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- 0.03% -$0.46 $1283.12

High of the day $1284.61

Pushmepullyou.... just for the record if I ever come across as having been negative or annoying towards you or any other board member please allow that I am having an off day. My general mode is happy and well wishing to all.
For those of a less desirable nature I allow a wide birth. As I spend a lot of my time looking after my own personal happiness it would be foolish for me to entertain any negativity from any source especially when the forum is anonymous.
I have nothing angled at you or anyone else by this post.. the ideal place to be in life is untouchable by others, when you’ve cracked that then you are in a win win scenario.

Bol everyone

Gold flying in US premarket currently + $10.35 @ $1283.76
Days high of $1283.80

Within minutes my previous post is out of accuracy. New high now $1277.80

I’m sure this too will be short lived

Currently + 0.26% + $3.27 $1276.55

Current high $1276.79

Europe sharply lower in premarket amid Brexit worries

European stock markets traded sharply lower during Thursday's premarket session as investors monitor the latest developments in the process of the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union. Yesterday, British Prime Minister Theresa May presented MPs with her latest, modified Brexit proposal, which includes a vote on the possibility of a second referendum and a customs arrangement with the EU. The Withdrawal Agreement Bill is set to be published on Friday, but a growing number of MPs have reportedly voiced their opposition to the legislation. However, pressure is mounting on May to step down, with several reports claiming she might resign over the coming days.

On the data front, German GDP numbers and PMI data are set to be published before the bell, as well as Eurozone PMI and IFO Business Climate report.

The FTSE 100 was 0.45% lower in premarket trading, while the DAX fell 0.63%. In Paris, the CAC 40 lost 0.47% an hour before the opening bell. The euro was unchanged against the dollar, selling for 1.1149, while the pound decreased 0.16% versus the greenback to go for 1.2643 at the same time.

Breaking the News / FH

+ 0.09% + $1.09 $1274.35

High of the day $1274.80

I hear what you’re saying but you may seem to be disregarding the possibility of positive news being forthcoming.
There’s the point that the pps is very solid, I believe it’s because of the $300m cash. I don’t know which one of us has the most shares but I am swimming in them and yet constant analysis of the situation is leaving me reasonably at ease.
I will be happier when there’s 5 or 10p added to the pps but as I say I feel relatively content.
Another reassurance comes from the knowledge that both the Mail on Sunday and the Financial times tipped the stock prior to the last let down.
I did a little lobbying with the news article on the Egyptian government licensing review. News paper men have to cover their pages with something and so maybe something might come.
The pps is reasonably robust so fingers crossed all will be ok.

Hello Rebess... always good to have some sector attention.

Europe trades mostly flat premarket

European shares traded mostly flat in premarket trading on Wednesday after British Prime Minister Theresa May announced yesterday that Parliament will be presented with a new Brexit deal after achieving "significant progress" in talks with the Labour Party. The new proposal contains additional assurances in regards to the Irish backstop and MPs will get a chance to vote to hold a second referendum on Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.

CPI and PPI data for the United Kingdom is due for release later in the day.

The FTSE 100 added 0.20% at 7:54 am CET, while the DAX and the CAC 40 were flat.

The euro contracted 0.06% compared to the dollar at 7:56 am CET, selling for $1.11532, while the pound was flat against the greenback, going for $1.27055.

Breaking the News / NI

- 0.12% - $1.53 $1273.28

High of the day $1275.39

Europe higher in premarket after US delays Huawei ban

European stock markets traded higher during Tuesday's premarket session as investor monitor the latest developments surrounding the United States push against Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei. Earlier, the US Commerce Department announced that it issued an official temporary license for Huawei, delaying the ban against the Chinese tech company by 90 days, allowing it to work in the country and maintain its network.

Meanwhile, it was reported that Google was in talks with Huawei on how to overcome the blacklisting of the Chinese company, only a day after the American company barred it from certain updates to its Android operating system.

The FTSE 100 was up 0.20% in premarket trading, while the DAX gained 0.37%. In Paris, the CAC 40 added 0.16% an hour before the opening bell. All three major European indices finished yesterday's session with deep losses, with the DAX ending 1.61% in the negative territory. The euro was down 0.12% against the dollar to sell for 1.1152 at 7:57 am CET, while the pound remained unchanged versus the greenback, going for 1.2722 at the same time.

Breaking the News / FH

- 0.15% - $1.89 $1275.82

High of the day $1278.01

Europe mixed in premarket amid trade uncertainties

European stock markets traded on a mixed note during Monday's premarket session as investors monitor the latest developments in the ongoing trade dispute between the United States and China. Earlier, American tech giant Google suspended business with China's Huawei and cut it off from its services after the US blacklisted the firm. However, Google confirmed that existing Huawei devices users will, at least for now, be allowed to use continue to use "Google Play and the security protections from Google Play Protect."

On the earnings front, Ryanair revealed its revenue for full fiscal 2019 rose 6% annually, while profit in the same period dropped 29%. Meanwhile, German producer inflation data was published before the opening bell.

The FTSE 100 was up 0.14% in premarket, while the DAX remained virtually unchanged at the same time. In Paris, the CAC 40 traded 0.05% lower in the premarket session. The euro was little changed against the dollar, selling for 1.1153 at 8:00 am CET, while the pound added 0.13% versus the greenback to go for 1.2735.

Breaking the News / FH

- 0.17% - $2.36 $1275.42

High of the day $1278.96

Europe lower in premarket, trade in focus

Markets in Europe were in the red during the premarket trade on Friday as investors remained focused on the trade dispute between the United States and China. Earlier today, Chinese state media slammed Washington for its "petty tricks" and the lack of sincerity during trade talks. Meanwhile, the earnings season continued with EasyJet corporate results due for release later today. European elections that are set for this weekend were also in the spotlight.

The German DAX lost 0.55% at 7:54 am CET, the French CAC 40 declined 0.47% at 7:55 am CET and London's FTSE 100 fell 0.36% at the same time.

The euro traded 0.05% lower against the US dollar to sell for 1.1172 at 7:56 am CET.

Breaking the News / VK

+ 0.10% + $1.27 $1287.87

High of the day $1287.98

Europe trades in the red premarket on trade worries

European stocks were lower during the premarket trade on Thursday as investors continued to closely follow the latest developments in the trade dispute between the United States and China. Earlier, Chinese Foreign Ministry accused the United States of "abusing national power" in order to tarnish the reputation of companies coming from the country. Investment incentives were lowered despite the reports that US President Donald Trump plans to postpone for up to six months the decision in whether to increase automotive tariffsMeanwhile, market watchers also focused on EU trade balance due for release after the bell.

The DAX lost 0.48%, the CAC 40 fell 0.39% while the FTSE 100 declined 0.44% at 7:54 am CET.

The euro gained 0.05% against the US dollar to sell for 1.1210 at 7:57 am CET.

Breaking the News / VK

- 0.04% - $0.04 $1296.90

High of the day $1297.38

I agree either interpretation could apply. I’d be of the opinion the 1st/ licence is renewed at expiry would be followed.