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not choice for me but to hold, dont wish to realise the loss anyway. i think its been a train wreck until about 4 months ago when they got their act together and started to employ people who seem to know what they are doing.

They should have always started like this, got the base, a few quarries going and preserved capital money instead of trying to do a bit of everything.
its more positive now than ever, its under more control than ever before i think and will be a close call. based on loosing one of the two best quarries they recovered reasonable and also started to put things in place quickly when the new guys joined. this is going to be a close call with a virus reduction thrown in for good measures

Italy has stopped pretty much and put soldiers on the streets

Down again then up Thursday

Just also put £15k into Aviva this afternoon, all helps

ive stuck £28k into barclays at £1.22 and i know i have gone far too early. i'm telling myself to stay clear again and wait this out, barclays now up to 7.8% yield so catching fast.

Don’t like to say too much or get branded of over hyping, this market needs time, bar £70k I’m already in so waiting around

Not sure what the government can do, as they drop rates demonstrate more action it consolidates people’s beliefs that it’s a big problem. Whether it is or isn’t people think it is. No one is travelling no buying anything so demand dropped off a cliff hopefully apart from insurance

If other global indexes are followed

Kimberly Clarke and essity make most of the toilet rolls

I’ve spent 22 years investing far to quick into something because it feels exciting. I have to tell myself to hold, hold and hold. Hold a bit longer then buy. This is a good share

So overall this will knock stellios below 30% and they’ll be able to take him over.

the whole market is falling and probably will continue to do so as a correction over time and the virus ignites the fall as fear and the unknown fuel the problem

doesnt mean aviva isnt a good long term buy just means more value longer term is potentially to be had.

ive got shares, ive got £70k sat awaiting investment, keep watching, see what happens. just one note, would not suggest investing in IAG or BP. IAG yes at some point as they have the cash and half the airline industry is about to go bust leaving easy pickings afterwards, just a question of how low first

The bottom isn’t related to the virus but economic news and administrations. Airline industry in free for all, USA just waking up. Impossible to call, everyone makes their choice, I’ll buy 23rd worse case and collect the divi

Ages to go before this finds the bottom, April to June the virus peaks, to quarters of poor economic data then maybe back up again. I’m a shareholder here but waiting for the bottom

and no matter what aviva is doing this will carry on, the market is too heavily weighing on aviva so it has no chance. i guess the deal now is how long you wait up to ex divi date in order to buy and collect. this coud drop lower if the virus outbreak increases over the next few weeks but of course first sign of the end and the market will be away

Oh and by the way the death rate has changed again as more data is gathered on this new virus. Sorry is that the death rate in U.K., in china, in Iran, in Italy, in USA as guess what there all different

Wow next time I won’t quote the us centre for disease and control, sorry

I’m not going to be wrong about the economy and when to buy shares, take at least two quarters before all the bad numbers come out, not three weeks

Death rate for Corona of 1%

US Centers For Disease Control And Prevention (CDC) estimate there have been upwards of 45 million seasonal flu cases between October 2019 and the end of February - with between 18,000 and 46,000 deaths.

Those numbers are certainly far larger than those associated with the new coronavirus (see the infection numbers in real time), but even at the top end of the scale that's a death rate of under 0.1%.

US Centers For Disease Control And Prevention (CDC) estimate there have been upwards of 45 million seasonal flu cases between October 2019 and the end of February - with between 18,000 and 46,000 deaths.

Those numbers are certainly far larger than those associated with the new coronavirus (see the infection numbers in real time), but even at the top end of the scale that's a death rate of under 0.1%.

US Centers For Disease Control And Prevention (CDC) estimate there have been upwards of 45 million seasonal flu cases between October 2019 and the end of February - with between 18,000 and 46,000 deaths.

Those numbers are certainly far larger than those associated with the new coronavirus (see the infection numbers in real time), but even at the top end of the scale that's a death rate of under 0.1%.