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are there any articles out there on what coming off or back onto FTSE 250 status does to share prices in the immediate, i.e. that day or within a few days and medium term, i.e. over the coming months. I suppose it is hard to prise out that variable versus the very reasons one enters or exits.

Near term: 90p, 3pm
Long term: To be confirmed after 90p

Doesn't sound like you are a veteran of the share price movement after previous tullow announcement days.

they are playing it cool

Ah, we won't make FTSE 100 today then. But 90p coming for 3pm so around 1/3rd of the way there.

Ftse 250 a useful stopping point to ftse 100. What price puts us there?

Expect a Gubibg open

Good god ISS0121 you don't want dreamers yet you come out with nonsense like 49p and aren't satisfied with the rise of late. What do you want gamestop? Go fish. Meanwhile your inconsistent posts suggest you are an Odey-bot.

Good news is absolutely not priced in. All the fun and games over debt, while resolved from a common sense perspective, aren't on a legal/technical level. But they will be. And that will pull a major pillar out of what has been the support of what is to become a very UnHappy Shorter.

If you're Happy and you know and you really want to show it... go long. 90p

Something in your statement is giving me a sense you might not be on team 90p 3pm.

Does hedging oil at $48 for 40,000 bpd in 2021 cause a problem?

We're expecting 90p at 3pm

Focus is on something else then

Might I suggest pistols at dawn for you two to settle this? Maybe 7am?

Oil 6% off its peak and down this evening is irksome. Get back up on your feet sunshine.

No majortom1 this is not a hold. This is a Buy.

All the day's stars were not aligned. Oil soft, dollar strength, market pivot back to tech. But underneath this is a veritable soup of joy bubbling away nicely. Tomorrow might unleash it, but frankly it doesn't matter one jot if it isn't instant. 3pm is assured.

Lemming, I find these graphs really interesting, but I suppose we need to take into account the cliff edge you have at the end of them when they 'collapse' is a notional one regarding whether they give up fully that position at the spot price. Which they haven't. Similarly the points prior to this aren't exactly a profit position. Do you see what I mean? I wonder if there is a different way to graph it to show the actual profit/loss at different points?

spot on