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Makes sense to me DASUT.

You need to check the % cost of wages in relation to overall operating costs, and against what was recently forecast and budgeted to assess impact. This will demonstrate the impact- meeting or exceeding actual v projection is where it's at.

I think you mean trading higher not lower- not checked all but Hang Seng, Nikkei, Crypt, FTSE, and S and P futures and gold all higher

i think you mean trading higher not lower- not checked all by hang senf, nikkei, crypto, ftse and a and p futures and gold all higher

Inflation top and drop is just one of the many data points I've mentioned and use- there are many on my radar and as i've stated again before relationship between these at a given port in time is key - i use many and continually add and adjust .
This is just my way , a stock can only go up or down, but this has served me well over the years

ooops i mean -
I don't use charts and have several times stated this on this forum, i use economic data points and markers - charts demonstrate the past and people interpret them for rationale, chart past performance doesn't predict future

I don't use charts and have several times stated rhiannon this forum, i use economic data points and markers - charts demonstrate the past and people interpret them for rationale they performance and don't predict future

nothing to do with Basel or all the other spurious detail- just normal markers and data points

they follow the data points and markers like i do

doubtless you've all been watching....

Yep, the only thing that moves the SP is economic data primarily from USA (there's a fair bit out this week so check your calendars). This impacts stocks in general and commodities eg. The other is RNS and we all know the date of the next scheduled one here. The rest of the rumours, twitter stuff, detail etc is all pure speculation and does zero to the SP.

You don't secure $150m with a crap business plan

Putin's actions are inexcusable. The sooner he gets deposed the better for his people and the rest of the world. This has to, and will come from within and unlike many other regimes I do not foresee a vacuum.

Yes- HAPPY CHRISTMAS ALL, eat, drink and be merry :-). A fab board and here's to a great 2023 :-)

Any drop will be due to the obvious- USA markets getting a whack as is gold in the data coming out...

Yep-
Good news on the facility.

Same us usual- if numbers overall(that is ALL metrics reported) are what was reported as expected or better in last quarterly reports then it will rise, if not fall.

And all the best to you and everyone else on this great forum over Christmas and 2023! Well said too- I also forgot to add, start your pension from work age which I and my kids did and do- luckily now this is far more visible and mandated with offerings nowadays a (free money from your employer and ace tax break especially for higher rate tax payers) and great investment potential over lifetimes. Yes, on CEY, holding up very well- not heard anything yet though on capital structure review, that could move things as the narrative of how this will be very important.

I always said and keep saying- get a job, then a house then worry about the rest- this is your primary financial goal- my parents said the same to me 35Years ago...

Massive housing shortage in 2007/8, exponentially greater massive housing shortage now due to increased population, and housing each year since not even keeping up with each years rise so revenue greater gap in demand and supply- rental rates rising massively faster than mortgage rates over that time. U.K. interest rate was 5.75 in 2007, now 3.5%. House demand will continue to rise over the years guaranteed - answer this question- we have one of the worse state pensions in Europe- how is someone supposed to afford the rent when they can no longer work and are a pensioner? This is why people
In the U.K. want, and have to buy their own property- plus rental is more expensive than borrowing to buy for those that can, plus housing on this tiny island will always be simply not equalling demand and forever the gap will get greater- this is why I have a home, another property and helped my kids buy there's - you can always rent a room out of you have financial issues and so on