Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[geckotheglorious] 23/11/2020 11:09

The most vocal man made climate change proponents, are the worst offenders!!!
Anyone surprised??

I'm not.

If they wont practice what they preach, tax the hypocrites for most of their wealth so they cant continue to offend.





"Super Emitters": 1% Of People Cause Half Of Global Aviation Emissions"

Of course, the real culprit is not the US but China, although this woke study conveniently ignored the footprint of Beijing (which may or may not have funded the study): while the analysis showed the US produced the most emissions among rich nations, China does not make data available.

[portside1] 23/11/2020 11:08

These should now be way over 40p or even 55

[portside1] 23/11/2020 11:08

Diku yes I am 73 but ready for the call

[geckotheglorious] 23/11/2020 11:05

"UK has been agreeing trade deals at an average of 2.5 countries per month
EU’s average in the last 60 years is 0.2 countries per month"

Nope UK will never sign any trade deals. Trade deals take years!!!!

(SAYS ALPHORN - you utter lying mofo)

[diku] 23/11/2020 11:01

porty..you will be near first in the queue...

[geckotheglorious] 23/11/2020 10:57

Maxk,
Post 321105
"Agreed to roll over current EU-Canada trading arrangements and begin negotiations on a new, bespoke deal in 2021"

Interesting.
Very interesting.

Now who was it who said "NO" trade deals would be rolled over(under the principle of continuity) in addition to claiming it would take YEARS for UK trade deals to be signed.

Which liar was that again????

Alphorn?

Any comment?

[portside1] 23/11/2020 10:52

To go on hols Peru

[portside1] 23/11/2020 10:51

I want the vaccine as soon as possible

[freddie01] 23/11/2020 10:43

It's in the Graun, so it must be true...

What a great positive read for a change. Thanks for posting that maxk.

[portside1] 23/11/2020 10:39

I am doing very well out lloys

[xxxxxy] 23/11/2020 10:25

The battle of the EU budgets – and the rule of lawBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: NOVEMBER 23, 2020The EU claimed it had reached agreement on a 7 year budget from 1 January 2021 and on the planned Euro 750 billion CV 19 recovery fund, now known as the Next Generation EU fund. There remains, however, one large obstacle.Poland and Hungary object to the rule of law proviso. The European Parliament is particularly keen on this part of the deal. It means any country that is said to have infringed the EU's idea of the rule of law will not receive their sums from the fund. Poland and Hungary are presently thought to be in violation over independence of judges. Both countries have said they will veto the financial package as a result, and believe the EU is seeking to change their migration policies to one of open borders by this means.Mrs Merkel currently chairs the Council as Germany holds the rotating Presidency. She is keen to sit down with the President of the Commission and try to broker a way through. They have to prepare for the crucial meeting on December 10/11 when unanimous agreement is needed, and they need to woo the European Parliament to accept any compromise.The multi annual 7 year budget is planned at Euro 1.8 trillion. This will require every member state to consent to lifting the current ceiling on the budget. Whilst this sounds like a lot of money, it is under 1.5% of the combined GDPs per annum. Some 30% of the total is said to be to promote green growth.The Commission plans to use permission for this larger 7 year budget to justify a range of new taxes over the next few years to be levied at EU level. They want an expanded emissions levy, a Financial Transactions levy, a Digital levy, and a couple of proposals to tax company profits. Gradually, step by step, they are building their fiscal union. By offering Hungary and Poland larger shares of the planned Next Generation fund they hoped to rein them in on borders and the rule of law.It is going to be gripping battle, as this is the one occasion when member states have some individual power as they still have a veto over the 7 year budget and the new fund. Once the new fund is established, assuming consent, an important new principle of the EU borrowing large sums on its own account to promote pan Union policies has been established.It would be interesting to hear from those who still regret the U.K. decision to leave on the following issues1 If we had stayed in should we have supported this substantial increase in the EU budget?2 Should we have accepted part liability for the Next Generation Fund or fought to keep it outside the EU balance sheet somehow? Would we have been happy to be a substantial net contributor through this mechanism?3. Would we have accepted the new EU taxes which flow naturally from the larger budget or would we have battled to prevent the EU increasing its direct tax raising powers?4. Does this further move on tax and budgets confirm yet again this EU is much more than a trading arrangement or customs union?

[mikemichael2] 23/11/2020 09:54

Buywel says....oh fxxk.

[cheshire pete] 23/11/2020 09:33

Wonder how Buywell is getting on with 20p / 25p target price.

[maxk] 23/11/2020 09:27

It's in the Graun, so it must be true...

[patientcapital] 23/11/2020 09:09

"A study by academics at the University of Oxford found that vegans have more than double the risk of suffering a broken hip than meat eaters, with the affliction common in older people, especially women" - Mirror

[maxk] 23/11/2020 09:04

Everything they suggest brings even more problems...




Britain opposes EU’s bid for renegotiation in 2030


Foreign staff
Monday November 23 2020, 12.01am, The Times



After December 31, Britain will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy become an independent coastal state



Britain will resist a European Union demand for a review of a future trade, security and fishing deal in 2030 if countries such as France are unhappy with the loss of fish catch quotas

The expected demand, a further potential sticking point as talks go to the wire over the next two weeks, would give the EU the chance to call the whole agreement into question over fisheries, throwing trade between Britain and Europe into question in ten years.

[arjun] 23/11/2020 09:02

Morning all,Good news from Oxford vaccine, looking forward to positive news on Deal (fingers crossed) next leg up followed by Divi.... have a super day all

[alphorn] 23/11/2020 08:58

stoned - too many stars has slowed up your thinking process (contradiction of terms there). Why don't you wait and see and focus on what you will post in the future. Wrong leaves, too dry, too wet - you will need a long list.

[portside1] 23/11/2020 08:57

Quite correct it shows on my lloys nom account

[gaffer73] 23/11/2020 08:53

Does it matter? As long as they are in your account you've got them.