Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
The crashing of the economy is deliberate. They are using Covid as an excuse to cause it. It is how banks get rich because when the economy crashes, people lose their jobs, then the banks can repossess their houses and businesses for nothing.
There is no way that these trades are 'normal trading'. You don't sell 1m shares, then 15 mins later think, 'oh, I should probably sell another 1m' 8x in one day??. They are deliberately using a system to deflate the price, using amounts big enough to shift the price, losing a packet for small investors.
I've been watching this sort of thing happening with Superdry for years, in that case I was seeing up to £1m being sold at once. With these you generally see the 'sells' in groups of 2, 20 seconds apart or so. They actually buy the shares back, but it is usually very late in the day, which doesn't seem to make the price go up as much as it makes it go down. The only answer is to a) report it and b) go with it, watch until the price drops to what appears to be the bottom, then buy as many as you can. If the price moves up dramatically they lose a fortune.
Well I would have thought that if the price of oil was going down, then the potential future income would affect the share price adversely. Therefore, it stands to reason that, since the price of oil is going up that the price of this will go up also. I stand to be corrected though? Just because we are not 'commercial' now doesn't mean we won't be in the near future.
Excuse me for saying this, but you say 'Salisbury was an act of war'. We have been applying sanctions on Russia for years, which are crippling its economy, is that an act of war? What about the EU trying to annex the Ukraine, is that an act of war? How about our bombers turning a beautiful country like Iraq into a wasteland (Iraq had nothing to do with 911, but TB persuaded B to attack Iraq before Afghanistan)? How many kids fathers got killed in Iraq, who are now grown up and probably going to bring the war to us? Are you honestly telling me, 'Salisbury is an act of war'? As always whenever a country does something to us we are up in arms and call it terrorism, but when we bomb another country it is 'All in the name of Peace, Amen'. Most eastern countries call us terrorists, maybe it depends where you stand.
I think we've lost some interest due to SOLG rising 50%+ in the last week. Once the rise over there peters out we could see a lot of that money coming back here in a hurry. Particularly if this starts an upwards move. In the mean time I'm happy to keep averaging down from here until it upwards move comes, which I am confident will happen.
Many thanks for the clarification seer. I'm sure prices will go up, which is of course obvious if you buy things which are not made in sweat houses in China. However, this was always taking money out of the USA, which was always something that could not support itself. If you buy goods produced in your own country then you are providing jobs for people in your own country, which in turn produces wages which can be used to buy more goods in your own country. This is why the USA is going to thrive under Trump. Prices will go up, but so will wages, and the net effect is success. Importing cheap goods from other countries will always destroy your economy in the end. It's not rocket science.
seer - Trump is working for the USA, putting the USA first, there is nothing wrong with that. It's a pity that our government isn't doing the best for the UK. Seems many of ours are in the blanket of the EU, getting EU pensions etc. and they don't want to lose them. This tells how they knew all along how we would lose sovereignty, but hid it from us, and conned us into the EU under false pretences. express.co.uk/news/politics/883540/FCO-30-1048-Brexit-EU-secret-document-damned-Britain-EU-membership