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Thanks for the link Silversurfer. I'll be keeping an eye on it
The banks have been having a great few days! Anyone able to summarise why?
I'm holding onto a lot of BARC at £1.66
RBS back up as well. I'll be taking my money and running this time i think. No idea what has caused it but there's always some bad news from Europe around the corner to dampen the mood!
the other half is thinking
I cant say that so risk vs reward depends on the person as well as the company I guessI could easily leave all this there, i don't need it
Indefinite QE announced by Bernanke, gold at $1770 currently. A 2m oz+ resource upgrade RNS from CNR tomorrow could really set the cat amongst the pigeons, as we've seen the mms drift the share price down over the last few days with wide spreads. News of early production could also be a double whammy, but personally I don't expect MC to comment on that until the PEA is released for La India in October.
Christ, not sure what's happened to BIOF but they're on a flyer. I bought at 4.2 and they're now at 9.2. That's doubled my money then.
Champagne for tonight I reckon. Then they'll be at 2 tomorrow
Scott Redler ?@RedDogT3Live
Oscillator is as overbought today as we were oversold in June $spx. Trim some longs. Doesn't mean you have to short.
India raises price of diesel by over 12%
India raised the price of heavily subsidised diesel on Thursday in a politically risky move to cut the budget deficit and fight the threat of being the first Brics economy to be downgraded to junk.
Diesel prices will rise from midnight on Thursday by more than 12 per cent, or 5 rupees a litre. The Congress-led coalition government of Manmohan Singh, prime minister, has also limited sales of subsidised cooking gas cylinders to six per consumer a year.
The unusually large diesel price increase suggests that economic reformers have persuaded Congress leaders of the urgency of cutting the budget deficit, now about 6 per cent of gross domestic product for the central government alone, in order to stave off a threatened downgrade by credit rating agencies that would reduce Indian sovereign debt to “junk” status.
http://link.ft.com/r/9ULF66/L9DVCP/42G8K/FKB1U9/208HWY/MQ/h?a1=2012&a2=9&a3=13
So i'm going to move to a different broker - can anyone recommend one with lower commission that will suit me...
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