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As predicted, again, BP is slumping into the 200-300p range. Any close in the 2s here today will be a very bearish signal and point to further downside.

I've pretty much called this spot-on, from £6 down to £2, and back up to £2.50.

As predicted, again, CNA is tumbling into the 40-50p range. Any close below 45p will signal a push into the 30s.

Air NZ and Qantas shares in Asia have collapsed 10-15% in the past hour, on top of the already -40% decline in the past month. That points to something in the £7-8 range here in Thurs.

Australia down -7% in a flash. Gonna be a bloodbath on Thurs. Feels like 1929.

All flights from Europe to US banned, excluding UK, for 30 days.

Gonna be another big slide in LLOY, FTSE and Dow on Thurs.

Expect another big fall here on Thurs. Denmark has now joined Italy in lockdown. All of Western Europe likely to join them in a week or two. Catastrophic for EZJ and others, as the skies shut down.

All of Western Europe will soon go into lockdown, including the UK.

The Dow is just knocking a bit of froth off the top. It is still only at Jan 2019 levels, about the same as a year ago. Buffett has been buying the past few days. As long as Trump does not get a dose of coronation street virus, the Dow will be good for a rebound in Q2. The FTSE100, on the other hand, is a dog. All the best companies have been sold off abroad, there are no big techs, and the index is dead, like Nikkei 225.

As predicted, EZJ now starting its next leg down. Europe shutting down, due to the coronationstreet virus. The 850p level is the big test. Any close below that level will be a very bearish sign.

Tax and spend... Another £100 billion of bloated government added today :-(

The FTSE100 has been dead for 10+ years. Amazed anybody has been investing in it! The index is full of old relics from the 20th century, like oil and tobacco. Contains nothing major for the 21st century and future growth, like e-cars or robots. Anything vaguely techy just gets sold off and the skills sent abroad (like Just Eat), or crushed by short-term greedy dividends at the expense of long-term R&D (like Vodafone). The London market is a heap of junk. Decades of selling the family silver and greedy dividends have killed it off.

Back to CNA -- the downslide will continue today. Board chaos, big debt and plunging fuel prices have made this share very bearish.

Will open up 100-200 points tomorrow.

Lol.

How many more reasons are needed !!!

Huge losses, giant asset writedowns, massive impairment, desperate asset sales, unfair price-caps, dividend cuts, weak dividend cover, relentlessly declining revenues, squabbling Board chaos, soaring debt of ~£4b, and on and on it goes. The company is a disaster. Gas and oil prices are now collapsing and compounding the misery. The market is a disaster.

Plunging fuel prices + drowning in debt = perfect storm.

Correctly called EZJ from 1400p to 950p in days ;-)

Stop infantilizing grown adults.

As the old saying goes -- shares go down, not just up.

There is a good opp here at CNA on the downcycle. The company is in absolute chaos!

BP looks more like British Steel or British Leyland every year... A clumsy giant, obsessed with short-term dividends for mindless shareholders at the expense of long-term investment and growth.

Oil is (and will be) massively oversupplied, prices keep on crashing year after year, and the world is moving away from BP's core product.

BP is an oil addict -- in a post-oil world.

Some charts are pointing to a shareprice of 50-100p at this point. The outlook here is very bearish.

CNA is in freefall and the outlook here is extremely bearish.

Huge losses, giant asset writedowns, massive impairment, desperate asset sales, unfair price-caps, dividend cuts, weak dividend cover, relentlessly declining revenues, soaring debt of ~£4b, and on and on it goes. The company is a disaster.

And, now, the gas and oil prices are collapsing and compounding the misery.

The only direction from here has got to be down. And, with plunging fuel prices, while drowning in debt, the question now is whether CNA can survive at all. Investors need to start thinking here about an end-game scenario to 0p.

As predicted, once again, with perfect timing, a huge +15% net gain in EVR in 1 day. That's a big spike for a FTSE100 stock. More gains in 24hrs than the FTSE100 index has managed in the past 22 years!

Good investment today in a US cotton-cell developer. Giant addressable market, around $1 trillion.

Looks set to open up 1,000 points today.