Gsk Share Discussion Threads

[norry2] 10/7/2018 23:55

I'll be in France on Sunday, so should be fun - assuming we get through Wednesday :)

[fangorn2] 10/7/2018 09:50

Looking forward to wednesday night myself

Could it

Could it really be coming home?

[tradermichael] 10/7/2018 08:57

Yes - Thursday - a nice payday ….. ;0)

[sicker] 10/7/2018 08:45

Are you looking forward to ThursdaY TM, I am ;-)

[tradermichael] 10/7/2018 08:35

Meanwhile, the £ drops to $1.33, a boost to GSK earnings ….. ;0)

[barrie o bumma] 09/7/2018 16:03

Fangorn2
9 Jul '18 - 15:57 - 17630

grahamite29 Jul '18 - 15:00 - 17627

good posts

this exercise shows how so easily people are fooled by MSM, in this case re the hard brexit/soft brexit BS

[fangorn2] 09/7/2018 15:58

grahamite29 Jul '18 - 15:00 - 17627 of 17630
0 1 0
The "soft Brexit" propaganda stunt is a busted flush. You'd have to be pretty dim not to realize that "soft Brexit" means leave in name only while actually remaining. And that is not what the majority voted for.

B I N G O.

Spot on.

[fangorn2] 09/7/2018 15:57

There is no Hard Brexit Biotech.

There is Brexit, or some form of Remain.

People voted LEAVE overwhelmingly to take back control of Sovereignty(law making in UK) and Immigration(Borders) - indisputably so.

Membership of Single market is incompatible with such.
Indisputable fact

Every MP in govt or on opposition benches said

"Leave means "Leaving Single Market" (FROM THE CAMPAIGN)"


Brexit therefore means LEAVE Single Market, obviously.

There was also take back control of trade - cant be in a customs union to do that.

You are peddling a REMOANER myth that there are various forms of Brexit - there are not. There is leave the EU and leave all of the EU acquis or some form of Remain.

[grahamite2] 09/7/2018 15:08

Boris has gone.

[atlantic57] 09/7/2018 15:07

Well whatever your interpretation of the facts to lead the negotiations is going
To be difficult.

If there is a Tory coup or May resigns let
Us see what the next incumbent does.

Very easy to criticise !

[grahamite2] 09/7/2018 15:00

The "soft Brexit" propaganda stunt is a busted flush. You'd have to be pretty dim not to realize that "soft Brexit" means leave in name only while actually remaining. And that is not what the majority voted for.

[barrie o bumma] 09/7/2018 14:35

everyone would want that ideally. but you have to be realistic, sovereignty, being in control of your own laws is paramount.

[dr biotech] 09/7/2018 14:33

Show me the evidence that all 52% wanted a hard brexit. Of the many I know that voted leave, most wanted to remain with frictionless, customless trade.

There is plenty of evidence that I am correct, just look at the opinion polls for the reasons for leaving. Its not rocket science.

[barrie o bumma] 09/7/2018 13:23

precisely. leave means leave the EU, all of it. the *liberal* elites are cowards.

[grahamite2] 09/7/2018 13:17

52% voted for brexit and a significant proportion of those just wanted to leave political union or control of our borders rather than leaving the single market.

You have no evidence for that assertion. It was a simple remain/leave question.

[dr biotech] 09/7/2018 12:41

Trumps “deal” with N.korea wasn’t exactly great. The US caved in on joint manoeuvres and NK gave up nothing.

What annoys me is the way that the hard brexiteers say that the country voted for that. They didn’t. 52% voted for brexit and a significant proportion of those just wanted to leave political union or control of our borders rather than leaving the single market. Time will tell of course.

Viting brexit and getting corbyn now seems a real possibility.

[atlantic57] 09/7/2018 11:34

Buy well i think it will be extremely difficult difficult for any politician to deliver a brexit deal that will satisify everyone.

The British People voted to leave the eu by a small margin of voters which means there is a large group who are in favour of leaving and staying in.

Some argue that If Trump was leading negotiations we would get a much better deal.

Let us see how he gets on with his current negotiating position on trade.

Certainly a labour led Corbyn government is likley in my view to lead to pressure on the
pound which would benefit gsk and shell for example.

[tradermichael] 09/7/2018 10:52

Amid high demand for GlaxoSmithKline's new shingles vaccine, healthcare providers are running out. Even though the company worked up what it calls a "fair and equitable" process to ship Shingrix doses, two U.S. senators are not satisfied and are urging the drugmaker do more to boost inventory levels.
Senators Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., and Tina Smith, D-Minn., wrote to GSK CEO Emma Walmsley urging that she look at "what more GSK can do to end the shortage as quickly as possible." They said it appears GSK didn't develop "contingency plans" to ensure enough supply for the important vaccine launch.
Because of the shortage, the senators wrote that patients may not be able to complete their recommended schedule of two doses in six months. In an update with CBS in Minnesota, Sen. Klobuchar said GSK responded quickly and plans to meet with her.
GlaxoSmithKline won approval for Shingrix last fall and days later, CDC vaccine advisers recommended the vaccine above Merck's older Zostavax. The vaccine is seen as better than Zostavax, which could be driving demand. Last month, a Glaxo representative said that healthcare providers are vaccinating against shingles "at a rate many times that of prior years."
As of May, more than 1.5 million people have received the vaccine, he said. But GSK manufacturing had been unable to keep up.

[action] 05/7/2018 22:43

After hrs buying

[tradermichael] 05/7/2018 08:39

1 week till the dividend pays out - I intend to buy more GSK with the income …..;0)

[jasun burn] 04/7/2018 13:43

4th July = 23rd June

[fangorn2] 04/7/2018 13:34

The British/Irish voted LEAVE in 1776 - Corrected it for you both!

:)

[alphorn] 04/7/2018 10:14

The immigrants voted leave in 1776. A big difference. ;))