Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[wbecki] 04/3/2019 16:07

"Minerve 2
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WBecki

We are the ones who have decided to rock the boat and break the status quo"

Think you'll find there is no Status QUO EU side Minerve.

Next on the block QMV fior taxation, foreign policy and deployment of this EU Army that doesnt exist and is a complete fantasy!

Further political union, and full federalism

So no, status quo didnt exist you'll find.

I was pro "Common Market" fyi but as soon as Maastricht happened I was always going to vote LEAVE.

[wbecki] 04/3/2019 15:58

"careful
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Germany is giving the UK a taste of things to come.
Germany knows that B.Ae and Rolls Royce and jobs will be damaged in the UK by an arms ban.

First they sign a free trade deal with Japan that encourages Japanese car makers to quit the UK. Access to the EU. tariff free from Japan.

Brexit nutters don't mind a hard Brexit because it will not affect them personally.
But this game has hardly got started yet.

If the EU.offer a delay it will be a long one.
Don't waste time arguing, they have the power."


One can sense your salivating delight at possible hardship for BAe's / Rolls employees arisign from such.

Not a very pleasant characteristic.

FYI

Pan EU defence projects are on the wane.
Eurofighter is old tech.

Future will see German defence manufacturers replaced with alternative options - of which there are plenty.

After all, these PAN European defence projects are "political" led more so than anything else.

Another idiot that thinks there is a Hard Brexit I see..There is only BRexit or some form of Remain. Stop being deceitful.

[careful] 04/3/2019 15:47

June 2016.
Leave. 17.4m
Remain. 16.1m
Didn't vote 13.1m
BT share price £4.1

today BT £2.15.

amazing how things change in 3 years.

[careful] 04/3/2019 15:38

Germany is giving the UK a taste of things to come.
Germany knows that B.Ae and Rolls Royce and jobs will be damaged in the UK by an arms ban.

First they sign a free trade deal with Japan that encourages Japanese car makers to quit the UK. Access to the EU. tariff free from Japan.

Brexit nutters don't mind a hard Brexit because it will not affect them personally.
But this game has hardly got started yet.

If the EU.offer a delay it will be a long one.
Don't waste time arguing, they have the power.

[n73] 04/3/2019 15:36

Further to that this 17 million have an IQ of 80 or less, otherwise why would they would be on the dole to start with.You think the rest of the world is stuck to the 19th century and hasn't moved on, idiots.

[n73] 04/3/2019 15:32

Leave 17,410,742Remain 16,141,241Difference is 1,269,501

[careful] 04/3/2019 15:30

Assuming this May deal gets through, which it probably will, then the fun, difficult bits start.
Negotiating a free trade deal with the EU.

They will dig in on certain principles because from now on we shall be competitors.
Interesting to see how nasty things get.

They are bigger and stronger than us, hope they don't bully us into submission as they have on the backstop.
It is a divorce, but one that the UK wanted and one that the EU. did not want.
But it was only old geezers that made it happen, young dynamic people were pro EU.

Beware an EU. scorned.

[patientcapital] 04/3/2019 14:58

M4, Reuter's story:"Germany's latest restrictions on arms exports risk making Berlin a pariah in Europe's defense industry, threatening future collaboration on weapons development and its own ambitions to foster a common European defense policy.Germany's decision to unilaterally halt all shipments of military equipment to Saudi Arabia in November after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has brought long-standing differences between Berlin and its European partners over arms controls to a tipping point."

[minerve 2] 04/3/2019 14:41

Wbecki

Agree with you on that last post. I detest morons who think for some unknown reason they have the mandate to be a thread's moderator and quash free-speech. The same idiots would lambast China for such action.

[xxxxxy] 04/3/2019 14:30

EUSSR is FAECES



MAY is FAECES



The Conservative Party is QUISLINGS covered in FAECES

LEAVE and WTO

[wbecki] 04/3/2019 14:21

"polar fox
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Keep him on filter, do not reply to his posts under any circumstances - life is too short. He makes Minerve look sane and sensible."

Says the fascist!
Who made you this boards policeman and censor btw???

I see authoritarianism runs through your veins. obviously you were a school bully in your youth demanding people obey you...

[wbecki] 04/3/2019 14:19

"basically live in a country where there's no community spirit as it's shaft thy neighbour as opposed to love thy neighbour."

Clearly you've never lived in USA.

Plenty of community spirit inclined places through the states of the US.

But you wont find them with your prejudice.

[wbecki] 04/3/2019 14:18

"polar fox
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Yes, Moscow has about 2,000 inhabitants and one nutter. Unfortunately, it's the nutter posting from there."

Stop projecting your mental failings polar.

[knowing] 04/3/2019 13:48

Lloyds Banking Group PLC 32.8% Potential Upside Indicated by Credit Suisse
Posted by: Charlotte Edwards 4th March 2019

Lloyds Banking Group PLC with EPIC/TICKER (LON:LLOY) had its stock rating noted as ‘Reiterates217; with the recommendation being set at ‘OUTPERFORM217; today by analysts at Credit Suisse. Lloyds Banking Group PLC are listed in the Financials sector within UK Main Market. Credit Suisse have set their target price at 83 GBX on its stock. This would indicate that the analyst believes there is a potential upside of 32.8% from today’s opening price of 62.5 GBX. Over the last 30 and 90 trading days the company share price has increased 4.69 points and increased 6.37 points respectively. The 1 year high share price is 69.69 GBX while the 52 week low is 49.52 GBX.

[minerve 2] 04/3/2019 13:13

Comment from FT ref Hammond's no No-Deal bribe:

I’m considering burning down my house later this month. However, if I don’t, I’m looking forward to how I might spend my unburnt dwelling dividend.

LOL

[polar fox] 04/3/2019 12:44

Back to business for a moment, Norman Smith just said he expects the MV next Tuesday, not this week. That ties in with the notion that Cox is making no real headway so far.