Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[crossing_the_rubicon] 18/6/2019 09:30

Graham,

Precisely. I'd far rather remain closer to the US, who share our culture, values and traditions and who have kept us all safe since 1945 than the EU that represents a war mongering continent that has started the last two World Wars, and the Franco-Prussian one preceding that.

[alphorn] 18/6/2019 09:30

Freddie - thx for that reply. There are some pretty good yielders around the place if that is what you are after. AIM is for the braver! Certainly interesting times; take care when the 'music stops'.

[grahamite2] 18/6/2019 09:29

Interesting that remoaners never have anything positive to say about Europe. All they've got is Project Fear and offensive personal remarks.

Why might that be? Could it be that THERE IS nothing much positive to say about Europe?

[poikka] 18/6/2019 09:27

Minerve on the tanker attacks - "No, it could be anyone."

Does Minerve have a vote? Worrying.

[poikka] 18/6/2019 09:25

Talking of confusing, Alps getting his geography mixed up with politics.

[freddie01] 18/6/2019 09:25

I'm only really invested here apart from a couple of dogs on AIM from a long while ago. First to admit I haven't got the kind of money yourself and others on here have so happy to keep collecting the dividend.
Yes, I'm fully aware I could do better elsewhere but money isn't that strong a motivator for me.

[alphorn] 18/6/2019 09:14

I'd far, far sooner have a close relationship with the US than the EU.

………;……̷0;……and perhaps float off a little further into the Atlantic. Laughable.

No doubt was a corner shop tax accountant.

[minerve 2] 18/6/2019 09:04

grahamite2

Well, that is your opinion and it is in the minority in Europe. It belongs to the Little Englanders - a quaint dying breed with limited intelligence.

[alphorn] 18/6/2019 09:00

Freddie - this is an entertainment thread - but if you can make a few £k at the same time all the better. How are your loss leaders performing?

[grahamite2] 18/6/2019 08:43

I'd far, far sooner have a close relationship with the US than the EU.

[minerve 2] 18/6/2019 08:21

I can match any Eton boy now. No problem. In fact, I can dribble rings around most. So, no need to go. :)

[crossing_the_rubicon] 18/6/2019 08:19

@Maxk,

Minerve isn't bright enough to get into Eton..Don't flatter him.

[maxk] 18/6/2019 08:18

Min, are you Rory in drag?

[minerve 2] 18/6/2019 08:10

CTR is a 1st class thicko

[crossing_the_rubicon] 18/6/2019 07:57

Poikka,
"So who do you think was responsible for the attacks, Minerve?"

I bet he thinks the Jews did it.

He's clearly a Labour supporter, and the majority of Labour supporters are anti semitic.

[maxk] 18/6/2019 07:43

Jerry Markham 18 Jun 2019 8:32AM

This full court press media splurge about "The Great Rory Stewart" has gone beyond laughable and is now firmly in the rather sinister realms of outright propaganda.

The one big question we need to be asking is, "Why?"

Who is applying pressure or paying for the deluge of tripe being pumped out everyday about this person.

It reminds me of the similar performance after a certain Barak Obama emerged from nowhere..................

[bili1] 18/6/2019 07:42

Good morning all,
Any chance one of you smart guys can spread a little of your knowledge........?
What significance, if any, can one attach to the huge trades on opening/closing of the market?
Thanks

[maxk] 18/6/2019 07:38

Rory Stewart: the 'Florence of Belgravia' years, and the portrait that set him apart from his Eton peers






Camilla Tominey, associate editor
18 JUNE 2019 • 8:11AM
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Appearing the picture of precociousness, it was the portrait that set Rory Stewart apart from his Eton peers. With his bluey green eyes staring boldly out of the painting, the mere commissioning of the oil on canvas suggested that the then 18-year-old was the ‘one to watch’ among arguably the most illustrious alumni in 1990s Britain.

He may have been an unfamiliar name to many until recent weeks, but his former college masters were so confident the star student would reach dizzy heights that celebrated artist Ursula Wieland Lambach was commissioned to paint him in 1992.

According to Philippa Martin, Eton’s Keeper of Fine and Decorative Art, Mr Stewart was one of “a very small proportion of boys...



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