Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[k38] 18/1/2020 11:30

WELL DONE BORIS!A countdown clock... 9,8,7,6,5,4, 3, 2, 1 and Boris speech is even better. With time ticking away all European eyes will be focused for hours on N10....;))This is how we do it. Democracy in action.

[sabre6] 18/1/2020 11:20

Why is this share price declining?

[maxk] 18/1/2020 10:56

They are still being serviced by their boyfriends atm tricky.

[cheshire pete] 18/1/2020 10:09

Go for it Boris, get a deal with Trump and then see if the EU still think it will be difficult to do a deal quickly. EU still playing games and trying to control the agenda, increasingly desperate though.

[utrickytrees] 18/1/2020 09:47

Dominic Raab proved correct then when he said 'I dont think the British people will be blackmailed by anyone let alone a lame duck US president in response to Obama's remarks that the UK would have to 'join the back of the queue' when it came to negotiating a trade deal.
Remain didn't really put up any justification for the EU, just a series of lies delivered by supposedly credible characters that no one had heard of such as Christine Legard & Barak OBanana.

[maxk] 18/1/2020 09:12

Boris Johnson expected to open trade talks with US before negotiating with the EU







Peter Foster, europe editor Anna Mikhailova, deputy political editor
17 JANUARY 2020 • 9:30PM



Boris Johnson is expected to formally open trade talks with the US before he begins discussions with the European Union, the Telegraph has learned.

US diplomats believe the Prime Minister is poised to seek Cabinet authorisation to open trade talks directly with America on a visit to Washington next month.

British civil servants have drawn up advice for ministers on the “pros and cons” of starting trade talks with America before beginning them with the European Union, the Telegraph understands.

A UK government source who has seen the advice said the argument for going to the US first is to show: “We mean business and we’re not messing around.”


It would also aim to avoid becoming “trapped” by Brussels negotiators like Theresa May was, and “negate some of the concerns of the EU trying to play the ball in the way they want”, the source said....




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[utrickytrees] 18/1/2020 09:02

Cant wait for HS2 London to Manchester in 1 hr 7 minutes & absolutely no high speed link to Scotland even though they're paying for it. Superb!

[maxk] 18/1/2020 08:55

Sajid Javid: no alignment on EU regulations after Brexit

Chancellor admits some businesses may not benefit from Brexit but tells FT economy will benefit in long term


Lisa O'Carroll Brexit correspondent

@lisaocarroll
Sat 18 Jan 2020 08.36 GMT



The chancellor, Sajid Javid, has warned that there will be no alignment with EU regulations once Britain’s exit from the European Union is made official.

In what is being seen as an opening salvo in the next stage of negotiations, he said the Treasury would not lend support to manufacturers that favour EU rules as the sector has had three years to prepare for Britain’s transition.

In an interview with the Financial Times, he said: “There will not be alignment, we will not be a ruletaker, we will not be in the single market and we will not be in the customs union – and we will do this by the end of the year.



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[brad44] 18/1/2020 08:50

Boris said bung a bob for Ben , why didn't he bung his tennis whites on and play a couple of wealthy Russians and stump the cash up himself? Apparently he gets £160k per match, the fat bsstard could then stop bleeding the general public

[1carus] 18/1/2020 00:49

This ain't rocket science. Where is Fred Dibnah when you need him?

[xxxxxy] 17/1/2020 21:25

LifelogicPosted January 17, 2020 at 8:07 am | PermalinkIt is very simple, cut the size of government in half, cut taxes, cut red tape, go for cheap on demand energy, get fair competition in banking, cut all the climate alarmism. Get the government off the backs of the productive and watch the economy grow. Get real freedom of choice in healthcare, education and everywhere else it is possible. Rather than dire free at the point of use state virtual monopolies. Cull state loans for all the pointless worthless degrees about 2/3 of them.Reply?LifelogicPosted January 17, 2020 at 8:09 am | PermalinkPlus sort out the endless dire lefty, climate alarmist propaganda from the idiotic leftwing, unscientific, anti-US, PC, dopes at the dire & unfairly funded BBC.

[mr.elbee] 17/1/2020 18:57

all rigged as we all know.

But the FT today says that this rigging may soon stop..especially the linking to LIBOR.

[maxk] 17/1/2020 18:30

The Jocks make heaps of money.

I know this is a fact because their fiscals have been independently verified by Professor Diane Abbott.

[jl5006] 17/1/2020 18:05

BB
U really are unaware of public sector accounting.
U believe Sturgeon and co balance their books annually.
Model body then ? certainly not and with a huge deficit cf England.
I really do wish that Scotland went away. We in the rest of uk would get a greater handout.

[freddie01] 17/1/2020 18:05

You're wasting your time. The only certain things in life are Death, taxes and Bob banging on about Scottish Independence until his dying breath.

Sadly I'm afraid if you don't filter don't complain about it.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 17/1/2020 18:04

"Goldman Sachs 17/01 Reiterates Sell Sell 54.00p
Morgan Stanley 10/01 Reiterates Overweight Overweight 75.00p"


There's your trading range!!

Goldman a buyer at 54, MS a seller at 75!

[grahamite2] 17/1/2020 17:10

I am Scottish lived all my life here ,been involved in politics and trade union activist in Scotland .I have my hand on the political pulse of here ,believe me there is no appetite for another Indy 2 if there was it would be the same result as 2014 . DO NOT LISTEN TO NICOLA STURGEON OR IAN BLACKFORD THEY DO NOT SPEAK FOR THE MAJORITY OF SCOTTISH VOTERS