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Looking at US pre-market sales and also the Futures, looks like a 5-6% drop is likely in the US, so it might encourage a further drop here to begin with. Having said that, we are 2-3% lower than US forecasts, so who knows?

I see that CCL has its fair share of negative doom mongers just like every other board. You had a chance to get in at £7...but missed it. You could have got in at £8 pre rise to £12...but missed it. You could have got in again in the £8s yesterday...but missed it again. If and when it drops to your target price, you could have made much more just doing couple fo trades.

This afternoon will be key...the US markets quite liked the terms of the debt raise etc when revealed yesterday...hence the risen SP. US Futures currently pointing -3% down but CCL pre-market trades are currently -2.73% having been as low as -3.5%, so could well be that the US will determine once again which direction we will head in the early afternoon. If they like the debt deals and equity raising, then up we go....if not, then you might get a chance for a lower entry one more time.

That said, I think some some of the more negative posters will not invest at any price...they just like to be negative.

Credit to those in admin for quick work

Still early days and not making any assumptions but be careful you don’t miss the boat

Cheers @themuir01. It could be that the market like the decisive nature of the move by CCL. Time will tell. I simply see that they will survive this and therefore consider these prices to be great long term value. I’m willing to wait and can stomach reasonable drops in the meantime. Although it looks positive for now

@themuir01....I think your question applies to more than just JetJock. Seems to be loads of non invested experts hanging around. Happy to say that I was in around 2 weeks ago at £7.50 then out at £12, and now back in again at £8. It might go lower as it settles post US opening, but I still think this will be decent value in due course.

Don't forget the value that Carnival and other cruise lines bring to Miami and other large US ports. They may not have been helped by the latest US stimulus, but you get bet your bottom $ that Trump will find a way to assist. A future with no NCL, RCI or CCL in Miami is simply unthinkable.
Questions for longtermview: 1. Do you intend to invest in any of the companies that you are talking down? 2. If you truly believe that the longterm view (excuse the pun) is good for the likes of CCL, would you be upset if you missed a rise from e.g. £7-£9 up to £20-£30 simply because you picked sub £6 as your target entry?

True luddite, LTV seems to be aiming for a low entry point on quite a few co's at this time. IAG. CCL. 0JYW and others. His negativity will not make any of the SPs go any lower...that will be down to the market and any further govt. assistance. Any entry point around here will look pretty good in 12-18 months, so probably better to get in at a level you think is cheap rather than keep waiting for a lower low and then miss your entry. Strange how these dark times brings out the very worst in some of the worst people around.

If NY is anything to go by, I expect that LSE will remain open and be functioning remotely if necessary.

Well done to admin for ridding us of a useless, time wasting disruptor last night. Sad to say the same waste of space has simply re-created himself as Pub791. Just a matter fo time before admin get rid of this low life aw well.

In the meantime, could w all just "report" and ignore or "filter". We should give such a pathetic specimen of human life any satisfaction by interacting with them.

Perhaps Moodys explanation behind part of its decision will prompt some more urgency for Gwede to get his finger out his pie hole. "Moody's, however, said that progress on structural reforms had been limited, and no initiatives that constitute a "step-change" for the economy had progressed. The agency also said that the restoration of full capacity to SA's electricity system will take "some years to complete," which also contributed to its decision. "

Another 10% up the the US today to $17...

Got that one slightly wrong caitlin1...best stick to your day job.

Interesting find Lindon

Bad call if you followed Wells Fargo @Longterm. 27% up today and still rising. Granted it may fall back if the $2tr stimulus package doesn't get signed off today...but looks like it's getting close, so we might have further to go.

Still searching for the broker update you referred to Longterm. Your help in locating it would be appreciated. In the meantime i got in at £7.90 regardless. Nice trade up to £9.50. Might have a rethink when i see your broker report though.

Someone want to own up to the "buy of the day"

"mens" should read "miners". BHP up 5.81% , Anglo American up 7.8% for example.

predictive text is my enemy. LOL

Seems that SA JSE is reacting well to the solid action taken by Cyril Ramaphosa to protect the nation. Currently up between 2-3% with men's amongst the risers. Protecting the nation, its health and therefore its workers is recognised as a priority and being well received. It's all about the future. Well done to SA for such prompt action.

I actually need to pass the credit for much of my statement to my wife, as it was she who commented on how precise, clear and decisive Cyril was....especially when compared to Boris.