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Gerry you are right it is like a summers day in my back garden as well,little bit of pruning and cup of coffee after but still on the ipad,lol ,gold is doing ok today

Gold
1,542.30
+57.70+3.89%

FTSE 100 doesn't look that bad because of SHELL ,
is up nearly 5%,

looks like it made no different
Dow 30 18,649.67 -524.31 -2.73%
3 27
S&P 500 2,238.88 -66.04 -2.87%
48 450
Nasdaq 100 6,887.90 -106.39 -1.52%
29 74
Nasdaq 6,763.95 -115.56 -1.68%
610 1137
NYSE Composite 9,133.16 -328.15 -3.47%

1663 it is in RNS on 28th Feb 2020 7:00 am RNS Final Results
Operating losses reduced from £ 5.0 million to £ 3.6 million (after £ 0.8 million reduction in share-based payments accrual).
it my be some times before AFC makes any profits.

Most companies will stop paying dividend for now, i see nothing wrong with that ,

Hi Gerry,
Yes i do , for now i watch TV and research and maybe a small trade now and again , i can see TSCO recovered.
i still think SPT will do very well and i am watching companies i used to buy CMC and PLUS. good luck mate.

One day it will work and someone will take credit for it,
futures are up more than 3%

Trials begin on British coronavirus vaccine with humans and animals undergoing testing at Government's secret science base Porton Down
Trials for a British vaccine against the coronavirus to start at Porton Down base
Scientists will test the Oxford drug on animals next week, then humans in April
Experts have cautioned that a Covid-19 vaccine is not imminent
The drug is one of multiple proto-vaccines in development worldwide
Coronavirus symptoms: what are they and should you see a doctor?
By JACK WRIGHT FOR MAILONLINE

PUBLISHED: 08:36, 21 March 2020 | UPDATED: 12:43, 21 March 2020

British scientists are developing a prototype ventilator made from off-the-shelf parts that can be quickly assembled in small labs or workshops amid the coronavirus shortage
The design is being developed by a team from Oxford and King's College London
Its reliability will need to be proven before it can go into mass production
However, the team predict that full-scale manufacture may begin in 2–3 months

under £2 today ,what is going on here ,i cannot find any news

could be even longer term, it is nice to see SPI are willing to help in times like time,and it is reflected in the SP.
Spire Healthcare Group PLC
SPI
62.67 GBX
+10.07 (19.15%)

23 March 2020

AFC Energy plc

("AFC Energy" or "the Company")

Subscription of 14,000,000 Ordinary Shares to raise £1,400,000

AFC Energy (AIM: AFC), a leading provider of hydrogen power generation technologies, is pleased to announce that it has raised £1,400,000 before expenses from an existing institutional shareholder by way of a subscription of 14,000,000 ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") at 10 pence per Ordinary Share (the "Issue Price") ("the Subscription Shares") (the "Subscription").

195.98 GBX +73.48 (59.98%)
23 Mar, 08:01 GMT · Disclaimer

UK's Smiths makes ventilator available to other producers
Sat, 21st Mar 2020 11:17Thomson Reuters
LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - British technology firm Smiths
Group said it was making one of its ventilators
available for other manufacturers to produce, part of a
coordinated attempt to tackle a shortage of life-saving
equipment as coronavirus spreads.

The group's Smiths Medical unit was providing intellectual
property and advice to other companies to make its PARAPAC
Plus lightweight ventilators, and it was ramping up its own
production at its site in Luton, just north of London.

Smiths said it was also talking to contract manufacturers to
add production capacity in the United States and elsewhere.

"We are doing everything possible to substantially increase
production of our ventilators at our Luton site and worldwide,"
its chief executive, Andrew Reynolds Smith, said.

Smiths said it was working with suppliers to increase
production over the next two weeks.

Smiths is a member of one of three consortia of companies
set up by Britain's government to speed up production of
ventilators.

The three teams are led by aerospace engineer Meggitt
and carmakers McLaren and Nissan. European
planemaker Airbus has offered help with 3D technology
and facilities if other companies need it.
(Writing by William Schomberg, editing by Ed Osmond)

Gerry, one my favorite pub in the Cotswold's The Fleece Inn and they offer take away local ale on taps ,
bring you empty water bottle and they are very happy to fill it, i think every pub will do takeaways now.

i am looking at CMC, HGM and SPT for now, but you never know come Monday i could change my mind.
and looking at my watch-list today some of the companies recovered 30-40%, what to do.
and i never thought STOB would move today, anyway enjoy your weekend mate.

At the strong end of the spectrum, and therefore most likely to be able to weather a coronavirus-related storm, was housebuilder Persimmon, Primark owner ABF, and telecoms company Spirent Communications. Among those listed in the danger zone was Domino's Pizza and pub group Marston's.

HFD done well today though ,
Halfords Group plc
HFD
64.05 GBX
+12.20 (23.53%)

yes i have been here from the start in and out, now over to CMC and hope to repeat what PLUS done for me.

what a turnaround in the price of oil
Crude Oil WTI
23.41
-2.50-9.65%
Crude Oil WTI
23.38-2.53 (-9.76%)