Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[jordaggy] 03/12/2020 21:16

I think you have a great life Porty old chap - I admire you ;)

[portside1] 03/12/2020 21:13

Nor just back from spoons I have a great life and get good info

[portside1] 03/12/2020 21:12

Op you. No I must be the only person in the U.K. who does not no who any actor or any starts are apart from mps I never watch soaps never watch much tv Only cnbc or snooker ,Have never see a film in 50 years waste of life never pay to watch any thing I just enjoy my life walking pubs betting and gambling And you not what it's a great life I am not on facefart Or twitOr anything other than these share threads which is bril Now I want to top up lloys I want under 38

[jordaggy] 03/12/2020 21:12

I think Potty has been on the sauce!

[k38] 03/12/2020 21:09

Disaster....I hope you are wrong.

[portside1] 03/12/2020 21:06

Lloys to issue millions of more free shares over 700m for bonuses , which will take the shares back to before the buy backs , but info from my source says they are going to have a Dilution of 1 new share for 4 When it is going to be announce I do not know

[portside1] 03/12/2020 21:03

Op just back from spoons very quite I had the deli with a pint but ordered two then had another two pints I can not eat that fast ,but put it in two bags I took with me ,

[maxk] 03/12/2020 20:54

I think you hit the nail on the head with #322358 tricky.


Clean sheet and start again from scratch.

[jl5006] 03/12/2020 20:53

Careless
I guess u are ac dc
U want Eu - but proclaim the bent biden
How many can get 2 0f 2 wrong?

[k38] 03/12/2020 20:49

Careful : "A deal will be done, we cannot afford to annoy Biden"You can't annoy Brussels and now you can't annoy Biden.. you dropping your knickers too fast too often.... grow up and learn how to leave as independence.

[geckotheglorious] 03/12/2020 20:48

Ignoble

Trump is in charge until inauguration day.

[careful] 03/12/2020 20:40

How quickly things change.

All of a sudden we are about to have a new US President who is proud of his Irish Catholic heritage.
That usually means he holds the United Ireland dream, with no occupying or controlling UK influence.
An embarrassing history.

Biden is also pro EU. and will make efforts to strike a new and better relationship with the EU. unlike the hostile Trump.
This has changed the landscape for Boris Johnson and his post Brexit plans.

[ignoble] 03/12/2020 20:39

Just out of curiosity, who is running America at the moment?
Is Trump still in charge?

[utrickytrees] 03/12/2020 20:38

In my view the EU will not be able to comprehend the new landscape CP. The shift that Boris has promised will be too much of a climb down, they will appear weak & compromised so cannot persue a deal at any cost. I genuinely think it would be better for both sides to break clean then look to build mutually beneficial ties on a more targeted basis. That way theres no fudge & no compromise.

[jl5006] 03/12/2020 20:36

Bo Jo must be nut nuts.
Committed to a deal
You get no votes from that BJ

[maxk] 03/12/2020 20:33

From 5x's post #322354


The Prime Minister has repeatedly said he is “absolutely committed” to a deal but not at any price, adding: “It’s about making sure that the UK is able to run its own laws, its own fisheries and so on. That fundamentally is what it’s all about.” So if it’s a really bad deal, it is probably safe to assume, it’s a no deal.



He's supposed to be dead in a ditch as well, but he's not, so I think it's probably safe to assume Doris's word is worth the air expended on it's utterance and no more.

[cheshire pete] 03/12/2020 20:09

Farage is saying nothing but he is watching. He is a political giant who has achieved more than those since Thatcher put together through his raw courage standing in the nest of vipers in Brussels.
If Boris sells out on Brexit, he and Tories are finished. Allowing talks to draw out is playing EU game and one they're practised in the art of.....dangerous.

Walk away...no deal.

[xxxxxy] 03/12/2020 19:48

There will be no vaccine against the ire of Red Wall Tories if they sense a  'sell-out' to BrusselsVoters who switched to the Conservatives will take revenge at the polls if the PM reneges on his 2019 manifesto pledge to "get Brexit done"ByCamilla Tominey, ASSOCIATE EDITOR3 December 2020 • 7:00pmAs a Brexit deal approaches, Boris Johnson would be wise not to mistake the Covid-19 cavalry for his own political salvation.The approval of the Pfizer vaccine certainly heralds a potential new dawn for the Prime Minister's pandemic-plagued administration in the New Year.However, if he thinks he can ride out presenting Parliament (and indeed the public) with a Brexit fudge before the transition period ends on December 31, then the latest polling strongly suggests otherwise.Downing Street may have been tempted to think that an electorate distracted by coronavirus couldn't care less what sort of agreement is hammered out with Michel Barnier and co, come Christmas.Yet, a survey by the think Centre for Brexit Policy this week found 'Red Wall' Tory voters plan to take their revenge at the ballot box if Mr Johnson reneges on his 2016 referendum promise to "take back control" and his 2019 manifesto pledge to "get Brexit done".Of those who switched from Labour to the Conservatives last December, 55 per cent said they would be less likely to back the Conservatives at the next general election if there is any sense of a "sell-out" to Brussels. On the supremacy of the British Parliament and courts, control of UK fishing waters, power over UK trade tariffs, the threat of future UK cash payments to Brussels, and the right to strike trade deals across the world, voters living in key battleground areas in the North and the Midlands are adamant there must be no backsliding in the final round of UK-EU talks now at the eleventh hour.They would rather no deal than a dodgy one, so much so in fact that they would be more likely to vote Conservative again if we left on World Trade Association (WTA) terms. The Prime Minister has repeatedly said he is "absolutely committed" to a deal but not at any price, adding: "It's about making sure that the UK is able to run its own laws, its own fisheries and so on. That fundamentally is what it's all about." So if it's a really bad deal, it is probably safe to assume, it's a no deal. .. Full article... Daily Telegraph

[k38] 03/12/2020 18:38

Blackmail and disaster, the end of the world, you name it for their opposition, thats their tactics... expecting people to take the streets in support.
We know them by now. Just a few ignorant remainers who still listen to BBC is the main problem.

[poikka] 03/12/2020 18:31

This is so typical of Brussels: they just love playing games with any negotiations; they draw them out while feeling so fuggin important and while having dinners galore at EU citizens expense.