Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[cautios7] 03/1/2020 14:09

gnr...you may have to pay a sub of £25 per month to have the BBC, it's called market forces...Not 'Law Forces' poor people into court!!

[joe say] 03/1/2020 14:07

Well you can fund me perhaps then gotnorolex.

I too find the licence tax ridiculous in this day and age, particularly when I'm funding left wing remoaner propaganda.

Any right minded person would agree - even if they think it was not biased surely (as why should we be forced to pay for a service we may never even use)?

[gotnorolex] 03/1/2020 14:04

I'd pay double the licence fee to watch TV in general add free!

[freddie01] 03/1/2020 13:18

Lloyds director takes up regional ambassador role to spearhead economic growth plan

[alphorn] 03/1/2020 12:54

hernando - it may go on for longer than we think. As posted I have opened a few bearish positions in case that it does not.

[gotnorolex] 03/1/2020 12:51

Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon, through their angry, persecuted, complaining, blame-driven, negative culture have ripped Scotland apart.

[xxxxxy] 03/1/2020 12:37

Love the Queen.Love Boris.Now let's get that Leaving the ghastly Evil EUSSR done.The EUSSR is Animal Farm in our time.LEAVE the stinking PIGS of the EUSSR

[crossing_the_rubicon] 03/1/2020 12:25

Ah another EU tax grab I see, barely a week into the new year....

Efforts are again underway for an EU-wide tax on plastic waste. Officials and diplomats have told the FT that members are ready to agree to duties on non-recyclable plastic, though tough negotiations still lie ahead.

The proceeds would go directly into the common budget, rather than the government that collected the tax

Read that again.
"The proceeds would go directly into the common budget, rather than the government that collected the tax"

This is but the start of a common Pan EU taxation policy.

Sooner we are completely out of EU the better.

[utrickytrees] 03/1/2020 12:21

Point taken.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 03/1/2020 12:16

Goldman U-turns on U.S. economic forecast

It was only months ago that most on Wall Street worried that a recession was around the corner, but those fears are fading fast. "Overall, the changes underlying the Great Moderation appear intact, and we see the economy as structurally less recession-prone today," Goldman economists Jan Hatzius and David Mericle wrote. "While new risks could emerge, none of the main sources of recent recessions - oil shocks, inflationary overheating, and financial imbalances - seem too concerning for now. As a result, the prospects for a soft landing look better than widely thought."

[minerve 2] 03/1/2020 12:16

The monarch is an impotent old cow who is past her sell by date.

[minerve 2] 03/1/2020 12:15

Now we get the BS story about tourism.

[minerve 2] 03/1/2020 12:13

What contribution do they make apart from porking under age blondes?

[crossing_the_rubicon] 03/1/2020 12:13

Utrick,

I think we can do without the contribution Meghan Markel is making Royal family side thanks!!!!

[crossing_the_rubicon] 03/1/2020 12:11

Here's another interesting angle.

China - over indebted, and peddling fake economic stats.


The Economic Collapse Of China! $40 Trillion Dollar Dark Cloud Of Debt

[minerve 2] 03/1/2020 12:10

You are a funny little man stonedyou.

LOL

[gotnorolex] 03/1/2020 12:10

Credit card repayments exceed borrowing for first time since 2013 - business live
The latest consumer credit data released by the Bank of England signalled a further slowdown in borrowing


Reason for drop today.