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Guys, anyone who was using Webull for real time prices and were, like me disappointed when they out of the blue and with no warning stopped quoting the U.K. market, here’s an update.
I emailed them shortly after they cut the service and received this reply yesterday morning.

Thanks for the exchange on Superdry today, a little chat now and again keeps me inline.
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Reply from Webull yesterday

We removed the data due to cost adjustment. Hopefully it will be added back in the near future. We will also record your request.
Thanks for your great support and patience.
Have a great day!

Thank you Thefuturetruth for your reply and of course you’re not wrong, patience is key.
It’s just a little frustrating watching the share price playing ping pong between £1.48.4 and £1.50.
Thanks again

I see Ted Baker shares are up 8.5% today after they announced they are holding their AGM on July 27th

We on the other hand are still languishing as the market is having to live with the fact that Superdry’s FY20 results which were due on July 9th have been postponed for 5 to 8 weeks, with the actual date to be announced.
I am pro Sdry but 5—8 weeks leaves our release date between the third week in August and the 2nd wk in September.
The stock has no driver, are we and the market to wait until late summer for a heads up?

European stocks traded higher in the premarket on Friday led by German DAX' surge of over 150 points and signaling for another positive session after yesterday's gains.

The Eurogroup elections have been scheduled for July 9, and Eurozone's finance ministers will get to choose from three running candidates. ECB's President Christine Lagarde is set to speak on the world's economy at European Business Leaders Convention (EBLC) later today. Shortly after, the Bank of England will release its quarterly bulletin about market developments.

The DAX surged 1.26%, or 153 points at 8:00 am CET, while the FTSE 100 rose 1.06% at the same time and the CAC advanced 1.22%. Both the euro and the pound made slight gains against the dollar at 8:01 am CET to sell for $1.12213 and $1.24281, respectively.

Breaking the News / ND

Happy Friday y’al

European stocks traded higher in the premarket on Friday led by German DAX' surge of over 150 points and signaling for another positive session after yesterday's gains.

The Eurogroup elections have been scheduled for July 9, and Eurozone's finance ministers will get to choose from three running candidates. ECB's President Christine Lagarde is set to speak on the world's economy at European Business Leaders Convention (EBLC) later today. Shortly after, the Bank of England will release its quarterly bulletin about market developments.

The DAX surged 1.26%, or 153 points at 8:00 am CET, while the FTSE 100 rose 1.06% at the same time and the CAC advanced 1.22%. Both the euro and the pound made slight gains against the dollar at 8:01 am CET to sell for $1.12213 and $1.24281, respectively.

Breaking the News / ND

Happy Friday y’al

European stocks traded higher in the premarket on Friday led by German DAX' surge of over 150 points and signaling for another positive session after yesterday's gains.

The Eurogroup elections have been scheduled for July 9, and Eurozone's finance ministers will get to choose from three running candidates. ECB's President Christine Lagarde is set to speak on the world's economy at European Business Leaders Convention (EBLC) later today. Shortly after, the Bank of England will release its quarterly bulletin about market developments.

The DAX surged 1.26%, or 153 points at 8:00 am CET, while the FTSE 100 rose 1.06% at the same time and the CAC advanced 1.22%. Both the euro and the pound made slight gains against the dollar at 8:01 am CET to sell for $1.12213 and $1.24281, respectively.

Breaking the News / ND

Happy Friday y’al

Hi guys anyone who was using Webull for real time prices and were like disappointed when they out of the blue and with immediate affect stopped quoting the U.K. market, here’s an update.
I emailed them over a month ago and received this email this morning.
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Hi,
We removed the data due to cost adjustment. Hopefully it will be added back in the near future. We will also record your request.

Thanks for your great support and patience. Have a great day!

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/jun/24/company-behind-bisto-mr-kipling-and-mcdougalls-expect-uk-sales-surge

Premier Foods (PFD), the maker of Mr Kipling cakes, has had a ‘transformational’ year thanks to coronavirus lockdown increasing demand, says Shore Capital.

Analyst Clive Black reiterated his ‘buy’ recommendation on the shares, which surged 14.9% to 68.5p yesterday.

He said the group had been ‘wandering around in zombie status for some years, burdened by overall indebtedness’ but underneath this ‘balance sheet millstone’ there has been ‘quite a good company seeking to show its true value for some time’.

Black said the group’s current position can ‘drive the re-rating much further still’.

‘We believe that Premier’s shares, which we placed on the “buy” roster on 1 April, have the scope to double again,’ he said.

European stocks were mixed in premarket trading on Thursday as concerns over a second wave of the coronavirus intensified as the United States reported a record daily rise in cases. Furthermore, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut its global economic forecast, stressing the pandemic had a more negative impact on activity than expected.

The FTSE 100 lost 0.25% at 7:33 am CET and the CAC 40 was down 0.08% at the same time. Meanwhile, the DAX rose by 0.23% at 7:34 am CET.

The euro traded flat against the dollar, going for 1.12528 at 7:35 am CET.

Breaking the News / NP

European stocks were mixed in premarket trading on Thursday as concerns over a second wave of the coronavirus intensified as the United States reported a record daily rise in cases. Furthermore, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut its global economic forecast, stressing the pandemic had a more negative impact on activity than expected.

The FTSE 100 lost 0.25% at 7:33 am CET and the CAC 40 was down 0.08% at the same time. Meanwhile, the DAX rose by 0.23% at 7:34 am CET.

The euro traded flat against the dollar, going for 1.12528 at 7:35 am CET.

Breaking the News / NP

European stocks were mixed in premarket trading on Thursday as concerns over a second wave of the coronavirus intensified as the United States reported a record daily rise in cases. Furthermore, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut its global economic forecast, stressing the pandemic had a more negative impact on activity than expected.

The FTSE 100 lost 0.25% at 7:33 am CET and the CAC 40 was down 0.08% at the same time. Meanwhile, the DAX rose by 0.23% at 7:34 am CET.

The euro traded flat against the dollar, going for 1.12528 at 7:35 am CET.

Breaking the News / NP

The situation with Julian Dunkerton and sdry isn’t unlike the one of John Lyttle and BooHoo. If either get the share price to £4:50 each will realise great wealth.
I can hear shouts of “...and the rest” as far as the Dunkerton situation is concerned.
It’s heard to have patience when there’s talk of second wave of Covid19 in Germany and headlines on how it’s being mismanaged in the US and all we want is for everything to come back to normal.
Anyway I’m becoming a hardened long as I hunker down for the long haul.
There’ll be better days in the future.

Hello Youngbutgood JD raised £18m by selling shares in Sdry in January 2018 and another £71m in March of the same year. He still retains 18.4% (excluding the 50k shares he bought last September).
So and to be fair you’re right, the percentage loss he is experiencing is to the 18.4% he still owns.
Roharps too has a point that the share price is just getting kicked about with the market, a heads up from the company wouldn’t go amiss.
Let’s hope they’re making good progress with reopening.

Trust the timing of everything. Just because it’s not happening right now doesn’t mean it will never happen.

Major European stock market indexes were lower in premarket trade on Wednesday as the number of global coronavirus cases continued to rise after a new outbreak was reported in Germany earlier this week. Meanwhile, investors are closely watching the Wirecard scandal which led to the arrest of the German company's former CEO Markus Braun. Germany's financial watchdog also accused Wirecard of market manipulation.

The DAX declined 0.30% at 7:27 am CET and the CAC 40 lost 0.26% at the same time. London's FTSE 100 fell 0.43% at 7:28 am CET.

The euro gained 0.08% against the dollar to go for 1.13164 at 7:28 am CET. Meanwhile, the pound was 0.09% in the red compared to the greenback as it changed hands for 1.25066 at 7:29 am CET.

Breaking the News / VP

Major European stock market indexes were lower in premarket trade on Wednesday as the number of global coronavirus cases continued to rise after a new outbreak was reported in Germany earlier this week. Meanwhile, investors are closely watching the Wirecard scandal which led to the arrest of the German company's former CEO Markus Braun. Germany's financial watchdog also accused Wirecard of market manipulation.

The DAX declined 0.30% at 7:27 am CET and the CAC 40 lost 0.26% at the same time. London's FTSE 100 fell 0.43% at 7:28 am CET.

The euro gained 0.08% against the dollar to go for 1.13164 at 7:28 am CET. Meanwhile, the pound was 0.09% in the red compared to the greenback as it changed hands for 1.25066 at 7:29 am CET.

Breaking the News / VP

Major European stock market indexes were lower in premarket trade on Wednesday as the number of global coronavirus cases continued to rise after a new outbreak was reported in Germany earlier this week. Meanwhile, investors are closely watching the Wirecard scandal which led to the arrest of the German company's former CEO Markus Braun. Germany's financial watchdog also accused Wirecard of market manipulation.

The DAX declined 0.30% at 7:27 am CET and the CAC 40 lost 0.26% at the same time. London's FTSE 100 fell 0.43% at 7:28 am CET.

The euro gained 0.08% against the dollar to go for 1.13164 at 7:28 am CET. Meanwhile, the pound was 0.09% in the red compared to the greenback as it changed hands for 1.25066 at 7:29 am CET.

Breaking the News / VP

Gold surged to its highest level in nearly 8 years on Tuesday as concerns over the coronavirus pandemic continued to mount. Germany's Robert Koch Institute reported the virus reproduction rate surged in the country, fueling concerns over a second COVID-19 wave in Europe's largest economy.

Meanwhile in China, authorities raced to fight off what appears to be a second wave of the virus centered around Beijing's food markets. In addition to the virus concerns, tensions on the Korean Peninsula and between China and the United States also propped up the safe-haven asset.

After reaching a high of $1,767.22, gold was up 0.45% to $1,762.70 per ounce at 9:30 am ET.

Breaking the News / JC

Stocks on the major European markets traded higher in the premarket on Tuesday even though fears of the coronavirus picking up speed still remained in traders' focus. European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane stated on Monday that the pandemic emergency purchase program (PEPP) will stay in place until at least June 2021 due to its positive impact on market stabilization. At the same time, the United States President Donald Trump announced that a new stimulus package for the US will be revealed in the next couple of weeks.

The DAX was up by 0.85% at am 7:34 CET. Concurrently in London, the FTSE gained 0.48%, while the CAC 40 increased by 0.74%.

The euro and the pound stood flat against the greenback at 7:34 am CET selling for $1.12656 and $1.24749, respectively.

Breaking the News / BU