Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[careful] 19/8/2019 21:46

Agreed about trade deal.
That will not be easy.
Any trade deal will be inferior to what we have now.

Human nature, if we needed paperwork every time we entered Wales or Scotland we would never bother.

[edmundshaw] 19/8/2019 21:41

Gold would become the new iron - only less useful. ^^

No thanks!

[sentimentrules] 19/8/2019 21:40

Trade deal is what matters. Leavung the EU on the 31st is no biggie.

[careful] 19/8/2019 21:23

Exchange of letters on the backstop suggests to me that they will get a deal, even if it just waffle and weasel words.

May's deal is perfect as it stands, out of the EU. with all of the advantages.
so we stick by their rules (that we helped wrote), ok, beggars can't be choosers.

But how can it get through parliament?
Labour, SNP, Lib dems will vote it down because they want remain.

But it could get through, just, as the alternatives are worse.

[mikemichael2] 19/8/2019 20:50

Good letter, take back control.

[alphorn] 19/8/2019 20:49

Max - you have got the point.

[maxk] 19/8/2019 20:35

Alp, can you specify the holes you have managed to find in that letter?

[alphorn] 19/8/2019 20:21

Max - you believe that??? My Chris Grayling post is more likely.

[sentimentrules] 19/8/2019 20:19

Where will lloy shareprice be Friday? Thought I'd ask you guys because of the expertise here in all macro

If you can solve the brexit...you can certainly call the SP

[mikemichael2] 19/8/2019 20:08

Come on, not far off?

[wilksey1] 19/8/2019 19:54

you plonka

[lippy4] 19/8/2019 19:54

poiikka he is being sarcastic....

[poikka] 19/8/2019 19:46

Alps - "I hear that Chris Grayling will come off the back benches to mastermind the granting of the £100m contact for the Brexit PR campaign."

Missed that news, Alps, have you got the link?

Ta.

[sentimentrules] 19/8/2019 19:04

Mimerve you'd have to have confidence in corbyn , to back his no confidence vote..i doubt much of that around.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 19/8/2019 18:59

Mr Elbee

"The answer is this;The EU will wage a relentless economic war against us even at the expense of their own member states.It will finish the euro project completely,of course, but what do the officials care? they have no standards..no decency.... just crooks in suits with big fat salaries"

I buy very little from the EU these days so am highly sceptical that they'll either behave so, or be successful in behaving so!

Plenty of substitutes for most EU produce all year round.

[alphorn] 19/8/2019 18:39

I hear that Chris Grayling will come off the back benches to mastermind the granting of the £100m contact for the Brexit PR campaign. This follows his success with the multi-million contract to Seaborne Freight ferry company which had no ships.

Carrie Symonds the 31-year-old PR guru must be in the running. (You think that I am joking).

ROTFLMAO

[crossing_the_rubicon] 19/8/2019 18:29

Well there is an asteroid out there that would make everyone on planet Earth a billionaire!!!!

"A giant asteroid has enough gold on it to make everyone on Earth a billionaire"



World debt could be wiped..
but rampant Inflation would result!

[careful] 19/8/2019 18:26

This election is likely to happen by Christmas.
Cant work out exactly how former Tory voters who are remainers or who would accept mays deal will vote.

I am in that group.

Corbyn or any coalition led by him would be a disaster.
Lib Dems could do very well but we must not let Corbyn in.
Same goes for voting for Farage.

We do not want a Labour/SNP coalition by default.

[minerve 2] 19/8/2019 18:14

Why would Corbyn lose a vote of no confidence? I am sure he can find common ground to push a majority through.

[xxxxxy] 19/8/2019 18:11

Let us LEAVE the Evil EUSSR.

LEAVE and WTO

[xxxxxy] 19/8/2019 18:10

'When we applied to join the EEC in 1972, we were not in a position to make the EEC change its whole tariff policy to accommodate our consumers or our historic low food price policy which had prevailed since the repeal of the Corn Laws. Instead, part of the price of membership was to swallow the bitter pill of higher food prices. Heath’s White Paper advocating EEC entry in 1971 estimated that “membership will affect food prices gradually over a period of about six years with an increase of about 2.5 per cent each year in retail prices” (para 88 on p.23).'

Source :

[xxxxxy] 19/8/2019 18:03

Turbot Charged 19 Aug 2019 5:59PM

Labour polled 5% in Brecon and almost lost their deposit. Anyone who thinks that Steptoe is going to try to trigger a GE by proposing a VONC which he'd lose anyway must be on some good gear.

[xxxxxy] 19/8/2019 18:02

Henry Smith 19 Aug 2019 5:59PM

The only possible way that Corbyn’s Labour can form a Government is to do a deal - a coalition - with the SNP

A party that is solely focussed on breaking up the United Kingdom

How are English working class men and women going to feel about being ruled by the SNP a party that despises English people