rose by 0.25% and the CAC 40 advanced by 0.44%.

The euro gained 0.15% to the dollar to sell for $1.18760 at 7:30 am CET. The pound sterling went up by 0.21% against the United States' currency to exchange hands for $1.33217 at 7:31 am CET.

Breaking the News / JR

Major European stock markets traded higher in the premarket on Monday ahead of economic data that is to be released later in the day. The European Union, the United Kingdom, and Germany are all expected to reveal their preliminary reports on manufacturing and services in November. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank's (ECB) Philip Lane promised the bank would keep its Pandemic Emergency Purchase Program (PEPP) as long as economic activity is disrupted due to COVID-19.

The DAX traded 0.40% higher at 7:40 am CET, while, at the same time, the FTSE 100 rose by 0.25% and the CAC 40 advanced by 0.44%.

The euro gained 0.15% to the dollar to sell for $1.18760 at 7:30 am CET. The pound sterling went up by 0.21% against the United States' currency to exchange hands for $1.33217 at 7:31 am CET.

Breaking the News / JR

Shares on major European markets traded mostly flat during premarket trading on Friday as investors are monitoring the situation regarding the EU budget and the incoming data. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said earlier that the European Union will continue to try to find a solution to the budget veto Poland and Hungary imposed earlier this week. On the data front, British retail sales went up by 1.2% in October and Germany's producer prices fell by 0.7%. Also, the European Commission will report on EU consumer confidence later in the day.

The DAX stood flat at 8:02 am CET, as well as the CAC 40. In London, the FTSE 100 rose by 0.15%.

The euro stood flat against the dollar at 8:04 am CET, buying $1.18840 while the pound rose by 0.09% against the greenback selling for $1.32864 at the same time.

Breaking the News / TF

Shares on major European markets traded mostly flat during premarket trading on Friday as investors are monitoring the situation regarding the EU budget and the incoming data. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said earlier that the European Union will continue to try to find a solution to the budget veto Poland and Hungary imposed earlier this week. On the data front, British retail sales went up by 1.2% in October and Germany's producer prices fell by 0.7%. Also, the European Commission will report on EU consumer confidence later in the day.

The DAX stood flat at 8:02 am CET, as well as the CAC 40. In London, the FTSE 100 rose by 0.15%.

The euro stood flat against the dollar at 8:04 am CET, buying $1.18840 while the pound rose by 0.09% against the greenback selling for $1.32864 at the same time.

Breaking the News / TF

Teasing y’al

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European shares moved lower during premarket trading on Thursday as fears over more shutdowns offset optimism surrounding coronavirus vaccines. Across Europe, countries continued to struggle to keep the pandemic in check, while in the United States, the growing number of cases led to the tightening of measures in states like California, New York, and Ohio.

The DAX dipped 0.73% at 7:30 am CET, while the FTSE 100 lost 0.82%. The CAC 40 was down 0.57% in Paris. The euro declined 0.03% against the dollar at 7:35 am CET, buying 1.18492. At the same time, the pound fell 0.28% versus the greenback, to go for 1.32322.

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European shares moved lower during premarket trading on Thursday as fears over more shutdowns offset optimism surrounding coronavirus vaccines. Across Europe, countries continued to struggle to keep the pandemic in check, while in the United States, the growing number of cases led to the tightening of measures in states like California, New York, and Ohio.

The DAX dipped 0.73% at 7:30 am CET, while the FTSE 100 lost 0.82%. The CAC 40 was down 0.57% in Paris. The euro declined 0.03% against the dollar at 7:35 am CET, buying 1.18492. At the same time, the pound fell 0.28% versus the greenback, to go for 1.32322.

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Ratings that seek to boil down the environmental, social and governance (ESG) credentials of companies to a single number are ‘nonsense’ according to Catherine Flockhart, a director at Baillie Gifford.

In this short video, Flockhart explains why the managers of the group’s top-performing Positive Change fund eschew these ESG ratings in favour of other approaches to establish the positive impact of stocks.

This is the final part of our series of edited highlights from our event, The Search for Growth Stocks that can Change the World, sponsored by Baillie Gifford.

You can watch the first, which explains how the fund’s managers seek out companies making a positive impact on society, here.

https://citywire.co.uk/funds-insider/news/baillie-gifford-why-we-think-esg-ratings-are-nonsense/a1425436

In accordance with Listing Rule 9.6.14, the Company announces that Dr Sally Eyre, Non-Executive Director of the Company, has stepped down as Non-Executive Director of Japan Gold Corp, with immediate effect.

Japan Gold Corp is a TSX Venture Exchange listed company (TSX-V:JG).

This announcement contains regulated information.

Major European stock market indexes traded in the red in the premarket on Wednesday. The dampened sentiment came after Moderna's Chief Executive Stephane Bancel warned the European Union that prolonged negotiations for the purchase of its COVID-19 vaccine could put the timely delivery of the doses at risk. The European Commission confirmed in the meantime it had approved another purchase of CureVac's vaccine candidate against coronavirus

The DAX declined 0.40% at 7:57 am CET, the FTSE 100 fell by 0.55% at the same time while the CAC 40 lost 0.22% at 8:00 am CET.

The euro grew 0.10% against the dollar, going for 1.18765 at 7:55 am CET while the pound gained 0.08% compared to the greenback at the same time to change hands at 1.32632.

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