Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[smartypants] 06/4/2020 20:43

You know its a shame that we have to let Boris slip away, but
We can not hold back the country and the economy any longer..people are bored and the bookies is shut
The ultimate sacrifice for "his" country...good on ya Bo Jo!

[k38] 06/4/2020 20:21

Boris is gone to intensive care....

[maxk] 06/4/2020 19:58

So, did Gove slip Boris a mickey?

[alphorn] 06/4/2020 18:39

Reply to the cabin boy - Gove is the only candidate.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 06/4/2020 18:37

"aljm6 Apr '20 - 10:24 - 8877 of 8915
CtR i get what you are saying regarding natural immunity, but with shortages, at least we have time to try and plan something, some time is better than no time to deal with situations"

That is why they have gone to Quarantine/isolation to "flatten the curve"
ie buy time.

This herd immunity idea is based on Chinese lies about the CFR.

Ask yourself why China went to the lengths it did just for 3300 deaths (out of a population of 1.4 billion!)

They were clearly lying about the death rate

[xxxxxy] 06/4/2020 18:35

The EUSSR is Animal Farm in our time. It is a pigsty.NO DEAL

[xxxxxy] 06/4/2020 18:33

Mark Jones6 Apr 2020 3:35PMMarch 2021 is the last instalment including interest on the £3.2 billion loan the UK made to Ireland. Hopefully this time Ireland will have no need of loan to recover, just ordinary UK - Irish trade.1LikeReplyLeo Sharkey6 Apr 2020 4:23PM@Mark Jones UK trade accounts for only 8% of the Irish economy. There will be less trade after Brexit, whenever that takes place, maybe 2022...3LikeReplymike begley6 Apr 2020 5:01PM@Leo Sharkey @Mark JonesBrexit happened on 31 January in case you missed it.  But don't let facts get in your way!

[xxxxxy] 06/4/2020 18:30

Long shadow of the financial crisis hangs over Irish economy Central bank forecasts record unemployment of 25pc, but there is also cause for optimism when the Covid-19 crisis subsidesHowever, Ireland already has the world's third highest national debt on a per capita basis – a relic of the last crisis and eclipsed only by the US and Japan. Higher public debt will leave question marks over whether the Government could, or should, end its unpopular austerity measures. "Getting the public finances in order is not something you can just dismiss and say it doesn't matter, it does. There will be a big bill from this and there will be implications from that," says O'Brien. ... Daily TelegraphSooner a complete break from the EUSSR the better. The EUSSR is going down a financial sewer.NO DEAL

[minerve 2] 06/4/2020 18:13

"we are talking about controlling borders"

You showed great control of the borders during this pandemic, guffaw guffaw.


High-temperature, recent persistent cough, lungs failing, shedding virus?

Come on in!

ROFLMAO!

[k38] 06/4/2020 18:11

M2 usual b.s...No one wants to get rid of anyone.. but if you talk seriously for once, which you never do, we are talking about controlling borders and illegal immigration which by the way it has created by your global open borders friends of yours.

[poikka] 06/4/2020 17:48

So, Minnie and Alps, who would you like leading the country?

Come on, you're both so good at sniping at others, what's your call? Don't tell me Ursula 'don't drop the make-up' von Leyden, please.

[k38] 06/4/2020 17:33

Indeed chips.. I agree. but I am interested only in UK banks and Lloyds especially.

[ladeside] 06/4/2020 17:28

Recession is a given and is already priced in, hence the huge drop to these stupid levels.