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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - A British professor who was in
Downing Street this week after convincing Prime Minister Boris
Johnson to stiffen his response to the coronavirus outbreak has
self-isolated after developing a persistent dry cough and a
fever.

Neil Ferguson, a professor of mathematical biology at
Imperial College London, produced a projection of the
coronavirus outbreak for the British government and was in
Downing Street on Monday.

"Sigh. Developed a slight dry but persistent cough yesterday
and self isolated even though I felt fine," Ferguson said.
"Then developed high fever at 4am today. There is a lot of
COVID-19 in Westminster," he said on Twitter.

It was not immediately clear if Ferguson had met Johnson
face to face although the professor attended Johnson's news
conference.

In his study, Ferguson compared the potential impact of the
COVID-19 disease epidemic with the devastating flu outbreak of
1918 and said that with no mitigating measures at all, the
outbreak could have caused more than half a million deaths in
Britain and 2.2 million in the United States.
(Reporting by Kate Holton and Guy Faulconbridge; editing by
Michael Holden)

on londonstockexchange.com if anyone wants to read it.

20 February 2020



KAZ MINERALS PLC AUDITED RESULTS

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2019

looks like markets like what MRW is doing,nice
WM Morrison Supermarkets PLC
MRW
202.40 GBX
+22.05 (12.23%)

is one of the most volatile company in FTSE it was like this in two previous markets sell off ,
if you get it right you can make money but you cannot be greedy.nothing overnight ,only day trade.
looks like it is going to be another bad day,watching for now.

I hope people took notice to take profits yesterday as i said to safeguard,nothing wrong with taking profits it dos not hurt,

18/03/2020
Gold
1,499.75
-26.05-1.71%

looks like another volatile day ,
Euro Stoxx 50 futures were down 4.6% at levels last
seen in 2012, and falling for the ninth time in 10 days.

German DAX futures tumbled 4.5%, while French CAC
futures and London's FTSE 100 futures were off
4.5% and 4.6%, respectively.

Euro Stoxx 50 futures were down 4.6% at levels last
seen in 2012, and falling for the ninth time in 10 days.

German DAX futures tumbled 4.5%, while French CAC
futures and London's FTSE 100 futures were off
4.5% and 4.6%, respectively.

Euro Stoxx 50 futures were down 4.6% at levels last
seen in 2012, and falling for the ninth time in 10 days.

German DAX futures tumbled 4.5%, while French CAC
futures and London's FTSE 100 futures were off
4.5% and 4.6%, respectively.

Euro Stoxx 50 futures were down 4.6% at levels last
seen in 2012, and falling for the ninth time in 10 days.

German DAX futures tumbled 4.5%, while French CAC
futures and London's FTSE 100 futures were off
4.5% and 4.6%, respectively.

Euro Stoxx 50 futures were down 4.6% at levels last
seen in 2012, and falling for the ninth time in 10 days.

German DAX futures tumbled 4.5%, while French CAC
futures and London's FTSE 100 futures were off
4.5% and 4.6%, respectively.

Morrisons is operating from a very robust financial position. We have a strong balance sheet, with low debt and a strong maturity profile. Cash flows and liquidity are also very strong. As at the end of 2019/20, we had cash and cash-equivalents of £305m and access to undrawn revolving credit facilities (RCFs) of £1.45bn. Our store portfolio is overwhelmingly freehold (87%), and our pensions are in surplus.

WE will get a clear picture of the business going forward tomorrow hopefully ,good recovery today though.
Wednesday 18 March
WM Morrison Supermarkets Full Year Results

WOW i wish i had the directors money ,lol. another good trading day here though.

Without DOW the FTSE dont know which way to go in the morning , now DOW is up more than 5% and FTSE follows,
is always been like that and it will be in good and bad times,
Dow 30
21,132.73
+944.21+4.68%
FTSE 100
5,272.05
+120.97 +2.54%

KAZ Minerals PLC
KAZ
328.40 GBX
+39.40 (13.63%)

Capita PLC
CPI
32.57 GBX
+4.58 (16.35%)

Gold
1,531.75
+45.25+3.04%
not bad for now

recovering now same as the FTSE and DOW