Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[bbalanjones] 10/12/2019 16:19

Health Promises by Party.

Now we have an unbiased view - took some finding -from the MedTech Industry._

The industry responds
Global Medical Nomenclature Agency CEO Mark Wasmuth says: “The Conservative ‘Get Brexit Done & Unleash Britain’s Potential’ manifesto sounds positive, but medical was only mentioned in relation to doctors’ pensions! Support for the NHS is prominent, especially mobile screening, healthy living and more cycling.

“The Liberal Democrats certainly have a bright cover for their ‘Stop Brexit & Build a Brighter Future’ manifesto. A bit light on ‘medical devices’, medical was only mentioned in regulated access to cannabis & gender reassignment. Healthcare gets a big mention, but maybe the Liberal Democrats don’t know where innovation and change comes from?

“Labour’s ‘It’s time for Real Change’ manifesto looks like they have talked to someone in the industry and committed to ‘invest more in…state-of-the-art medical equipment’ and ‘will play an active role in the medical innovation model, ensuring rewards and incentives match the areas of greatest health need’. NHS and healthcare gets good coverage too.”

Wasmuth described the Conservative and Liberal Democrat manifestos as benefitting the medtech industry “two out of ten”, while he gave the Labour manifesto a more respectable score of six.



Of course the Die Hard Woodentops of the Conyou persuasion won't believe a word. LOL.

[k38] 10/12/2019 16:13

Under two labour government they sold our gold for peanuts and left a note " we bankrupt, no money left" AND..after all this, no benefits for NHS from labour. Do we want more of this ? NO!

[ladeside] 10/12/2019 16:09

I'm a realist, I don't have any sort of issue with years of negotiations as it doesn't have any effect on me whatsoever. If I was a senior civil servant then Yes, it would, however I'm not, so it doesn't.......

[m5] 10/12/2019 16:08

LADESIDE, Corbyn will have to do it. I get it will take longer, but that's how it is, JC or BJ. Either way we have to leave.

[ladeside] 10/12/2019 16:07

There's always room on here for a contortionist, we've got everything else just about covered.........

[hernando2] 10/12/2019 16:07

Ladeside.that will be nothing to the negotiations if Scotland ever manage to vote for indy...

[k38] 10/12/2019 16:05

LADESITE Media have done a good job on you...;))Br-exit is done under Boris.. finite!!Now we have to negotiate a new deal, thesame way we will do with any other free country in the world. But a new deal with Europe will be a lot easier because will based on the existing one we had till now.

[aceuk] 10/12/2019 16:01

Brexit could not and never will make much difference - 5 years of argument, unpleasantness and huge human cost for the egos of so few 🙁

[nemesis6] 10/12/2019 15:19

I hold Lloyds shares and BT so I shouldn't want labour to get in as well be killed...However I will be voting for them. Im sick of the threats of the rich to move they never do and their moneys is primarily offshore anyway so they don't give a flying fig about the UK as long as they can get cheap labour and their property values keep going up. Mindless hypocrites who love BTL and gifts to their spoilt family and don't give a fig about high prices and artificially prop the values up. Or the lumpen who have to sell their souls to stop having to rent from the rich vermin.
Also get rid of leasehold. The only country in Europe who has it and benefits the lazy thick relatives of the rich who keep hold of the property.

Utter pigswill the thought that all these benevolent million/billionaires "let the wealth trickle down" the only trickling is to their spoilt families who do fc uk all for this country anyway. Let em burn.

[mr.elbee] 10/12/2019 15:03

well that's what you get with global liberal capitalism which is what Labour thinks is great.

[k38] 10/12/2019 14:56

No, they will move their wealth and even business somewhere else in case labour win

[m5] 10/12/2019 14:51

Lets face it for the very wealthy not much changes does it?

[cheshire pete] 10/12/2019 14:45

Yes grahamite2 it really is crunch time for Tory remainers . Are they still so determined to thwart the will of the 17.4 million leavers that they are prepared to see Corbyn in power and take away their wealth. I don't think so.

[grahamite2] 10/12/2019 14:38

Yes, we know Conservatives who voted Remain are thick on the ground in places like Surrey. But being in the main responsible people, there are not too many of them willing to debase democracy by defying the referendum result. Nor are there too many of them ready to hand over their country to Corbyn, who will lay hands on their personal wealth, stop them creating new wealth, abolish the schools they have chosen for their children, suppress free speech, and persecute British Jews.

I refuse to believe that traitors willing to visit these horrors upon us - people like Gauke, Grieve, Major, Hammond, Osborne - are (or were) anything more than a cancerous minority in the Conservative Party, and unrepresentative of Conservative voters as a whole.

One of the best posts I've ever seen in The Daily Telegraph.

[m5] 10/12/2019 14:31

I have had a punt, but with a reasonably tight stop loss. It seems overdone but who knows where the market will take it. At the moment its holding its gains. I think tomorrow will be the key. After a big fall second day nearly always gets a bounce, third day gives you more of an idea. IMHO DYOR.

I think the last hour will give an idea of what coming tomorrow. If it can finish on a intra day high then more gains tomorrow IMHO. All subject of course to no further news.

[alphorn] 10/12/2019 14:23

Off topic - anybody here in Tullow? Worth a punt or will it fizzle away???

[cheshire pete] 10/12/2019 14:06

LOL time for a re-run of the Burger King Brexit...enjoy.

hxxps://youtu.be/yGL-XJPuCuo

[k38] 10/12/2019 14:01

Ian King Live (sky)Big money waiting to be invested on Boris win, not just in London but all over UK. CHIEF EXECUTIVE, PALACE CAPITAL NEIL SINCLAIR.