Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[sentimentrules] 18/8/2019 23:42

Well yes there is that.. But politics is a show. If your popular, it goes s lot further than intellectual. Having both is a rare gift. Let's see if he has the combo

[maxk] 18/8/2019 23:35

Lets see if Boris gets it over the line.

By that I mean really over the line, and not some half baked half in/half out bodge.



If he does that, he could be bound for "great" status. Dont hold your breath.

[sentimentrules] 18/8/2019 23:26

As for his background , I've read it. I read more than you think

Still not so sure . Brexit minister maybe. I think after brexit his own party will dump him as soon as they can ..if they have somebody else who can connect with the public.

[sentimentrules] 18/8/2019 23:24

He may well indeed suit the brexit process. Time will tell. Prime minister, I'm not so sure . But again time will tell

[sentimentrules] 18/8/2019 23:17

Everyone has their strong points in life. Whatever it is. So to define idiot I think you first need to put it in context .

Is he/she an idiot or smart about a particular issue or for a particular job.

So as prime minister..idiot or savvy?

[123trev] 18/8/2019 23:13

You first have to define idiot! Then you have to ask?

[sentimentrules] 18/8/2019 22:59

"Could it be though, that he is in fact an idiot masquerading as a highly intelligent man who happens to be masquerading as an idiot?"

Love that bit lol

[123trev] 18/8/2019 22:53

Minerve do you really think Boris is stupid! I suggest behind that bumbling facade and hair do there is a very bright sociopath backed by the establishment and he will get the job done whatever the job is!

[maxk] 18/8/2019 22:51

Min.

We've been in the single bluff cant win card game for over 40 years.

That's why we are leaving.

[lippy4] 18/8/2019 22:48

minerve he is a a lot more intelligent than you i expect,if we as a country go down the drain as you are expecting all your assets will go there as well because the knock on effects will reverberate all around the world.

so you are all screwed.

[sentimentrules] 18/8/2019 22:34

Had to dig it up but a paper in 2012 BIS paper 399, questioned would any safe asset exist in the near future.

I forgot the conclusion though lol

Basically if not, get your trading skills sharpened via Bitcoin. Because even Lloyds will be like it one day. Such will be markets without said

[sentimentrules] 18/8/2019 22:30

In fairness the yield on those today is like a negative anyway

[minerve 2] 18/8/2019 22:28

“There’s a risk that you will never get a positive yield on a safe asset again — so buy them now while stocks last,” said Gareth Colesmith, head of global rates at Insight Investment.

[sentimentrules] 18/8/2019 22:25

Still trying to figure out letterboxes

[minerve 2] 18/8/2019 22:22

I suspect Boris never progressed to chess. He is still trying to master snakes & ladders.

[minerve 2] 18/8/2019 22:20

More like stupidity. :)

[sentimentrules] 18/8/2019 22:13

Double-bluff

[minerve 2] 18/8/2019 22:12

Brexit does not often create headlines in The Netherlands anymore, but this did.

How do you call bluffing with a losing hand that has already been seen by your opponent, in a game they do not participate in?

Is there a word for it in English?

[lippy4] 18/8/2019 21:51

careful you seem to have a very infantile view of our relationship of the eu,where is the rational of the future relation with a block that has not realised what prize in trade they have just lost..