Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[xxxxxy] 14/12/2019 16:33

Thinking Lloyd maybe a bit more positive now. Depends more on Lloyd now rather than outside events.Think a good deal with USA more positive again.

[jl5006] 14/12/2019 16:33

xxxxy
Remember Clegg blocked the revision to the constituencies proposed because he - Liblot might lose out -
I am sure the matter will be addressed so that constituency representation is evened out.
Guessing - but c 20+ labour constituencies would dissppear.

[jl5006] 14/12/2019 16:27

M2 has bitten his nether region and retired to his basket.
SR u need to do the same.
The conflict is over - Brexit will happen.
Look forward to posting occasionally about LLOY share price and performance

[xxxxxy] 14/12/2019 16:25

Fair representation and unfair representation. Some things need to change to represent an honest Democracy.Constituencies in the UKThere are currently:533 constituencies in England59 in Scotland40 in Wales18 in Northern Ireland.Size of constituencies by electorateThe number of people able to vote (the electorate) differs by constituency. The Office for National Statistics gives the average electorate across constituencies of about:72,200 in England67,200 in Scotland68,300 in Northern Ireland56,000 in Wales

[gotnorolex] 14/12/2019 16:15

Boris's best trait is his ability to listen and delegate! It is quite rare to find an egocentric with that quality! Takes note of his advisers and praises where it's due!
Monday will tell us who's in, and who's out! He'll announce it with a scampish grin, point forward and say GO! All those remarks about letterbox's etc I'm sure were not meant to defame any religion, especially not that one, because it's in his lineage!
His honeymoon period will last for awhile, after which we can wish him an Andrew Neil interview, if he does not perform!

[poikka] 14/12/2019 15:05

But then, I suppose such a candidate would be a LibDem and not a Labour MP.

[poikka] 14/12/2019 15:04

Been looking at the likely labour leadership candidates, and can't say that I'm impressed with any of them, and that's not looking at them through the eyes of a (at present) Tory supporter.

Maybe there's a middle-of-the-road MP lurking there waiting to emerge from the shadows.

[sentimentrules] 14/12/2019 14:57

Both sides have cards to play. But probably cards that can only harm each other

[maxk] 14/12/2019 14:54

And that's true enough as well.

However, they dont hold an exclusive on the whip hand.

[sentimentrules] 14/12/2019 14:47

True but he learned all about timetables on October 31st

UK politics may be different now but EU 27 have their own agendas too

[maxk] 14/12/2019 14:44

I think not!

Boris has a timetable, and it's not that long. He'll already be thinking about the next election/approval ratings etc.

He wants to be loved.

[sentimentrules] 14/12/2019 14:33

Uk will be in transition for a decade

Haha

[dr biotech] 14/12/2019 14:12

IG currently calling FTSE +35 on Monday. Not always accurate.

[mikemichael2] 14/12/2019 14:06

As the EU sell more to us, i would have thought they want a 'reasonable' trade deal, plus they can't bully our solid government around like before, and they know it.

[gotnorolex] 14/12/2019 12:55

It's always been a dog eat dog world! Dog eats own tail describes Labour's plans to borrow 1.7 trillion (bonds with a 1% coupon) equals 10.7 billion to pay in interest pa. that's Albania's GDP!

[sentimentrules] 14/12/2019 12:37

He should use the words 'provisional exit'

It's only a concept . Not a fact...

Roll on market mayhem

[sentimentrules] 14/12/2019 12:36

Not sure how you truly think this all makes any difference.

The trade deal is where it all hinges. And oh boy.. then the real factions will commence

[gotnorolex] 14/12/2019 12:28

Mini boy! we lost out on launching Saudi Aramco, because of uncertainty! The daisy petal plucking has ended with "Britain loves business" So rev-up and let it happen! Boris bursts with energy and it's infectious!

[patientcapital] 14/12/2019 12:20

Min., with respect, it is simply impossible to make the remain vote claim, as you have, about the vote on Thursday. Unless you have borrowed my crystal ball you have no way of knowing the breakdown of the labour vote. There is no official data to make any such claim.

Is it not now time to finally bury the hatchet and focus on future opportunities and challenges as opposed to fighting battles past? Even Alastair Campbell appeared to accept the situation which is quite remarkable when one considers his views.

[grahamite2] 14/12/2019 11:54

Minerve, remain was and is a perfectly respectable position. I have nothing at all against remainers and no wish to punish them.

My complaint is against the most extremist of the remoaners, Grieve, Letwin, Yvette Cooper, Gauke and so on, the people who conspired to destroy representative democracy in this country.