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[johnwise] 27/12/2020 18:20

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[johnwise] 27/12/2020 13:53

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[manics] 27/12/2020 11:08

Some year end balancing to do, with next week the traditional purveyor of the Santa rally.

Brexit done.

Balancing can deliver further moves in individual instruments -so losers lose a bit more and gainers gain. I think we should see further positive moves in BARC next week in thin trade. 16X has to be the year end target -which blows my 110p (which I nominated back on NOV from memory) right out of the water.

Trade idea: BOO is on it's way to a 4 handle imo. Results JAN 14th.

GLA

[jason_scrap] 27/12/2020 10:23

Despite doubts that negative rates would be adopted, economists warned that they could "become a very real possibility"  The Times

[spacedust] 26/12/2020 16:36

Are we guilty of this? I know i am a little even though it was hard to admit. Short Clip

BE WARNED YOU'LL NEED A HANKY OR 2

[smurfy2001] 26/12/2020 14:35

Are you ready for an exciting 2021?

UK: The country has been the worst performer among major equity markets since the 2016 Brexit referendum, both in local currency and dollar terms.

[johnwise] 26/12/2020 08:54

Yesterday, Chinese multinational e-commerce company, Ali Baba plunged by 13.8% on the New York stock exchange to a near 6 month low. This is due to the Chinese regime announcing they’re investigating Ali Baba for violating business law.

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[johnwise] 26/12/2020 08:38

Alistair Strang from Trends and Targets

[tradejunkie2] 25/12/2020 20:07

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[portside1] 25/12/2020 09:03

Sorry last post Told you all deal had been done just waiting for Xmas to give it out Goodbye

[portside1] 25/12/2020 09:01

Stonedyou . Keep your eye onV L XC L XThat's me finished Good. Luck

[johnwise] 25/12/2020 08:54

Facts Matter with Roman Balmakov

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[portside1] 25/12/2020 08:45

Good luck. Stonedyou ,I have made another money so going to seat back going on hols soon

[pieffect] 24/12/2020 23:31

Markets are closed Monday

[diku] 24/12/2020 18:18

Post 142218...with FTSE regardless of £ up or down it has a habit of under performing...somehow it is engraved...

[diku] 24/12/2020 18:15

Correction in the US market yes...what is the Dow doing up there above 30k...when they just passed a stimulus package and they still want more than what has been agreed?...that Index is completely out of touch with the main street economy...

[joestalin] 24/12/2020 18:10

Correction due IMO.

[high yields] 24/12/2020 18:00

The FTSE 100 has barely gone anywhere in the last 20 years.
Compare that to the performance of the S&P 500, which is up almost 70%, the Nikkei 225 which is up over 50% and the German DAX which is up over 25%, and it’s hard to argue that the FTSE 100 has seen a pretty poor return over the past few years. Since the outcome of that Brexit vote became known, the FTSE 100 has gone pretty much nowhere, despite the fact the pound is around 20% weaker on an exchange rate weighted basis since that.

[high yields] 24/12/2020 17:51

Britain's currency tumbled to around 20% below long-term fair value, stock prices underperformed almost every other major market and businesses held back on new investment.

The government has put in place the heaviest public borrowing since World War Two, while the Bank of England has engaged an 895 billion-pound bond buying programme to combat the effects of Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic.

[joestalin] 24/12/2020 17:49

We can all help by buying British, rather than EU imports.

[high yields] 24/12/2020 17:49

Sterling has been on a rollercoaster since the June 2016 Brexit vote -- its volatility sometimes resembling that of an emerging market currency.

From trading above $1.50 before the referendum, the pound has had several brief forays below $1.20 - its lowest level since the 1980s. It is now trading around $1.36 - indicating a Brexit discount remains.

[high yields] 24/12/2020 17:47

Hi Brexiters,

With a large current account deficit and a debt-to-GDP before the COVID-19 pandemic above 80%, Britain is reliant on international investors' confidence in the UK economy and its markets.

Britain's current account deficit, higher than many peers, has fallen sharply during the pandemic.

But the budget deficit is soaring as the government ups spending to rescue the economy and debt-to-GDP is approaching 100% -- leaving less headroom to spend should the economy need more support after the Brexit transition period.