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[gaffer73] 24/1/2020 00:04

Hardly a dead cat Monty, come on now

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 20:45

Might have a dead cat bounce in the morning, WTO incredibly saying not a worldwide threat, brings the Dow back to nearly end the day up.

[wilc42] 23/1/2020 20:18

Out at 626 this morning. Will come back in sub 6 Hundy

[waldron] 23/1/2020 17:26

Apparently strong support at 610p and then towards 538p



Perhaps confirmation early next week

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 17:16

550p here we come.

[nw99] 23/1/2020 16:04

600 must hold or uptrend broken

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 15:07

We all know shares fall twice has fast has go up.Problem with airline stocks all the stars have to align in order for the stock to go up. Now a couple of issues.

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 14:57

Back to 550p of Unite strike has well.https://unitetheunion.org/news-events/news/2020/january/gatwick-airport-heading-towards-industrial-action-as-pay-offer-rejected/

[nw99] 23/1/2020 14:48

2nd city in China now has it bouton down the hatches

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 11:49

I was bullish on airlines, they are ok has long has fuel, currency, no union trouble, worldwide flu epidemic are ok, passenger numbers increase.Now bearish, lol

[ariane] 23/1/2020 11:39

bookbroker
23 Jan '20 - 10:57 - 12746 of 12748
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Anyway there are too many people already living on this planet, is there a need for 8/9 billion people to ensure survival of the human race!
bookbroker
23 Jan '20 - 10:58 - 12747 of 12748
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You should be more bothered about rising sea levels!


The earth is big enough to supply all the food we need

if land,deserts,on and under the sea were fully utilised

wars and tariffs deo not help

As to concern about sea levels, i am more concerned about melting glaciers and river flow reductions not to mention avalances on a more local level








Population growth
Further information: World population
A family planning placard in Ethiopia. It shows some negative effects of having too many children.

Current UN projections show a continued increase in population in the future (but a steady decline in the population growth rate), with the global population expected to reach 9.8 billion in 2050 and 11.2 billion by 2100.[102] Estimates by the UN Population Division for the year 2150 range between 3.2 and 24.8 billion;[103] mathematical modeling supports the lower estimate.[104] Some analysts have questioned the sustainability of further world population growth, highlighting the growing pressures on the environment, global food supplies, and energy resources. Solutions for feeding the extra billions in the future are being studied and documented.[105] One out of every seven people on the planet go to sleep hungry. Areas are subject to overpopulation, and 25,000 people die of malnutrition and hunger related diseases every day.

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 11:18

Went to China two years ago, you can see how it spreads quickly, so crowded, they sneeze no hankee and spit on the ground. Great country but flu spreads rapidly.

[bookbroker] 23/1/2020 10:58

You should be more bothered about rising sea levels!

[bookbroker] 23/1/2020 10:57

Anyway there are too many people already living on this planet, is there a need for 8/9 billion people to ensure survival of the human race!

[ariane] 23/1/2020 10:53

bookbroker
23 Jan '20 - 10:32 - 12742 of 12742

The concern is that will it become a common occurance that animal diseases start to crossover to become human strains the general population not as you say the old and feable

Each time there is a red scare alerts will travelling industries,oil and gas majors
and economies be disrupted


I SAW IT IN A MOVIE

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 10:47

That's what they said about SARS 2003.

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 10:00

https://unitetheunion.org/news-events/news/2020/january/gatwick-airport-heading-towards-industrial-action-as-pay-offer-rejected/

[garycook] 23/1/2020 09:06

Monty,See your Short then.Sold out at 663p,on Monday.Good move.Your BT prediction for next Thursday Q3 update is needed on the BT thread !

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 08:59

Looking back comparing Sars in 2003 IAG about 8% exposed to this latest virus, according to Citigroup. EasyJet and Ryanair no exposure.

[montyhedge] 23/1/2020 08:07

Travel companies and airlines long haul, to me ones to avoid.