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European shares were higher in premarket trade on Tuesday with a continued focus on trade and Brexit developments. Time is running out for a Brexit deal, while British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has repeatedly said the country will leave the European Union on October 31 deal or no deal. Meanwhile, the next round of trade talks between the United States and China is set for the end of the week.

In other news, US President Donald Trump threatened to "obliterate" the Turkish economy if it goes "off-limits" in Syria.

The DAX gained 0.10%, the CAC 40 was up 0.04%, while the FTSE 100 added 0.19%. The euro advanced 0.05% against the dollar at 7:30 am CET, buying 1.09765 as the pound was 0.05% higher versus the greenback, going for 1.22977.

Breaking the News / JC

European shares in premarket trade on Monday as Brexit remains in focus. With just weeks before the UK's scheduled departure from the European Union, a court in Edinburgh is set to decide on issuing an injunction forcing the government to seek an extension of the Brexit deadline.

Last week, court documents showed Prime Minister Boris Johnson intends to formally request another Brexit extension, as obliged by Parliament, but sources noted the UK will do "other things" to ensure it leaves the bloc at the end of the month.

The DAX and the CAC 40 were flat, while the FTSE 100 declined 0.14% at 7:35 am CET. The euro was flat at 7:36 am CET, buying 1.09780 while the pound lost 0.08% to go for 1.23244.

Breaking the News / JC

European markets opened higher on Friday, recovering some losses from a day earlier when markets finished in the red following news that the United States plans to impose $7.5 billion in tariffs on products from the European Union. Meanwhile, sentiment around United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson's new Irish border proposal was mixed as Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney and European Council President Donald Tusk seemed unconvinced in the value to the arrangement, but gave Johnson another week to come up with a better offer.

The DAX was 0.58% in the green at 7:45 am CET and the FTSE 100 jumped 0.71% at 7:46 am CET. France's CAC 40 increased by 0.43% at 7:49 am CET.

The euro was flat against the dollar as it was 0,04% in the green, going for 1.09688 at 7:48 am CET. The pound rose 0.06% compared to the greenback and changed hands at 1.23412 at 7:49 am CET.

Breaking the News / VP

The FTSE 100 in London posted losses in premarket trading on Thursday, after plunging over 3% at the close yesterday. The stock market reacted to the published Brexit deal proposal which aims to replace the Irish backstop. However, officials from the European Union have already made cautious to pessimistic comments about the new plan from London.

A string of economic data is due for release later in the day, including services PMIs and European PPI and retail sales.

The DAX was closed for the Day of German Unity. The FTSE 100 was down 0.51% at 8:16 am CET. The pound slid 0.08% one minute later, buying $1.22908.

The euro was flat against the United States dollar to trade for $1.09536 at 8:18 am CET.

Breaking the News / NI

I think in future I need to put profit above expectation.

Just a little more keen on profit taking would have served me well this last few months.

I’m doing well, but reflecting on this forum serves well for the future.

Maverick7... The trading update on November 13th or a bid for Eco Atlantic (even media speculation would do) are about the most likely sources close to home.
US and China trade agreement also a help, plus the unease between Iran and Saudi Arabia are also sources although I agree with your anti war thingy, I never feel good about the idea of benefiting from others suffering.

A bid for Tullow would certainly fire things up.

Good luck everyone.

Stocks in Europe declined in premarket trading on Wednesday as investors digested weaker-than-expected manufacturing data from the United States and North Korea's latest missile test. Market watchers also focused on Brexit with United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson set to unveil his government's final proposal to the European Union regarding the withdrawal agreement later in the day. Johnson warned that, if the EU refuses to consider his offer, Britain will leave the bloc without a deal.

The FTSE 100 fell 0.39% premarket at 7:27 am CET, the DAX was down 0.08% at 7:29 am CET and the CAC 40 declined by 0.09% at the same time. The euro traded flat against the dollar to sell for 1.09333 at 7:30 am CET, while the pound lost 0.22% compared to the US currency to go for 1.22802 at the same time.

Breaking the News / NP

Today’s volume looks good although there are those who say it means little.
Shares sold: 2,796.524 with a value of around £3m

Shares bought: 11,024.427 with a value of around £14m

Looks good to me.
Bol all

So starts Q4 with the real time quote showing the price on the day all square at £2.13.80
I can only continue with to hope with anticipation that at some time in the remaining 3 months of 2019 Tullow will hit their 52 wk high once again.

Bol all

European stocks rose in premarket trading on Tuesday as investors focused on Brexit and awaited economic data. According to media reports, United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to reveal the government's Brexit plan later in the day and is expected to announce he intends to ask the European Union to rule out another delay to Britain's departure from the bloc. Meanwhile, UK house prices data and EU manufacturing PMI figures are due for release today.

The FTSE 100 was up 0.22% premarket at 7:33 am CET, the DAX increased by 0.35% at the same time and the CAC 40 added 0.21% at 7:21 am CET.

The euro lost 0.10% against the dollar to sell for 1.08910 at 7:35 am CET, while the pound traded flat compared to the US currency to go for 1.22925 at the same time.

Breaking the News / NP

All indexes on major European stock markets fell in premarket after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi backed French President Emmanuel Macron's proposal for fiscal transfers between eurozone member states to secure the long-term future of the single currency.

Also, Italy’s economy minister Roberto Gualtieri said on Sunday that the country’s budget deficit would be set at around 2.2% of domestic output next year, confirming that there is a need for flexibility as Rome tries to rekindle stalled growth without reigniting friction with the EU.

The FTSE 100 fell 0.17%. The DAX declined 0.14% and in the meantime, the CAC 40 was down by 0.29%.

The euro was flat against the dollar at 7:38 am CET, changing hands for $1.09378. The British pound rose 0.09% against the dollar to 1.22993 at 7:45 CET.

Breaking the News / TF

JMAX.... £2.51.31 to be precise. Even the most seasoned of investors would be forgiven for reacting poorly on the day, according to the US crude had been as high as plus 15% although it was only actually + 10% while the U.K. market was in play.
Tullow jumped as much as 20% on the day the Jethro result was released and with the positive rns for Joe released at 7am and crude reading plus 15% who wouldn’t have expected the days high to touch £2.70 at least. So all we have is where we are now, Eco Atlantic’s CEO bought £50k worth of shares yesterday. Tullow is two successful oil strikes safer as an investment than it was when it was at today’s price (two months ago, if you know what I mean).
It would have taken Houdini to call it right on September 16th but in my opinion Tullow oil have a new trading range and it’s way higher than it was prior to the last RNS announced on September the 16th.
As usual, all we have to do is wait.

Best of...
Have a good weekend everyone.

Europe traded with modest gains before the opening bell after it was reported that high-level trade negotiations between the United States and China are scheduled to continue on October 10. Yesterday, China also said that it's willing to buy more American agriculture products, which was praised by Larry Kudlow. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump faces an impeachment inquiry over conduct with Ukraine, in relations to Joe Biden's son Hunter.

Investors will also be looking at import prices data for Germany before official trading starts, as well as consumer business climate for the European Union later in the day.

The DAX added 0.13% at 7:44 am CET, as the CAC 40 rose 0.25%. The FTSE 100 was up by 0.22% at the same time.

The euro was flat against the dollar, buying $1.09195 at 7:45 am CET. The British pound climbed 0.08% compared to the greenback at the same time, going for $1.23316.

Breaking the News / NI

Stocks on major European markets posted slight losses on Thursday in premarket trading, after United Kingdom House Of Commons went back into session yesterday. The UK Supreme Court ruled the suspension of Parliament illegal, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson is now pressured to reveal proposals for a withdrawal deal with the European Union.

Investors will be looking at the consumer confidence survey from GfK, to be published before the opening bell.

The DAX declined 0.0.06% at 7:33 am CET, as London's FTSE 100 sank 0.13%. The pound recovered from yesterday's slump, adding 0.10% on the dollar at 7:34 am CET to go for €1.223628. The euro climbed 0.13% against the greenback at the same time, buying $1.09570.

The CAC 40 lost 0.23% at 7:34 am CET.

Breaking the News / NI

European equities were lower in premarket trade on Wednesday as MPs in the United Kingdom were set to return to Parliament following the Supreme Court's ruling.

The court unanimously decided Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament ahead of the scheduled departure from the European Union was unlawful. Meanwhile, world leaders gathered in New York for the United Nations General Assembly.

The DAX slipped 0.23%, the CAC 40 dipped 0.31%, while the FTSE 100 moved down 0.28%. The euro lost 0.21% against the dollar at 7:45 am ET, buying 1.09979, while the pound fell 0.24% versus the greenback, going for 1.24634.

Breaking the News / JC

Equities on the major stock exchanges in Europe were higher on Tuesday during premarket trading ahead of the United Kingdom's Supreme Court ruling on the prorogation of Parliament. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that he wouldn't resign even if the Parliament suspension was determined to have been unlawful. Christine Lagarde, European Central Bank president, stated the trade war between China and the United States was the biggest threat to the global economy.

In London, the FTSE 100 was 0.36% higher ahead of the market open, while the German DAX increased 0.28%. At the same time, the CAC 40 was up 0.33% in Paris.

The euro and the pound traded unchanged against the dollar at 7:34 am CET, changing hands for $1.09891 and $1.24333 respectively.

Breaking the News / MD

European stocks traded mostly lower in premarket transactions on Monday after it was revealed late last week that Chinese trade officials decided to cut their trip to the United States short and not visit US farmers. Meanwhile, United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson expressed hope that the US and UK would sign a trade deal by next July. A fresh batch of European economic data is expected once the session starts, including new PMI figures from Germany and the EU.

Germany's DAX was 0.30% in the red at 7:29 am CET. and the FTSE 100 in London was flat, increasing 0.03% at the same time. The CAC 40 lost 0.07% at 7:30 am CET.

The euro was flat against the dollar as it traded 0.01% higher for 1.10212 at 7:31 am CET. The pound was also flat, but it declined 0.02% at 7:31 am CET to change hands at 1.24698.

Breaking the News / VP

Premarket trading in Europe on Friday morning was marked by losses, as investors awaited PPI data from Germany due for release before the bell. Yesterday, the Bank of England announced it is not changing interest rates for now, but warned of the downward effect of Brexit uncertainty. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker stated yesterday that a Brexit deal is still possible, describing his meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson as "positive."

The DAX declined 0.18% at 7:38 am CET, as London's FTSE 100 sank 0.45%. The pound added 0.28% compared to the dollar at 7:40 am CET to go for €1.25579, highest in a month. The euro climbed 0.14% against the greenback at the same time, buying $1.10562.

The CAC 40 lost 0.25% at 7:34 am CET.

Breaking the News / NI

European stocks were mixed in premarket trading on Thursday as investors digested monetary policy decisions from the central banks of the United States and Japan. The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points to a target range of 1.75% to 2%, while the Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged. The Bank of England is also expected to announce its decision later in the day and is expected to hold rates.

The FTSE 100 declined 0.19% premarket at 7:42 am CET, the DAX dipped 0.05% and the CAC 40 was down 0.06% at the same time. The euro added 0.11% against the dollar to sell for 1.10417 at 7:45 am CET and the pound gained 0.03% compared to the greenback to go for 1.24757 at the same time.

Breaking the News / NP

Hi JMax, I hear what you’re saying but I don’t see how they could rationalise the share price lower than £2.20 .
I’m sitting as is for the mean time in the hope of a run. Who knows what will happen.