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Shares on the major European stock markets traded higher in the premarket on Tuesday, as the investors shook off some of the fears related to the economic effects that the next wave of lockdowns could cause across the continent focusing on the upcoming presidential election in the United States.

The DAX in Germany rose by 0.76%, at 8:00 am CET, while the FTSE 100 in London gained 0.77% at the same time. The CAC 40 concurrently increased by 0.84%.

The euro advanced 0.19% against the dollar, selling for $1.16590 at 8:03 am CET, while the pound sterling strengthened 0.14% versus the greenback, changing hands at $1.29383 a minute later.

Breaking the News / BU

Shares on the major European stock markets traded higher in the premarket on Tuesday, as the investors shook off some of the fears related to the economic effects that the next wave of lockdowns could cause across the continent focusing on the upcoming presidential election in the United States.

The DAX in Germany rose by 0.76%, at 8:00 am CET, while the FTSE 100 in London gained 0.77% at the same time. The CAC 40 concurrently increased by 0.84%.

The euro advanced 0.19% against the dollar, selling for $1.16590 at 8:03 am CET, while the pound sterling strengthened 0.14% versus the greenback, changing hands at $1.29383 a minute later.

Breaking the News / BU

Gold currently $1893.54

Financial Times: Online food retailer Ocado has raised its full-year profit forecast, cementing its position as one of the corporate winners from a pandemic that has driven more people to shop online.

The Daily Telegraph: China's Alibaba is close to a $300 million investment in British online retailer Farfetch as it continues its push into the Asian market for luxury clothes.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/inews.co.uk/news/business/second-lockdown-cost-millions-lost-business-primark-owner-gvc-745724/amp

Great to see you posting again dude.

Bol

Supercharger if anyone has read my rants they could accuse me of ramping but I can counter the accusation as I’ve already put my money where my mouth is, I can also offer that I’ve been following Centamin for three years, plus and have witnessed roughly the same recovery at least twice, as they say “no brainier”.
There’s also hidden safety harnesses in the $345m in cash and no debt. The reason for mentioning these is no matter if less than desirable news were to be announced the stock won’t bomb.
Enough rah rah from me but to anyone considering buying in I’d say you won’t loose any sleep at current prices.
Bol

Supercharger I have every belief that Centamin will prove a worthy investment even if the price paid is higher than its current market value.

There are pointers for my reasoning and one I like is Martin Horgan referred to having made several mining license applications in the last RNS:
Centamin
Quarterly Report and updated outlook for the three months ended 30 September 202

Released on October 21st

Quote MH;

“During September, Centamin submitted applications for several new exploration licences in Egypt and we look forward to continuing to work with our partners at EMRA and the Ministry of Petroleum to further develop Egypt's gold industry."

Relax and bask.

Benedict has 18 years of experience as CFO of a wide range of both quoted and privately owned businesses, most recently serving as Interim CFO at Dennis Publishing Group. He has extensive relevant sector experience having held a number of CFO roles in the retail sector at businesses including Harrods, Hunter Boots, Game Digital and Spirit Group. Benedict is also currently a Non-Executive Director of McColl's Retail Group PLC and member of the Remuneration and Audit Committees.



Benedict will commence his role as Interim CFO of Superdry on Monday 02 November 2020.



Peter Williams, Chairman of the Board of Superdry, said:



"I am delighted we have secured an Interim CFO with such extensive experience in senior finance roles in the retail sector. This is an important step in giving Superdry leadership and stability in a critical area of the business during an important time."

European shares moved higher during premarket trading on Monday as investors geared up for this week's presidential election in the United States. Both candidates made appearances at numerous campaign events over the weekend, with President Donald Trump particularly focusing on the key battleground state of Pennsylvania.
Meanwhile, a number of European countries expanded lockdowns designed to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, namely Greece, Austria, and the United Kingdom.

The DAX gained 0.69% at 7:37 am CET. The CAC 40 was up 0.28%, while the FTSE 100 rose 0.10% in London.

The euro declined 0.08% compared to the dollar at 7:38 am CET, buying 1.16385. The pound fell 0.28% against the dollar a minute later, to go for 1.29049.

Breaking the News / JC

European shares moved higher during premarket trading on Monday as investors geared up for this week's presidential election in the United States. Both candidates made appearances at numerous campaign events over the weekend, with President Donald Trump particularly focusing on the key battleground state of Pennsylvania.
Meanwhile, a number of European countries expanded lockdowns designed to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, namely Greece, Austria, and the United Kingdom.
The DAX gained 0.69% at 7:37 am CET. The CAC 40 was up 0.28%, while the FTSE 100 rose 0.10% in London. The euro declined 0.08% compared to the dollar at 7:38 am CET, buying 1.16385. The pound fell 0.28% against the dollar a minute later, to go for 1.29049.

Breaking the News / JC

The Times: British Land and Land Securities are among the landlords that have challenged New Look’s company voluntary arrangement, casting renewed doubt over the survival of the fashion chain.

I have read that it’s not expected for Boohoo to do an update until early December.
I could be off the mark, but I think if they assign a new auditor, they will deem the information significant and announce immediately.

They’ll have to close all their high street stores from Thursday onwards as well, but don’t the lockdown is only in England.

Can’t see a massive market reaction to lockdown tomorrow as I believe the market already reflected the situation in last weeks trading although the LD hadn’t been officially announced.

https://www.365retail.co.uk/superdry-welcomes-customers-back-to-stores-with-the-help-of-yext/

You are raising the question in your readership, “Who is the good guy and who is the bad guy”.
They’re seriously beginning to wonder.

Your repetitiveness of the same nonsense is having weaker and weaker effect.
You’re actually beginning to turn the gun on yourself.
How long will readership cough up £3 for a rehash of old news which was never of any substance in the first place.

Now we’re “pariah”

Weekly news feed.

It isn’t an impossibility for Boohoo to get a positive mention in one of the Sunday papers regarding Rowe Price Associates and Morgan Stanley‘S respective Boohoo purchasers.

Cowichan, this is an excerpt from a post by Siko posted yesterday which you may find interesting, I certainly did.

“.... I'm not a holder at the moment, but will look to buy, not much due to lack of funds, once the results of the recent EMRA tenders get announced, which could be soon. Centamin has applied for a few good areas and EMRA is in the process of looking at all the applications now after announcing the criteria for choosing the winning applicants. If Centamin wins any tenders, I will seriously consider getting in for the long journey, regardless of the SP, subject to cash availability.”

God bless anyone effected by the earthquake in Turkey this morning. Amen.

Vorag I’m guessing e&y stands for Ernst & Young. Can you please tell me how you know of E&W are Potentially the new auditors?
Thanks in advance for your reply

MeElang take a look at Barricks Wikipedia page, it states that in the second quarter of 2020 Burke Shire Hathaway took a large stake in the company, making it the eleventh largest share holder.

If this doesn’t scream M&A I don’t know what does.

As far as RBC is concerned, to me it means nothing. Their last price target was £1:60 when the actual price was £2 and over. Anybody waiting for Centamin to get cheaper maybe lucky but to me they’re low enough at the moment.
One day the Egyptian government will announce the mining license approvals and cey (if included) will jump 20% and the rest.