Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 21/2/2020 20:38

(We are) Spirits In The Material World

[minerve 2] 21/2/2020 20:34

Have a good weekend all, you too Jacko and Cheshire Pete. ;)

[jl5006] 21/2/2020 20:06

But we will have our divis - each quarter irrespective of the SP
Good luck u st traders - u reckon u know but never accept u lose!

[utrickytrees] 21/2/2020 19:29

Germany knows how to run business. Correct M2 more referrals for state aid irregularities than any other country in the EU. It's only the UK who play by the rules, that's why were fukin off lol!

[action] 21/2/2020 18:57

PMS up with Lowest bond yield and expectations of Fed rate cut around July to stem virus led slowdown in world and ripple effects in USA.UK banks will suffer due to low int rates as well uncertainty with eu deal b4 31.12.2020 deadline IMHO.

[gotnorolex] 21/2/2020 18:17

Leo Varadkar resigns, then says he's off to Brussels to discuss the EU budget for the next 7 years. They're 62 billion short already! GHT! Boris won't!

[crossing_the_rubicon] 21/2/2020 18:10

WHO Chief Warns "Window Of Opportunity Is Narrowing" As Coronavirus Spreads To Lebanon, Iran; 253 More Passengers Depart 'Diamond Princess' As 11 Test Positive In Nebraska




Epidemiologist had already warned that patients could be reinfected with the virus. But the Epoch Times' Jennifer Zeng is sharing a report about a patient in Sichuan (notably one of the provinces visited by WHO experts) who was reinfected with the virus after recovering.


Jennifer Zeng
@jenniferatntd
Not good news. Cured patient of #COVID19 in #Sichuan province infected again.<----

"When it comes back the second time it is worse. A Cytokine reaction...
Heart failure often the likely outcome"

[cheshire pete] 21/2/2020 18:02

Rip it up Boris and walk away. Panic and running scared. What Brexiteers always said would happen when their bluff called, and now that the Rotten Parliament has gone.

[freddie01] 21/2/2020 17:55

Leo Varadkar resigns after crushing defeat in parliamentary vote


No doubt a nice position with benefits awaits in Brussels.

[gotnorolex] 21/2/2020 17:53

'EU nightmare' Brexit panic erupts in Brussels following Boris' negotiation bombshell
THERE is mounting panic in Brussels amid fears that Boris Johnson could rip up their Brexit withdrawal agreement in a move that the BBC described as an "EU nightmare and a Brexiteer dream".

[cheshire pete] 21/2/2020 17:40

Gig economy flourishes where employment laws and rights result in businesses becoming uncompetitive. Worked freelance for long spells so have seen it happen.

[minerve 2] 21/2/2020 17:34

Germany knows how to run businesses.

Tories only know about creative accounting and residential build!

LOL

Supposedly the party of business they show little sign of business know how!

[minerve 2] 21/2/2020 17:32

cheshire

So you think tariffs, custom checks, border checks, immigration regs decrease bureaucracy?

Guffaw guffaw!


The Tories have done FA to create the right business environment for the right businesses since they have been in power - 10 years now tick-tock! They have created the perfect place for gig economy and private equity. That’s not sustainable, I hope you know that. You should do at your age. ;)

[cheshire pete] 21/2/2020 17:08

Minerve 637: "The Tories have shown little competence in growing decent business over the last decade I doubt it will change under the current bunch of clowns and charlatans.

Not Tory policy to have hands on control of individual businesses or companies to make them 'grow' as that would be tantamount to state interference a la the socialists.

Rather, Tory policy to create favourable conditions that allow business to flourish and prosper, and this includes removing obstacles, barriers etc., including burdensome bureaucracy that does nothing to add value. Should be easier now we've left EU though.

Surprised that someone as knowledgeable and successful as yourself not aware of this difference.

[smartypants] 21/2/2020 16:38

A days volume worth of trading done in the closing cross
81 million shares (sold) below closing price!

[k38] 21/2/2020 15:19

Brussels relies on corruption for its existence!!

[k38] 21/2/2020 15:17

One example of the benefits being part of Europe. Instead of tackling corruption they force more austerity programme..."Is not the first time Brussels and Rome have clashed over Italy's economic policies, reigniting an argument over EU budget rules in a process that could lead to financial sanctions".When they say, Italy had failed to meet agreed targets means no investment in the economy but misery and huge unemployment.

[minerve 2] 21/2/2020 14:47

"Not for one moment will they consider that this wealth distribution causes as much poverty in the donor countries as it does wealth in the beneficiary countries "

You could say that about our government for our country. Millions of us in the North have paid taxes to watch Londoners have new rail, new roads, modernisation of airports, Olympic games, new sewerage systems etc.. for what in return? Zip!

The imbalances, whether perceived or real, are not just an EU phenomenon. Only a clown would think that.

[essentialinvestor] 21/2/2020 14:46

The EU debate is still a highly emotive, however there is a key
point that is often missed - outside the EU we can not have the same
benefits as members have.

That's not a anti or pro Brexit point, it's the way any membership works.

[poikka] 21/2/2020 14:41

The spectacle of EU politicians discussing how they might spend the budget, when it can be agreed, is pretty sickening: loads of back-slapping, smiles, handshakes and dinners.

They'll eventually agree, and have more self-congratulatory bonhommie, and leave the multitude of bureaucrats and admin staff to distribute the largesse.

Not for one moment will they consider that this wealth distribution causes as much poverty in the donor countries as it does wealth in the beneficiary countries - roughly speaking, nor that it leads to massive corruption, nor that it costs an arm and a leg to administer, nor that it appears to be having no beneficial effect on the EU economy.

Nope, nothing must get in the way of the Grand Experiment, or the bureaucrats comfy lifestyle - and let's face it: that's the only reason that they're there in Brussels!

[minerve 2] 21/2/2020 14:39

Ignore stonedyou excell1.

I'm afraid the poor guy is mentally unstable. The asterisks are a visible symptom of a form of digital Tourettes.