Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[xxxxxy] 27/12/2019 08:39

Just read about Fox Killer. Thinks he is a Big Man. Seems to represent the mentality of Remainers. Bullies and Sad

[alphorn] 27/12/2019 08:27

Not unusual G2 as x5 does it all the time with his posts.

[grahamite2] 27/12/2019 08:21

This fox-clubbing lawyer - a lawyer's training is about foreseeing consequences and ramifications. Did it not even cross his mind some people might react badly? Is posting on twitter so automatic for some people they don't give it any thought at all?

[xxxxxy] 27/12/2019 07:27

85% of goods sales to EU come from countries with no dealLatest EU report shows majority of non-EU world trades with EU without any 'deal'?© Brexit Facts4EU.OrgA quick Brexit Facts4EU.Org summary of what we can look forward to next yearThe news in 2020 will be dominated by UK trade talks with the EU, once the "Withdrawal Agreement" becomes an international treaty on 01 February 2020.Despite the UK having voted to leave the European Union in June 2016, the EU Commission will not be ready to discuss ongoing trade until March next year. That's three years and nine months of the EU refusing to start engaging in trade talks with the United Kingdom – its second-largest goods export market.BREXIT FACTS4EU.ORG SUMMARYHere is a quick trade perspective at Christmas, to remember in 202072% of goods sales into the EU come from countries with no EU trade dealThis becomes 85% after excluding Norway, Switzerland, and Turkey(These countries have close ties to the EU - Customs Union and/or Single Market)The above are summary figures researched from the EU's 2019 report on the implementation of EU free trade agreements.Furthermore, the UK is the EU27's 2nd-largest market for goods

[fatnacker] 26/12/2019 18:27

I don't have an issue with the lawyer dispatching a fox that was after his hens, but post it on twitter? ffs

[bargainbob] 26/12/2019 18:01

Loving the new Stonedyou xxxxy.

[xxxxxy] 26/12/2019 16:33

Love the QueenLove FarageLove BorisAnd support BORIS

[xxxxxy] 26/12/2019 16:32

The EUSSR is a pigsty of Animal Farm in our time.We are well out of it.Keep up the boycott of goods and product of the Evil EUSSR.LEAVE LEAVE LEAVE

[xxxxxy] 26/12/2019 16:30

Tessa Broad 26 Dec 2019 10:57AMEvery single one of us should get behind our PM and make this a wonderful opportunity for the whole country. We are an incredible nation, and we can build our futures together. Leaving the socialist EU will pay dividends.We have escaped the Hotel California. We are the lucky ones.

[freddie01] 26/12/2019 16:02

Boris Johnson’s word ban may be just the start of such Stalinist purges – Bill Jamieson

[freddie01] 26/12/2019 15:58

Hogmanay fury as Edinburgh residents told to apply for access to own homes

Local people must ask Underbelly if they want more than six passes to their houses

[sentimentrules] 26/12/2019 15:47

Probably thought the fox was a brexiteer

[hernando2] 26/12/2019 15:46

I see a remain Lawyer is in the news fro clubbing a fox to death in his back garden...horrible people!!!

LOL

[alphorn] 26/12/2019 14:40

"the U.K ,because of Brexit,is under valued"

Nobody knows whether it is over or under valued until there is some clarity as to future trade agreements. In the meantime the market has valued UK companies and GBP as they stand.

[mitchy] 26/12/2019 14:01

A quarterly dividend is more in keeping with the U.S market so it's very possible that a U.S investor or two would be more likely to dip their toe . The U.S market is pretty much saturated . It makes perfect sense to me that they would be looking elsewhere and the U.K ,because of Brexit,is under valued. Who knows perhaps the quarterly divi has been introduced specifically to entice U.S investors. As trade talks are underway between our countries and the market is always looking ahead it starts to make more sense the more I think about it.

[gotnorolex] 26/12/2019 11:22

Boris Johnson's bridge to Northern Ireland might work but the UK would have to pay, says Irish PM


That's OK Leo, we have numberplate recognition now so expect toll tariff violation tickets to wind up at the Dáil Éireann!

[maxk] 26/12/2019 09:40

Britain's economic growth to take off in 2020 - once final Brexit deal is complete






Tim Wallace
26 DECEMBER 2019 • 6:00AM



Economic growth is set to take off from almost nothing in the final few months of this year to a solid rate at the end of 2020 and potentially a faster pace in the years ahead once the final Brexit deal is complete.

However, a sharp boom is unlikely as businesses and traders await full details of the post-Brexit deal with the EU, preparing the way for a pickup in growth in 2021 and beyond.

The new year should get an immediate boost from extra government spending, firstly on day-to-day consumption and then on investment once more money is ploughed into infrastructure, analysts predict.




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[wendsworth] 25/12/2019 13:36

mitchy : Your post 5470 : Thanks for sharing your informative and well balanced 'idle musings'.

[bargainbob] 25/12/2019 12:09

Do you think the ghost of Christmas past as got a hold of Stonedyou's password . I like the new poster .

[maxk] 24/12/2019 20:25

I thought the real real world was Strictly?