Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[cheshire pete] 27/1/2020 23:54

I think you have more capability to be objective than cheshire does.

lol....you mean to argue that black is white.

[cheshire pete] 27/1/2020 23:48

ur right Minerve, maxk clever guy...knows how to c & p the cartoons from the DT onto this BB for a start.

[cheshire pete] 27/1/2020 23:44

Corbyn not for Brexit, Boris was for 'lets get Brexit done'. The people chose which they wanted, just as they did with the referendum. Same result only more so. Leave.

[minerve 2] 27/1/2020 23:41

I don't expect you to acknowledge that either maxk even though I think you have more capability to be objective than cheshire does.

As Brexit fails and hopes turn to disillusion, gammon apathy will disappear and rebellion and revenge will appear.

Boris has a job too big for him to manage, and a predisposition to fail, in the Art of War you don't have to do anything when the enemy is destroying itself.

I'm just going to sit on my millions and watch the project fail.

Tea and biscuits in great supply ready for the Circus on Awful Rock.

[maxk] 27/1/2020 23:35

Keep going Min, you are excelling yourself!

[minerve 2] 27/1/2020 23:32

No it wasn't pete, and you know that. Although I doubt you have the courage and maturity to admit it. It was more about 'not letting Corbyn in' as much as it was a vote on Brexit. A fudge, muddled with more issues than just a simple referendum. We even had anti-semitism come into the decision process. Bizarre if you think it was a simple proxy referendum.

Intellects and those with wisdom would agree. I don't expect the gammons to. That is what makes them gammons in the first place. LOL

[maxk] 27/1/2020 23:28

Yes, but they were the wrong results!

[cheshire pete] 27/1/2020 23:21

GE was a 'fair and transparent referendum on the subject'. Result even clearer than referendum.

[cheshire pete] 27/1/2020 22:25

Maybe we would feel a tad compassionate were it not for the fact that the remoaners have spent the last 3 years + trying to prevent Brexit.

[cheshire pete] 27/1/2020 22:22

Ja, we beat you two times running lol.

Drogba's two step final penalty in the shoot out in Munich to give Chelsea Champions League victory over Bayern, unforgettable night.

[millwallfan] 27/1/2020 21:37

Last year the annual report and accounts were issued on 20 February so if same this year just over 3 weeks until we get a much clearer picture of where we are and direction of travel. Hopefully with Brexit clarity, PPI now cleared and the large share buyback and cost reduction programmes we will see some sound if not stellar results but with an underlying strong platform for future growth. Lloyd’s is far and away my largest holding and whilst I have no special knowledge I agree with some of the more learned views in the city that Lloyd’s now has the potential to move forward. Fingers crossed

[minerve 2] 27/1/2020 21:20

Jacko seems to have picked up the habit of his hero Boris: Perpetual lying and story telling.

I'm glad it is just the internet Jacko because those sort of stories on real names generally tend to end in litigation old boy. I'd take you to the cleaners for your lack of self-discipline.