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Just noticed crude is down 8.7%
The likes of heavily debt’ed Tullow are bound to be weakening .

Yesterday morning at around 8:30 Centamin was trading at £1.35+ per share, this morning they hit £1.47
That’s a swing of 12p which is significant when 13.5p is 10% in a share that I believe is a relatively safe stock.
It’s now at £1.39... It’ll be interesting to see how it performs on Monday.

Mr.Bond I watched a Trump 45 minute press conference the evening before the fed cut the rate.
He committed himself very little about anything until he came to the Fed and their lack of action... he full on attacked them but he only said he wanted a cut in March The next morning the Fed did a surprise cut .
Your suspension could well be correct.

Interesting times indeed..

Chance of unforeseen turbulence is strong.

All morning gold was +.8% now it’s -.25%

As far as the stocks are concerned Centamin are in an upward trend so an investment is pretty safe, but a punt on any of the regular stocks like the ones I mentioned earlier is fraught with risk because they’re on the down because of coronavirus news... Anything could happen and probably will in the coming weeks.

Everyday is like coming to terms with the circumstances reflecting the current coronavirus news.
Currently the ftse is down by 2.9%
Boohoo by the same
ASOS by 6%
Next by 4%
Crude by 3%
Gold is up by .82%
This is like watching history taking place.
You’ve got your own thoughts, I think it’s edgy.

European stock markets were lower in premarket trade on Friday amid renewed fears caused by the worldwide spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The latest statistics show that there have been 98,429 confirmed cases globally so far, with the death toll standing at 3,387. France and Germany both reported a significant increase in the number of newly discovered cases yesterday. Meanwhile, Bank of England's Governor Mark Carney said that the central bank will "support the United Kingdom's economy" during the virus outbreak.

The DAX lost 1.87% at 7:39 am CET. London's FTSE 100 decreased by 1.63% at the same time, while the CAC 40 dropped 1.93% at 7:36 am CET.

The euro was 0.07 lower compared to the dollar at 7:40 am CET, trading for 1.12202. The British pound declined by 0.06% against the American currency, going for 1.29539 one minute later.

Breaking the News / MS

‘‘Tis Friday y’al enjoy!

Recess... no I just making sure you’d seen the email reply.
I have no idea why there has been no comment regarding licensing of new mines

Good morning Rebess did you see my post “Email reply...”
Posted 03 Mar 2020 12:25
Just drawing your attention to it incase you missed it.

European stocks traded higher in the premarket on Thursday despite the coronavirus accelerating its spread across the continent. International Monetary Fund announced it will spend $50 billion to assist developing countries in overcoming the COVID-19 crisis, while the United Nations reported global exports declined by the same amount. In business news, Flybe Group stated it has entered administration due to financial struggles.

The DAX rose 0.66% at 7:33 am CET, while The FTSE 100 increased by 0.32% at the same time. A minute later, the CAC 40 gained 0.82%.

The euro was flat against the dollar, selling for $1.11378 at 7:34 am CET.

Breaking the News / ND

Tiger I agree with you in that I believe Cey are on their way to £1.60. I am actually surprised that they’re not up.
I think they will tail a bit more tomorrow morning but who knows. Every penny is profit so I am hoping for 1.36/1.37

Thanks for your input, I enjoyed your post.

Hello Tiger are you watching the pps for a purchase?
What price do you think???

European stock markets were mixed before the opening bell on Wednesday as investors looked onto disappointing Chinese data and waited for releases from Europe as focus remains on the coronavirus and its economic impact. Meanwhile, the Democratic primaries in the United States were also closely watched as former Vice President Joe Biden secured wins in most states on Super Tuesday, but Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders snatched California.

The DAX lost 0.10% at 7:27 am CET while the FTSE 100 gained 0.06% at the same time. France's CAC 40 was flat at 7:28 am CET.

The euro declined 0.30% compared to the dollar at 7:28 am CET to go for 1.11469.

Breaking the News / VP

Dear Sir/Madam
Can you please tell me when you are planning to issue your 2019 Annual results announcement
Thank you for your kind help.

Regards Xxxxx

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Dear Xxxx

Thank you for your email.

The date of the full year results will be announced shortly – however, as guidance, we are looking at around the middle of this month. This is later than when we would normally announce, but it is mainly to do with the delaying factor that the unsolicited corporate activity brought to the audit process, so apologies for this in advance!

Please keep an eye out for an RNS announcement, which will be made as soon as we have the finalised date.

Kind regards

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Equities on European markets were higher in premarket on Tuesday after German and French finance ministers, Olaf Scholz and Bruno Le Maire, agreed yesterday to "act decisively" to combat the potential novel coronavirus (COVID-19) impact on their countries. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom is expected to announce a nationwide "action plan in response to" the outbreak later in the day.

Investors will also monitor Eurozone inflation, producer prices and unemployment rate figures set to be released early in the trading session.

Frankfurt's DAX advanced 1.05% at 8:00 am CET, while the FTSE 100 increased by 0.76% one minute later. In Paris, the CAC 40 rose by 0.86% at 8:02 am CET.

The euro was 0.09% higher compared to the dollar at 7:59 am CET, trading at 1.11457. The British pound gained 0.22% against the American currency, going for 1.27932 at the same time.

Breaking the News / MS

Crude oil prices jumped more than 5% on Monday after reports said that Saudi Arabia called for output cuts of 600,000 barrels per day and promised it would take upon itself to implement two-thirds of the production reduction.

OPEC+ is set to hold a technical meeting on output cuts on Tuesday while the group's ministers will meet on Thursday and Friday in Vienna.

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for April delivery surged 5.32% to $47.14 per barrel at 12:46 pm ET. Meanwhile, May Brent increased 5.15% to $52.25 per barrel at 12:48 pm ET.

Breaking the News / VP

Stock markets in the United States continued to rally midsession on Monday, trying to rebound from heavy losses incurred last week.

Concerns regarding a potential outbreak of the coronavirus in the US were somewhat counterbalanced by President Donald Trump urging pharmaceutical companies to "accelerate" the development of the vaccine. He is set to meet with executives from the industry later in the day.

The Dow Jones soared 777 points or 3.06% at 12:02 pm ET. The Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 followed suit, surging 3.12% and 2.82%, respectively.

Breaking the News / GG

Going by the way the Dow, the NASDAQ and the S&P500 are trading the U.K. market s ma well rally tomorrow as strongly as today.

Jumping this last 1/2 hour, right now up 4.19%

Centamin: Peel Hunt reiterates hold with a target price of 145p.

Tiger it’s very true what you’re saying... the moneyed ones are Positioned correctly to benefit first if the government supports the market. Me I’m just glad to hear of the idea this morning because otherwise I believe there’s more uncertainty from the scaremongering media headlines in the days to come.

Hello Tiger

This is an excerpt from an article which supports your interesting comment about governments supporting the market.
“Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell asserted policymakers would "act as appropriate" to contain the possible economic impact of the outbreak, while Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said that the central bank stands ready to support markets as the coronavirus crisis unfolds.”