anyone got any ideas about the block trades that went through today?

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You talk in riddles ms.

Please excuse my ignorance, what's soto?

Southampton SWW

Departure point of the Titanic!

(apologies for stealing your thunder MS)

I suppose that's it for cows then?

Back to football. (sigh!)

up the gunners! by the way, keep an eye on ESY. i think it has turned a corner...IG Index still not accepting opening trades because they are at their limit.

SWW

I like cows my mother in law is one. She doesn't like Rock music so to get her to go home early I stuck on ZZ Top "Give me all your lovin". She was out the door before the track had finished. That was 2 xmas's ago and she has'nt spoke to me since. Can't understand why.

As for rabbits I'm plagued by them. The dog likes them though.

MS

Those last two trades are not very far into the bid. Funny that.

Big up for liverpool,afternoon boys.

SG's goal was a real cracker. Goal of the month me thinks but will he stay?

MS

Ms,just had time to watch the match late today,,,result .. Flo,is top draw,mellor old school centre forward,steven,,,,,,is just steven , quality.

aldwickk hello, can't view your last item!

Any chance of having a go at reposting please?

Morning all, HNR looks fun today!

mooorrrrrning all. and what a beautiful day!

Oil heads higher as Saudi Arabia suggests measures to stop price slide
AFX


Thats the latest headline, the body message is the usual thing.

i know, was watcing the story break on bberg this morning. loas of tosh i think. i know it is not a pospular view but i think we will see oil trade between 32 and 38 most of 2005.

It may not be popular but it is a reasonable view.

I think there will be a similar rise as this year late summer autumn, as panic to secure sufficiant oil starts again before winter, the variables being political tensions in producing areas, and outright terrorism aimed at facilities.

Take those out and tops of $38 seems about right.

Other than that everything looks rosy!

i know. i actually think that a "reasonable" high range in the 30's will be good all round. broader mkt will find in palatable and exploration and production will still have a tasty premium over the normal range.
i think either a war or terrorism will be the only factor that will make us see 50 again...the supply/demand issues that were headlined everywhere is now clearly NOT a factor.
hand on heart i think reduced volatily in oil prices will be the best for the sector investors. when we are involved in stocks that engage in wildcat drills who cares what the price of oil is trading at as long as it is economical to drill and extract - 35 or 50 bucks will still see a successful drill program produce great returns.
sorry for the spiel but i hope you get the jist of what i am trying to say!

I do.

Now, what about cows?

I think they should not be out in this weather, even if it is mild!

I know grass is still growing, but it is by no means as as good as spring grass.

Here in the south east, we are particularly worried about the lack of rainfall, and the knock on implications to next years hay crop.

If the trend of mild dry weather continues, then Northern Farmers may be in for a windfall next summer, as Southern Farmers try to buy their surplus hay crop.

My tip is, buy a bale of hay while it's cheap!

and so the thread moves onto a soft commodity discussion. the subjects are seemingly endless.