Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 27/8/2019 15:42

Oh dear, my knees are shaking. LOL

Buffett style investment welcomes stock market crashes.

Ask Charlie

No worries. :)

[sentimentrules] 27/8/2019 15:40

Rising? Hahaha

The downside is only commencing

Watch your gold lad...and wait the market kick this week on indices, particularly financials

[minerve 2] 27/8/2019 15:36

Buffett rules.

[minerve 2] 27/8/2019 15:36

Jacko

Maybe you can start to see why I wasn't getting to upset about Brexit.

Lots of water to run under the bridge yet old boy! ;)

Minerve IS the investment king.

[minerve 2] 27/8/2019 15:32

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Brexiters

[minerve 2] 27/8/2019 15:31

Revoke Article 50.

Swinson is right. In this day and age a current government should not be following policy that is likely to result in food and medicine shortages in a developed country. Unlike the clowns on this thread, some of us realise we are not in WW2!

[minerve 2] 27/8/2019 15:21

I wonder if 'our' Gina was in on the meeting. Clever girl.


Too much for the chimpies.

[minerve 2] 27/8/2019 15:18

Farage is a side-show, always has been, always will be. Only the weak need to consider him.

[maxk] 27/8/2019 15:16

Really?

Tell that to the unemployed former MEP's that got booted out earlier in the year.

[minerve 2] 27/8/2019 15:16

LADESIDE

Most businesses are interested in green policy because it requires investment, extracts masses of capital, introduces new product and services, creates opportunity for greater margins which brings about change to meet societal demand. The only businesses that don't want it are in too deep in commoditised products and services and mature industries.

That is called capitalism and that is what it is all about from the business perspective.

[careful] 27/8/2019 15:13

'the Brexi party's aim is not seats'.

The sole aim of Farages various parties is to give him something to do.

Without seats, there is no influence, you are just having a chat with a bloke from the pub.

[hernando2] 27/8/2019 15:12

Mountains out of molehills...typical remain propaganda...somebody posted earlier, who wants o be friends with an organisation that will,

Stop exporting us food and medicines, hoping that our citizens will start dying and that it will make the country want to rejoin...

And they call out governments and individuals who are "populist' rather 'populist' than agreeing with that approach.

[minerve 2] 27/8/2019 15:11

So if we LEAVE fully, the EU, by Cheshire's and Hard-Brexiters yardstick, by definition that means we will be JOINING the USA soon.

LOL

[alphorn] 27/8/2019 15:11

Words Patient - it is actions that will be required. Anything can be done 'in the normal way'. It will need to be done in reality.

[patientcapital] 27/8/2019 15:04

In the normal way since most big GB pharmaceuticals have an oversees presence. A while ago I read one such company commenting that leaving without a deal would not be the major problem seekers of such make out with a cost being in the low tens of millions from memory. A rounding error in the multi billion pound scheme of things.

[alphorn] 27/8/2019 14:56

I suggest that you read it.

You might also want to consider that big Pharma GB will want to register NCE's, line extensions and new indications in the EU27 as the domestic market may not be worth it. How will it do that?

[patientcapital] 27/8/2019 14:53

Alp, no need because we already have the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for a UK licence. It already exists.

[alphorn] 27/8/2019 14:51

Patient - The EMA was based in London until recently. It has moved to Holland.

Of course the UK could continue to contribute to its annual budget and accept all its rulings. Like the many other regulations controlled today by the EU28. I gave it as an example.

Brexit is coming and the many many such bodies will either have to be set up as domestic models or the UK continues to take their rulings AND fund their costs.

Cake and eat it was the phrase!

[patientcapital] 27/8/2019 14:46

Alp, a solution already exists:"How cancer drugs are licensed in the UKDrugs go through a process to make sure they're safe, effective and that the benefits outweigh possible side effects.In the UK, drugs are licensed through the:European Medicines Agency (EMA) for a Europe wide licence, under laws set by the European CommissionMedicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for a UK licence"

[gotnorolex] 27/8/2019 14:44

bargainbob.... Just dreaming of Brigadoon!

[123trev] 27/8/2019 14:31

You guys did see the news that’s pretty alarming but whats more alarming is you don’t take any notice and it affects us all one day most of us could be in such a position.

[alphorn] 27/8/2019 14:29

Pawsche - We disagree.

Additional costs will be incurred setting up the numerous single systems and controls which today are shared across the 28. Don't underestimate the burden.

Example - a peanut - the EMA annual budget is north of €300m. A UK agency will have to be set up. (The EMA has already moved out of London). I presume that you would like a supply of new medicines and the monitoring of adverse events is mandatory in any civilised country.

[poikka] 27/8/2019 14:18

The dream team - Corbyn, Swinson, Lucas and a couple of others.

I mean, serious?

[maxk] 27/8/2019 14:18

careful.

The brexit party's target is not seats.

Do you understand or do you suffer from some form of cognitive dissonance?

[bargainbob] 27/8/2019 14:17

Whit ?

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Gotnorolex
The weekend news at G7 has convinced me that we're going thataway beyond the reef, where Colonial types have long tread, only this time without bayoneted muskets!"