Royal Bank Of Scotland Share Discussion Threads

[polar fox] 19/1/2018 14:27

What a mess, as the real position emerges.

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Sky sources: Carillion collapsed with £5bn of financial liabilities

[leedskier] 19/1/2018 10:51

England put Australia to the sword in the first two 50 over matches.

[leedskier] 19/1/2018 08:03

7,701.99 +1.03 (0.01%)

[leedskier] 19/1/2018 07:11

Not to repeat yesterday's mistake, if that call is correct it will be the 5th day of this correction.

[maxk] 18/1/2018 20:23

Meanwhile in London..





Labour MP Clive Lewis said: "The cost of this is immeasurable, but we believe it to be in the tens of billions. So let's be clear here. This is the potential size of the injustice that has taken place in our country. If it is this big, it may be the largest theft anywhere, ever."



M'learned friends will no doubt take an interest..

[leedskier] 18/1/2018 14:22

Meanwhile in Germany




13,238.77 +54.81 (0.42%)

[leedskier] 18/1/2018 14:20

7,685.17 -40.26 (-0.52%)

Sell off in utilities and retailers is the spin, in which case there must be concern about future earnings in those sectors.

[leedskier] 18/1/2018 13:04

Thanks Trev

7,691.07 -34.36 (-0.44%)

[trev1223] 18/1/2018 12:41

FTSE100 to end down for a third day?
Already done that leeds, today will be the fourth.

[leedskier] 18/1/2018 11:08

7,697.17 -28.26 (-0.37%)

[leedskier] 18/1/2018 08:30

FTSE100 to end down for a third day?

[leedskier] 18/1/2018 08:30


7,714.10 -11.33 (-0.15%)

[gcom2] 18/1/2018 08:12

dow up 322 points
ftse up 8 points
sums it all up really

[smurfy2001] 17/1/2018 23:26

I was surprised to hear David Buik retiring at 73! Well i'm retiring at 49 no way am l working past that!

[careful] 17/1/2018 22:05

as a tennis player once said,
'you can't be serious'.

jacob Rees-Mogg is a toff who would hand Labour a landslide at the next election.

[maxk] 17/1/2018 21:29

From the ashes, a nu champion arises..



As the Brexiteers' tribune, Jacob Rees-Mogg could be Tory kingmaker, if not king himself

By
Asa Bennett

17 January 2018 • 11:45am





Chairing the European Research Group may not sound glamorous, but it gets you places in the Conservative party.

The man who made the ERG's name as a crack team of Brexiteers ready to march through the voting lobbies to take Britain one step closer to fully leaving the European Union, Steve Baker, entered Government last year. His successor, Suella Fernandes, joined him this month. At this rate, their successor Jacob Rees-Mogg will be in office by Christmas.

He will be no stranger to speculation about his future career trajectory, given the "Moggmentum" craze he started off. Those who thought it had peaked during last year's Conservative party conference will need to think again, as his takeover of the ERG will ensure it returns with a vengeance.

Mr Rees-Mogg now has the ideal pulpit from which to preach his robust pro-Brexit message. "I want us to leave the EU — heart, soul and mind,”


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[careful] 17/1/2018 20:53

Amazed how swept up in the current euphoria most people are.
How soon we forget the big crashes of 2000-2003 and 2007-2009.

[leedskier] 17/1/2018 20:50

He is retiring.

[sux_2bu] 17/1/2018 20:45

David Buik reckons a 15% fall in the markets during 2018.

[careful] 17/1/2018 20:30

When will the Fed put up interest rates and let this dangerous asset bubble down.?
Trashing the currency will cause disaster in the long term.
Hyper inflation in asset prices only.
A rich mans policy as Buffett said recently.

The measure of inflation, with cheap labour, cheap money and automation is wrong.