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Lol. Who got spiked here! More dilution coming than a jar of 2-yearold's Ribena...

Spent last night drinking the tears of Remainers and communists.

Twas a good night before Xmas.

Looking good for a pound here at LLOY. Banks are back in fashion in the US and back in an upcycle.

Fantastic result for the UK. Expect a boom in LLOY, FTSE, and UK Plc. in the next 1-10 years as a relief rally is unleashed.

The size of today's win means Boris and the Tories will almost certainly win 2024, too. No party has ever overturned such a big lead in one election.

You're looking at Tory rule for all of the 2010s, and all of the 2020s.

Great news.

To be fair, little known fact -- Milton Keynes is the richest metro area in the UK outside Central London. MK GDP-per-head is on par with New York or Paris. It has hundreds of premium car, tech and e-tail firms in a wealthy cluster, like Mercedes, Red Bull F1, Amazon, etc. etc.

Yup, Tesco is dying. Death by a thousand cuts.

The North American biz is gone. The Asia biz is gone. The UK biz is in going.

Aldi and Lidl are killing Tesco (and all the other major British brands) in the UK. Fifteen years of attrition and accelerating.

UK is going post-retail. Tesco today is like British Leyland from the 1970s. An inept British giant bumbling from one mistake to another and being thrashed by leaner German and American competition. It is toast.

Lol.

Folks desperately reporting posts here and getting them deleted !!!

But you can't buck the market...

Go check out the KDR press releases since 2000... you will soon spot a familiar pattern ;-)

Good old prof. He's been pumping and dumping to fund his lifestyle and his sidekicks for the past 2 decades. KDR shares have collapsed -99% in 18 years, he has never found a single viable sparkler, he has wasted millions upon millions, and he still manages to find exciting new ways to fleece mug punters! Today is the pump... wait for the dump... Gotta hand it to the old goat ;-)

Stockmarkets are rarely rational...

The red flags here keep on piling up. Steel downcycle, iron downcycle, China slowdown, dividend delay, dividend cut, CAPEX soaring, maybe kicked out of FTSE100, etc. etc. Add in the new front this week on the emerging Russia-US tradewar, and it is hard to see any positives at all for EVR.

EVR has plunged -50% in a hyperbull +20% Dow market in ~6 months in 2019. If the (toppy) Dow falls -10% at any point in 2020, EVR will surely plunge another -50% in ~6 months.

Can't divulge my formidable skills ;-)

But I've been calling for £3 since £5 (see prior posts), and it's nearly there. Any slump in the Dow to 20-25k, and EVR will be £1 in a flash.

Something brewing here. Twitter pump, or a pump by the prof to his chums before a dump. Let's see.

As predicted, it is busting through the 350p floor. The "triple dip" close below 350p is a very bearish sign. EVR has plunged -10% in a month. The bearish downtrend here remains very strong.

EVR keeps busting-down through the 350p level, but not up through the 375p level -- a sure sign it wants to go lower. This is headed for the 2s...

Blaming MMs for a flatlining FTSE is right up there with shape-shifting lizards and tinfoil hats. There is zero credible evidence for it. The FTSE has been flat for 20 years because Britain is Japanizing, a post-empire zombie economy.

Corbachev wants 70% income tax theft, state theft of private businesses, state theft of second family homes, and trillions of debt to buy red votes. The GBP and FTSE will collapse, as will CNA. Look at the Venezuela stockmarket, for example, which has collapsed -85% in 2 years.

Good luck with that...

Folks have been shouting MM conspiracies for 30 years or more. Nothing ever gets done.

CNA is tumbling today because Corbachev is on the brink of No.10 (hung parliament) and he will destroy the energy sector, in his quest for a communist utopia where the government runs everything with a free magic money tree.

Looks like folks are heavily selling off CNA, because of the looming threat of a hung parliament and Corbachev entering No.10. Best out of this one, for now.

CINE has already slumped -40% in ~8 months, a strong downtrend. CINE today is the most heavily shorted stocked on the LSE. It has a gigantic £5b debt and lease burden, but only tiny £0.3b profit. Cinema admissions are collapsing 10-20% this year. The Hollywood movie pipeline for next year looks weak. Netflix and supersized TVs are drawing customers away from cinemas. Not to mention a hung parliament, Brexit chaos and Scottish separatism. The red flags are piling up. Any whiff of a UK or US recession next year and CINE will plunge faster than the latest Terminator movie!

DM reporting Corbachev wants to setup a train-ticket-booking firm, with no fees, if Labour get into No.10...

TRN will collapse if there is any sign of a red victory in a week or two.

Servicing £5b of debt and leases with £0.3b of profit for CINE just doesn't compute.

Netflix is supported by rich American investors, who have already been happy to fund 2 decades of losses and will be happy to fund the next decade. CINE is supported by much poorer British investors, who struggle to see beyond the end of the quarter and will panic and flee screaming at the first sign of a wobble.

Falling ticket sales, weak Hollywood pipeline, giant debt and tiny profit... This has the whiff of Thomas Cook about it.

CINE has a gigantic £5 billion debt and lease pile, cinema ticket sales are collapsing 10-20% every few quarters, Netflix is now piling into cinemas, and the firm only makes a tiny £200-300m profit with no buffer. The US cinema takeover in 2018 was utterly reckless, loading the firm with debt and distractions. It is hard to see how CINE can survive. It is being crushed by reckless debt, a reckless takeover, and relentless Netflix. The charts currently suggest CINE will tumble under £1 in 2020.

The herd has moved elsewhere ;-)