Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 15/9/2019 17:25

You have my vote, Jo Swinson and the Lib Dems.

From: A lifelong Tory (until fairly recently)

FT comment

[minerve 2] 15/9/2019 17:24

Tick tock.

Old codgers falling like flies.

[excell1] 15/9/2019 17:16

"The Liberal Democrats have pledged to cancel Brexit if they come to power at the next general election."

Best of luck with that one Luv! You will need it.

[xxxxxy] 15/9/2019 17:14

I think oil is just about the most important pillar of economies.And health. GSK say.Anyway see how pans out.LEAVE and WTO

[xxxxxy] 15/9/2019 17:11

Drone attacks on Saudi oil plants could send prices soaring 'as high as $100 a barrel'Instead of blaming Brexit, can now blame Drone World.It will likely skew economies a bit.htTps://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2019/09/15/drone-attacks-saudi-oil-plants-could-send-prices-soaring-high/

[minerve 2] 15/9/2019 17:05

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[2wild] 15/9/2019 16:38

PPI fraud was undertaken by the banks with Undisclosed commissions of upto 85% of premiums. They got off lightly.

[minerve 2] 15/9/2019 16:27

"Why we are paying a billion a month to buy their produce is beyond me."

Yes, it is beyond you!

LOL

Give up trying to compute!

[tygarreg] 15/9/2019 16:25

Exactly my thoughts K38. Leaving with no deal would get those wanting to sell to the UK market around the table immediately. We are the 5th biggest economy in the world. We probably buy more manufactured goods than the 4 economies above us. BMW, Audi, Fiat, Merc, Renault, Peugeot, Citroen, wines, foods, EU tourism all need us desperately. Why we are paying a billion a month to buy their produce is beyond me.

[xxxxxy] 15/9/2019 16:24

Reply?Peter WoodPosted September 15, 2019 at 5:18 am | PermalinkGood Morning,Sir John, your penultimate paragraph needs to answer the question why does the EU not allow us to leave amicably? We are 'reluctant Europeans' according to JC Junker, so the logic is to have us leave but remain friends. The EU bureaucracy seems not to want this. Surely there is one reason; we pay! We pay net, far more than France who has a similar size economy, and we 'pay' an enormous budget deficit for goods, many of which we could probably get cheaper elsewhere if we didn't have to enforce EU tariffs.?BWPosted September 15, 2019 at 8:30 am | PermalinkThe main reason is not financial. It is political. The EU simply cannot afford under any circumstances for Britain to succeed outside the EU as this will lead to others leaving. That is why the WA was written by the EU so as to maximise their control for as long as possible. As was said, no nation has signed such a document as the WA unless they had lost a war.

[xxxxxy] 15/9/2019 16:10

SUPPORT BORIS JOHNSONOR GET MARXISMCorbyn+Labour+Momentum = The Marxist UnUnited Kingdom of VenezuelaCorbyn = Crashing PoundCorbyn = Crashing Economy

[k38] 15/9/2019 16:03

It's paradoxical, but the only way to get a new deal might be by choosing no deal as a temporary first step.The EU has no reason to change its negotiating position unless the facts change. If the UK left without a deal, and managed to survive that process with only moderate disruption, then that would be a big new fact.Then after a period of stability, the UK could re-commence negotiations with the EU on a new and more equal footing. The EU's leverage would be reduced as Britain would have a workable and proven alternative. Britain would not be under pressure to agree a deal at any cost.

[poikka] 15/9/2019 16:03

From the Guardian

"The latest poll shows the Tories on 37%, up two since last week, while Labour is unchanged on 25%. The Liberal Democrats whose conference opens this weekend in Bournemouth are on 16% (down one), and the Brexit party is also unchanged on 13%."

Big Mouth Jo and her motley crew doing well then.

[k38] 15/9/2019 15:19

Democracies are allowed to change their minds, but usually only after the original decision has been implemented. ..In March the EU agreed an extension to the Article 50 process until April 12th. If Britain has not agreed a withdrawal deal by April 12th then we will either have to leave the EU without a deal, ask for a further extension, or withdraw our application to leave and remain a member of the EU.If Britain has not agreed a deal by April 12th, ....what do you think should happen? Respondents were given three possible answers: Britain should leave the European Union without a deal, supported by 40pc Britain should seek a further extension, supported by 11pc Britain should withdraw our application to leave and remain in the EU, supported by 36pc ? So it is true that, of the three outcomes presented, 'No Deal' is the most popular.

[k38] 15/9/2019 14:59

Bob I am not one time investor in Lloyds. I will be buying again at 54p or less and you will be here talking about Scottish referendum..Lol...

[bargainbob] 15/9/2019 14:38

What will this week bring .

Will we see the back of K38 if 56p reached .

Will the Incredible Hulk of a pm save the day .

Find out this week.

[bargainbob] 15/9/2019 14:36

Ginger at his best.

[gotnorolex] 15/9/2019 12:54

Tories extend poll lead to 12% despite week of political chaos!



Read.... Paul Mason Owen Jones and Zoe Williams on "How to prosper without really trying!"

[alex1621] 15/9/2019 12:33

Your imaginary polls ... what an idiot.