Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[frogkid] 23/9/2020 07:45

North Korea

[freedom97] 23/9/2020 07:41

pshevlin, which sensible country are you going to?

[plat hunter] 23/9/2020 07:40

Clarky is misguided... Deaths is not the crux of the problemIt's how long it takes to either recover or die from the virus. We're in this mess because we can't track and trace and only have a pathetic 2 beds per 1000 people and that's the tories doing

[deme1] 23/9/2020 07:36

metals still looking weak

[danieldanrichardson] 23/9/2020 06:44

I agree with you undertaker in that the majority of the country appears to be crying out for a genuine conservative government right now- more than at any time in my adult life anyway. As for the wider debate last night (if you can call it that), surely it was mis-framed. It's not a case of whether the virus is serious, but is it serious enough to warrant such damage to the economy and infringements to our freedom. I'm undecided; history will tell.

[pshevlin] 22/9/2020 23:18

Glad I'm going to a sensible country before Christmas for several months after listening to some of the clown princes on here.

[pshevlin] 22/9/2020 23:16

Farage, centre right? your knowledge of politics and history is woeful. The right has had its day and been found wanting.(Didn't take long did it?)

[kennyp52] 22/9/2020 23:06

oh and clarky111 ..if you think Covid is not serious talk to a front line doctor . If it gets out of hand your August figures will be irrelevant ... the deaths lag by 2-4 weeks. Fingers crossed we maintain control until a vaccine is available or treatment is 100% recovery .

[clarky111] 22/9/2020 21:39

August covid deaths didn't make the top 20 reasons for deaths in the UK.

[plat hunter] 22/9/2020 21:17

Alright Wallace

[clarky111] 22/9/2020 21:15

Time for every man in this country to stand up and protect his children's future and say No more. Stop with the fear mongering stop with the BS figures and lies. We are taking our freedoms back.

[undertaker] 22/9/2020 20:57

If Farage were to form a new center right party to challenge the Conservatives, he'd clean up right now!

[plat hunter] 22/9/2020 20:05

Did Boris just threaten us with the Army?#BorisSpeech

[plat hunter] 22/9/2020 18:24

Thank you Ade

I'm by no means a wolf at it though... I'm solicitor by trade (specifically financial crime and UK Smaller Companies) but the last 8 years I've been working with a Hedge fund and it's not that I have learned anything I didn't know already. It's just that it all started clicking in the right places the more I was in that environment and more recently over the last 12-18 months.... I'm a slow learner lol


I only follow half a dozen stocks at time, and I pick my trade the night before at bed time, Set up my limits and stops for the morning then forget about them. I literally can be in and out of 2 different companies by lunch time.


Couldn't be a surgeon, I still make way too many mistakes at work.. No one dies though, the worst that happens is that I look silly

[adejuk] 22/9/2020 17:46

wish i had time for some nookie :-)

[adejuk] 22/9/2020 17:44

thx plat
don't have the time
patients from 7am
then writing, then cooking, then drinking and its 6 pm
some life eh?
gl to you

[plat hunter] 22/9/2020 17:40

Gold, silver, Pall, Plat all down again.

[plat hunter] 22/9/2020 16:34

Well done Ade,

It's an easy bug to catch once the penny drops, try and make another 100k...All you need is a few ticks :-P

[plat hunter] 22/9/2020 16:32

Worth a read...



One group of equity skeptics who faded out of view during the summer rally are making a comeback with the S&P 500 heading for its worst September in almost a decade.

Investors who sell borrowed shares in anticipation of price declines are back in force. Bearish wagers climbed to about 7% of total stocks available for lending this month, up from 2020’s low of a little above 6% reached in August, data compiled by JPMorgan Chase & Co. show. That’s poised for the biggest increase since March.

relates to Short Sellers Are Rushing Back Into Stocks as Volatility Returns

The spike of short sales coincided with an equity rout that, at Monday’s worst point, took the S&P 500 to within points of entering a 10% correction. While contrarians may view the rise of skepticism as something healthy in a market that until now had defied any bad news -- from plunging corporate profits to a lack of fiscal stimulus -- JPMorgan strategists led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou warned it may mark the start of an ominous trend for equities.

“The recent rise in the short base at individual stock levels is a worrying development, especially for U.S. stocks where the short base still stands at rather low levels,” Panigirtzoglou wrote in a note to clients.

Selling abated Tuesday as the S&P 500 rose 0.2% as of 10 a.m. in New York, halting a four-day decline.

PagerDuty Inc., nCino Inc. and Flowserve Corp. are among Russell 1000 stocks whose short interest has surged this month as a percentage of their total shares available for trading, according to IHS Markit data compiled by Bloomberg.

To see how dangerous a continuing buildup can be, consider how fast bears took control earlier this year. According to JPMorgan’s data, the short interest ratio among individual stocks started the year at around 8% and then jumped above 9% as equities sank into their fastest bear market ever in March.

To be sure, all the shorted shares ended up helping contribute to the subsequent recovery through a process known as a short squeeze, when rising prices compel investors who made bearish bets to reverse their positions. But there’s no denying that the most-hated stocks fared worse during the March turmoil, with short selling compounding the market’s pain.

Most-hated stocks fell more during March selloff before staging a faster recovery
For now, short bets are growing from a relatively subdued base. Even with the latest increase, the current ratio still trails levels prior to the March meltdown. But that also means there’s a lot of room for short sales to expand should sentiment keep souring.

There is no shortage of reasons for pessimism. Stock valuations have reached the highest level since the dot-com era. Another round of fiscal stimulus is now seen unlikely by the end of 2020. And the U.S. presidential race is looming in November amid concerns that final results could be delayed for weeks.

“The market is going to be very fragile going into the election,” said Mike Mullaney, director of global markets research at Boston Partners. “If you want to bring your portfolio beta down without selling and going to cash, it makes some sense” to short some stocks, especially for short/long hedge funds, he added.

Skeptics had been mostly driven into extinction after the S&P 500 staged a 60% rally over five months. In August, the median S&P 500 stock had outstanding short interest equating to just 1.8% of market capitalization, the lowest level since at least 2004, data from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. showed.

Now that the rally has shown signs of faltering, short sellers are quick to ramp up wagers. To Arthur Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities Corp., that bodes well for the market because every bear today is tomorrow’s potential buyer.

“The tricky part about that is, when that trade starts, it tends to build up a pent-up demand for equities,” Hogan said. “The larger the short position, the more likely there will be a floor of demand.”

[billyusa] 22/9/2020 16:08

Massive bounce in copper today, looking very strong. Nervous nellies sitting this one out, not surprised.

[deme1] 22/9/2020 15:56

Gonna leave it and see where she is on Friday Losta.

[billyusa] 22/9/2020 15:54

7p by Friday...