SAM783 USAF G5 departed MacDill AFB after an overnight
AZAZ0909 US Army C-560 departed JBA and currently heading for Virginia Beach-currently over Cape Charles
German AF GAF676 Global Explorer sw from Berlin-Tegel Airport over northern Algeria and should drop off scope soon
Euronext trading glitch halts trading for two hours in Paris and elsewhere
Trading on several major European exchanges was halted for more than two hours on Monday, due to a glitch at the region's biggest stock exchange operator.
Euronext sent a tweet around 10:22 a.m. CET (4:22 a.m. ET) that trading in all of its products had been halted. At 12:30 p.m. CET (6:30 a.m. ET), the operator tweeted that the problem had largely been corrected.
"The route cause has been identified and resolved. It was a technical issue impacting the middleware system. Euronext is preparing for a resumption of all markets, but the Warrents and Certificates one for which investigations continue," the exchange operator said on Twitter (link)(TWTR).
Among the indexes affected was the French CAC 40 , which had been frozen with a gain of 0.8%. When trading resumed at 12:45 p.m. CET, the index was up just 0.2%.
The outage notably would have affected investors of two big companies that reported on Monday – food giant Danone and Dutch health technology group Royal Philips . Danone shares resumed trading with a 1.3% rise and Philips with a gain of 3%. Euronext operates exchanges in Brussels, Dublin, Lisbon, London, Milan and Oslo as well. It recently agreed to buy Borsa Italian from the London Stock Exchange for EUR4.3 billion ($5 billion).
Earlier this month, Tokyo's trading bourse was halted for an entire day due to a system failure. It marked the worst-ever failure for the Japanese exchange, which said on Monday it would draw up a fresh plan on how to restart trading should a similar event occur, according to Reuters (link).
Monday also marks the 33rd anniversary of "Black Monday," one of the worst trading days in history. On October 19, 1987, the Dow and S&P 500 both lost more than 20% in a single session, which was blamed on unsettling financial developments, plus the rise of computer trading.
https://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/20201019125/euronext-trading-glitch-halts-trading-for-two-hours-in-paris-and-elsewhere
GRZLY39 USMC C-560 departing Dulles Int'l west after an overnight and inbound from Carlsbad, CA Palomar Airport-low fly by at Yuma and ground stop at Amarillo, TX prior to JBA arrival yesterday
but putting fake crap in the globals is ok right?
AF2 USAF C-32A VIP departed JBA ne
SAM783 USAF G5 continues ne from MacDill AFB
yeah cause your shit isn't old and stale
"you"
>OSS was more about handing the bakes back to anons.
Muh sides!!
By creating fake drama and then posting own crumbs into notables and then globals.
Nice try faggit