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LIBYA - updating news     

cynic - 02 Mar 2011 11:48

starting this thread, which i hope will be short-lived, to keep the board up to date with latest reports gleaned from the net

aldwickk - 12 Mar 2011 18:51 - 41 of 685

It will effect uranium mining stocks . When will power , water and road /rail be back to normal ? not to mention the container ports.

cynic - 12 Mar 2011 18:59 - 42 of 685

however, the effect of the tsunami other than in japan seems to have been much less than feared

cynic - 13 Mar 2011 17:45 - 43 of 685

it's hard not to feel sorry for the anti-G rebels who now berate the west for not jumping to their aid ..... however, it was not many days ago that there were shrieks of horror from the same quarters that the west should not interfere in any way without being invited .... indeed, that latter sentiment is much the more valid as it is not hard to imagine the fully warranted outcry had the west piled in with the military ..... whether or not the arab states should have shown considerable more urgency in making their views known is another question entirely ..... the cynics among us may form the opinion that the procrastination was deliberate, though for quite what end is not yet clear

and world gov'ts view of similar shenanigans in the ivory coast is what? ..... a deadly hush, no doubt as no oil involved and merely a democratically elected gov't being bloodily refused the power voted to it.

Bernard M - 13 Mar 2011 19:06 - 44 of 685

Tragedy in Japan could play into the shorters hands all round on Monday i'm afraid.

All markets will open down on Monday.

cynic - 14 Mar 2011 12:09 - 45 of 685

Bahrain
stay very alert ..... bahrain about to declare martial law with support from the saudis ..... news rec'd from my mate who works in saudi and who is quickly beetling back home (bahrain) from his office in saudi

for obvious reasons that info cannot be guaranteed 100% accurate, but would be surprised if it is not

skinny - 14 Mar 2011 12:36 - 46 of 685

Libya: Rebels say Brega retaken from Gaddafi troops

Bernard M - 14 Mar 2011 13:01 - 47 of 685

Cynic correct

cynic - 14 Mar 2011 16:04 - 48 of 685

Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi on Monday demanded that Bahraini leaders be wise and not use violence in their handling of anti-government protests .... clearly a case of, "don't do as i do but do as i say"!!

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by the way, my eye-witness reported a couple of hours back that saudi tanks were moving into bahrain ..... curiously no mention of that in internet news

Bernard M - 14 Mar 2011 16:59 - 49 of 685

Bernard M - 12 Mar 2011 17:02 - 38 of 48
Expect a large fall of stock's, and indices on Monday due to the Japenese situation.

cynic - 12 Mar 2011 18:04 - 39 of 48
why? ... it was known about on friday with no impact

You were saying Mr C.

cynic - 14 Mar 2011 17:06 - 50 of 685

you must admit it took a while to filter through and i would hazard that even now it is not as vicious as you anticipated ..... in reality, neither london not dow are down that badly

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bahrain
complete lockdown
airport is closed (sealed off is prob more accurate) and the streets deserted ..... about 100 saudi tanks crossed the causeway, with about half going off to guard the palace at riffa and the balance parked up at the airport

the causeway is also probably closed too, not that anyone much wants to use it for now

Bernard M - 14 Mar 2011 17:09 - 51 of 685

FTSE closes firmly lower as Japan disaster spooks markets
StockMarketWire.com
END-OF-DAY REPORT: Headline shares closed firmly lower, as investors assessed the economic realities of the disaster in Japan, and fret over news of escalating violence in Libya, with losses broad-based.

At the close of business, the FTSE100 was down 53.43 points at 5,775.24 with the FTSE250 off 59.87 points at 11,349.66 and the FTSE Smallcaps 32.27 points lower at 3,189.36.

Do you comprehend Firmly lower

Mr.C is it that hard to admit that you were wrong. I suppose all you holdings were blue.

cynic - 14 Mar 2011 17:28 - 52 of 685

nearly all were up earlier in the day, but sadly only about 1/3 were at the end ..... and yes, i also took out a modest dow short this afternoon ..... did you marry money and mouth at all?

Bernard M - 14 Mar 2011 17:32 - 53 of 685

You should change your name to Mr bullshit as you talk it. Do you actually know anything about trading, or are you a keyboard knowall warrior.

Nearly all were up utter rubbish. Stocks have been down since 08.00 this morning.

cynic - 14 Mar 2011 17:56 - 54 of 685

do you want me to list my stocks that finished up? ...... more than happy to do so (8/22 and also sold 2 that were up on the day at the time of sale), even if you found yourself more like a battered codpiece

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i'll save you the trouble of asking my little codpiece .....

COV - GKP - MXP - PFC - RIO - RKH - XEL - DOW (short)
+ sold HOIL and TW.


happy now? ..... i do hope not

Bernard M - 15 Mar 2011 07:25 - 55 of 685

Big falls today on all indices. Expect FTSE down over 125 points at open.

Fred1new - 15 Mar 2011 08:19 - 56 of 685

BM> the New Falling Charger.

cynic - 15 Mar 2011 08:20 - 57 of 685

HUGE falls, but nothing like as large as BM would like to think in london .... but definite shell shock

Bernard M - 15 Mar 2011 08:51 - 58 of 685

I suppose your stocks are all blue Mr C

cynic - 15 Mar 2011 09:03 - 59 of 685

i wish ..... see ftse thread
trust your own portfolio was full of short positions

Bernard M - 15 Mar 2011 09:19 - 60 of 685

How much is the FTSE down, is it 125 points
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