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good start to USA trading

Dow 30 22,204.64 +1004.02 +4.74%
30 0
S&P 500 2,608.14 +127.51 +5.14%
482 1
Nasdaq 100 7,652.89 +389.24 +5.36%
102 1
Nasdaq 7,580.27 +378.47 +5.26%

Futures up: Dow 5.26%, S&P 5.10%, Nasdaq 5.65%

We could see FTSE 100 more than 10% today , could it be v-shape recovery

yes i do, and i have been through three times , but you got to take what you can by trading on the days like this, every little bit
helps. yes you are right this could get much worst than what it is. i am not investing long term just trading for now.

English Premier League suspends all matches until 3 April - Uefa Champions League and Europa League also affected

English Premier League suspends all matches until 3 April - Uefa Champions League and Europa League also affected

the ramping group should here soon so i am ready to get out.lol
85.65 GBX +24.35 (39.72%)
13 Mar, 11:39 GMT · Disclaimer

today was better trading so i am done for now, and now i bet USA opens more than 5% this afternoon, but nothing has changed yet COVID19 is still here. i will see what Monday brings.

If Russia and Saudi Arabia come to some agreement this would be a very good buy. then again if's and but's.

Could be v-shape recovery here ,maybe

FTSE levels to watch

However, the chart is not quite so convincing. Any stronger starts that we have seen this week have not been sustained into the afternoons so there is plenty of caution on trading floors this morning.

The FTSE is up 2% after initial opening volatility at 5345. The 4-hour chart shows a bearish chart. However, strong support can be seen at 5202/7 (low from today and yesterday) This level was also a solid support in May and June 2012 . This is an important level to note. Further support is seen at 5070 (low Nov’11)

Resistance can be seen at 5663, today’s high and 5815 (Monday’s high).

Trump's travel ban triggers worst stock market rout since Black Monday
Some of Britain's biggest firms were pushed to the brink yesterday after President Trump's shock travel ban sparked the biggest stock market rout in more than three decades.

The FTSE 100 plunged almost 11 per cent to 5237.48 on its second worst day of trading ever as a number of countries stepped up their response to the rapid spread of the virus.

More than £160billion was wiped off the Footsie – a record amount – as every single blue-chip company fell in value.

Trump's travel ban triggers worst stock market rout since Black Monday
Some of Britain's biggest firms were pushed to the brink yesterday after President Trump's shock travel ban sparked the biggest stock market rout in more than three decades.

The FTSE 100 plunged almost 11 per cent to 5237.48 on its second worst day of trading ever as a number of countries stepped up their response to the rapid spread of the virus.

More than £160billion was wiped off the Footsie – a record amount – as every single blue-chip company fell in value.

Trump's travel ban triggers worst stock market rout since Black Monday
Some of Britain's biggest firms were pushed to the brink yesterday after President Trump's shock travel ban sparked the biggest stock market rout in more than three decades.

The FTSE 100 plunged almost 11 per cent to 5237.48 on its second worst day of trading ever as a number of countries stepped up their response to the rapid spread of the virus.

More than £160billion was wiped off the Footsie – a record amount – as every single blue-chip company fell in value.

That is not a problem Morbox , he has been buying TALK shares for a six months so worth keeping eye on here.
Not trading today i am busy with other things and looks like another red day on the markets anyway.
i did really well with BBY yesterday. keep eye on SPT long term winner in my opinion.

I am done , this was excellent in very scary markets ,
Balfour Beatty plc
BBY
263.00 GBX
+42.20 (19.11%)

Bets against Tullow Oil shares at highest in over a year - data
Wed, 11th Mar 2020 12:41Thomson Reuters
* Tullow already hit by bad news before oil price slump

* Bets against Premier Oil shares also rising

By Maiya Keidan and Shadia Nasralla

LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - Short positions on Tullow Oil
shares hit a more than 15-month high on Monday, data from
industry tracker FIS' Astec Analytics showed, in a sign of
investors growing pessimism over the company's prospects ahead
of its 2019 results on Thursday.

Shares in Tullow have nosedived around 92% in the
past six months on the back of weak output in Ghana, delays in
East Africa, lower-than-hoped-for oil quality in Guyana and a
dry well in Peru.

Talktalk chairman Sir Charles Dunstone (pictured, with his wife Celia) has increased his stake again – and is now within a whisker of having to make a full-blown takeover bid.

The 55-year-old snapped up 955,149 shares in the broadband provider on March 6 and March 9 for almost £1million, filings revealed yesterday.

He has bought more than 12m shares over the past six months, and has 341.3m, or 29.77 per cent, just below the 30 per cent threshold that requires him to make a bid for the rest of the business under takeover rules.

Looks like another good day for SLA .

i am done that would do,
Kier Group plc
KIE
117.30 GBX
+18.30 (18.48%)