Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[poikka] 27/2/2019 14:10

I see that the French gov are complaining of a coup by the Dutch after the Dutch bought a similar stake to the French in KLM-Air France. Happy days are back again...tralala. Won't be long before the whole sorry mess collapses around their ears. They'll never get on, and even less likely to do so now they've been walked into the EU marriage in its present form. Madness, utter madness.

Hullo, where's Vermin today. Hope he's not unwell.

[k38] 27/2/2019 14:06

Keyno my mistake look on this board & 22 Feb '19 - 22:44 - 247373 of 247837

[keyno] 27/2/2019 13:33

p374 not yours k38. Which one is it?

[corpbull] 27/2/2019 13:33

Minerve.........Where are you? It's so quiet today without you! Are you ok?

[patientcapital] 27/2/2019 13:30

Surely a multiple occupancy property which uses more council services than a single occupancy property should pay more for the services used regardless of the size of the respective properties or any other factors.

[bbalanjones] 27/2/2019 13:05

The "Pole Tax" was merely a Tory con job to avoid raising property Rateable Values, in the 'guise' of spreading the fiscal load.

[k38] 27/2/2019 12:31

g2If I remember correctly at that time the whole population was against. Maybe the young thugs as you call them start the movement but they knew what they wanted. Today's young thugs are lost with the BBCs & Brussels propaganda tsunami.

[ladeside] 27/2/2019 12:29

On the contrary Graham, most "thugs" as you put it, will either not be interested in Politics & Economics or they'll be the moronic types who hate foreigners and want a square go with anyone and everyone, as such I think you'll find that certain areas of England will indeed see some violence, especially if Yaxley Lennon has anything to do with it.......

[grahamite2] 27/2/2019 12:22

I wonder if Brexit will become another poll tax situation..

No it won't. The people who rioted over the poll tax were young thugs. These days the young thugs are mainly remoaners.

[k38] 27/2/2019 12:17

I wonder if Brexit will become another poll tax situation.. chances are good at the moment. Buy your yellow vest people..;))

[k38] 27/2/2019 12:00

See 'on topic only' my post and opinion. p374You will find it very interesting.

[keyno] 27/2/2019 11:53

My shares of late go down after any results - good, bad or indifferent ones. This one rose before and has risen since. My, my ..........

PS Thank you K38. Not sure if that's the reason but it'll do for now.

[ladeside] 27/2/2019 11:46

Have the Russians invaded Norway and stolen all their Oil & Gas ???

Just wondering.............

[k38] 27/2/2019 11:41

It doesn't happen often but today's performance it's about Yesterday's U-turn of TMs decision to give up to Bureaucrats demands.

[keyno] 27/2/2019 11:27

To what do we owe the Lloy rise recently? I'm totally baffled at mo. by Brexit, share prices and the world in general. Seriously - why are we going up? Hopes of resolution of the B word?

[xxxxxy] 27/2/2019 10:39

There will be no extension of Article 50. Otherwise there will certainly be a Revolution without bullets to remove The Quislings. My view. There are also 17 million others.

Register with the Brexit Party.

[mr.elbee] 27/2/2019 10:38

correct word..numpties...obviously cant do joined up reading

[alphorn] 27/2/2019 10:33

Waiting for the share price to settle before opening bearish positions to complete straddle/strangle.

What are you doing Phillis?

[phillis] 27/2/2019 10:31

And what about Lloyds you numpties?

[shy tott] 27/2/2019 10:06

I think there could be a deal to emerge from effectively dumping the no deal. The Junker-May deal to get us out of this mess is a cracking compromise. Firstly, we agree to pay the eu however many billions it wants, and crucially, everything else stays the same {that is the uk compromise). The massive concession the eu makes is that we all agree to simply say we have left the eu. (known as the eu compromise). Everyone walks away, chest held high.

[grahamite2] 27/2/2019 09:35

Taking no deal off the table would indeed be kicking the ball into our own net. Agree with you.

[stonedyou] 27/2/2019 09:34

This is The Guardian’s model for open, independent journalism......Ah ah ah ah ah

ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah!!!!


Unpalatable news? UK faces pallet crisis if there is no-deal Brexit



Government officials hold talks after they realise UK has shortage of the right pallets!!!


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leeds utd - "and much of the rest of the world" can elaborate on

this,,,,statement!!