You just have to wonder what the shorts were about. Got price up to a great dilution and nearly gone at/for that point |
Forget short tracker. once they started buying back from 800s, it was more fixed than the SP
Metro bank had a short reduction trend that commenced from 3200p or so |
Only 2 shorts now above notifiable threshold.
Yet the share price manipulated down again.
Apparently AGM is on Monday. |
Not everybody might love him, but i can certainly think of a few dealers that do haha |
I am a big fan of Rusty now. That was def a top 25% timed dilution |
Did you all get it right? |
It's got to be stall to kill, or bounce. Which you reckon? |
Anyone seeing more than a stall? |
So, the stall price given
is it a stall? or to be a rebound? Re no 800s |
US gas prices at a 3 year high. |
probably doubts of the announced deal execution as published |
i just wouldnt like to be the one buying 800s next time around lol
gas may seem low, given historic prices but it is extremely high for US plans . Way too high. Thry may not attack it pre a ukraine peace deal, but certainly will after anyway |
tbf it had some run from 800s last time. Im guessing most retail averaged an easy to book 50% on it. So, it did serve it's purpose when you think about it |
It's not just DEC selling off on that score really. But for the gas sector? It's a bit of a pig? it's where established firms offload responsibilities in some eyes. Not much else. All it needs is a few eyes to rightly or wrongly believe that, and it gets hammered hardest in sector |
Not really. You would have to assume it's around maxed out. It is also good sentiment time to dilute, offload and so on |
Given the gas price its very strange!!! |
Little point blaming markets after events, when others are seeing it prior, obviously
Well done Rusty |
10/10 to Rusty for perfect dilution timing
He saw it all coming. Why did you lot not? |
Putinaire - 02 Mar 2025 - 07:40:23 - 5235 of 5247 DEC - LSE & NYSE - DEC
Suddenly, 800s is a whole new ballgame compared to the last time it was there re having a run on macro events that suited, plus yield
I suspect this time, neither shall exist. And then the junior online officers will be leading by example for another bull run, to 390s
........
Not long now once stall price over |
The shorters are using the opportunity to close out. |
No one pays down their debts in a fiat currency system - they inflate them away instead.
The next reserve currency will not be particular to any nation as the dollar started to be used as a weapon by the US as they pleased.
This is not a property of a reserve currency that anyone else wants.
The next system will use a basket of currencies plus a gold component, plus maybe something like the IMF SDR (special drawing right) IMO.
Gold can't be printed which is why it keeps people honest (or rather, ultimately exposes them). Nixon of course crashed out of the dollar Gold Exchange Standard in August 1971(?) as a variety of nations, including the French and British, had just asked the US for gold in exchange for large dollar foreign currency reserves they had, sensing that the dollar was not worth the ~$44/oz it was then priced at (of course Roosevelt devalued it from ~$22.50 to $35.50/oz in 1934 but the gold price had started to wander about from about 1966) |
Think you'll find underwriting the defence of Europe for 80 years, and the size of its military ensuring the global high seas are as safe as can be for shipping has been a biggest cost than your "trade war" claim
US Defence budget in 2023 $860bn
2024 $916bn
2025 $968bn
Debt service costs approaching $1 trillion.
Debt spending on who knows what other than Biden admin attempts to keep the economy afloat long enough to get to November 2024 election was:
$1trillion every 100 days.
Your "They could handle this, but theyve decided to have a trade war with their neighbours and abandon most of their "Poncing" European allies is simply rubbish.
And uneducated tripe at that. |
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