Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[aceuk] 07/10/2020 19:08

Tell me, have you no dealers an algorithm for that?

[k38] 07/10/2020 18:53

The only people with money and spend power are the British.. all others, European friends, suffering unless Alp can prove me wrong...;))

[k38] 07/10/2020 18:45

From a friend abroad.. I have no link, sorry.

[jl5006] 07/10/2020 18:45

K 38
Quote from where?

[k38] 07/10/2020 18:38

Merkel "we need a deal with UK or we will suffer the next 10 years"

[utrickytrees] 07/10/2020 18:35

Tbf Covids an excellent reason to decentralize government away from London and set up regional assemblies of about 6m people like they do in Spain. Theyd need to lump Scotland with the NE & HQ it in Newcastle. HOLYROOD would make a cracking Wetherspoons.

[k38] 07/10/2020 18:33

The best deal is No Deal... you just can't trust Brussels, a corrupt organisation.

[k38] 07/10/2020 18:30

Change my mind..NO DEAL !

[k38] 07/10/2020 18:29

Yes to a free trade without ties or no deal. No more powers transfer. No more bullying in the future.

[chavitravi2] 07/10/2020 18:28

Just been reading about the Business loan scheme. Audit office thinks it will cost between £15b & £26b due to fraud and businesses unable to repay.
It also says the 5 main banks will pocket £1 billion.
Hopefully banks wont be held responsible for the dept or collection of it.
If they have to collect for the government then one would suppose a fee is appropriate.

[utrickytrees] 07/10/2020 18:23

xxxxxxxx Jock News xxxxxxxxxx

Fukin ada, talk about fortuitous!
Covids provided an excellent opportunity for the SNP to bury their abysmal performance on education by throwing in the towel & cancelling next years exams to give everyone an A* based on coursework. Unbelievable!! What a bunch of wet chiseling xxxx's.

[grahamite2] 07/10/2020 18:20

careful7 Oct '20 - 17:32 - 316333 of 316336

No deal is unthinkable.

How would we replace our Mercedes?

You'd go to the dealership and order one - exactly as you would have done in 1972 or 1962 or 1952.

What will be your next ridiculous question, careful? How will we take a holiday on the Riviera or visit Florence? How shall we buy our Camembert? The EU is not necessary for any of these things.

[alphorn] 07/10/2020 18:17

Dyson did expand his vision and saw the world instead:

Lead comment today on Dyson - "Says the idiot who backed Brexit, then fled to Singapore".

Now what about Jim Ratcliffe........ditto.

It will be the majority on this thread that pick up the crumbs.

[jl5006] 07/10/2020 18:15

And just one comment about Dutch cucumbers - utterly sans gout!

[jl5006] 07/10/2020 18:14

Careful - expand your tunnel vision and see the world instead
Have you not seen the world - South America North America - Australia - New Zealand - Asia Singapore = Hong Kong - the Carib Isles.
BTW - what did u eat for breakfast?????????
Sadly french wines - the ones they let us have are not so hot.
As I said b4 - dont like it here- just go

[k38] 07/10/2020 18:14

We can import fresh from a lot of countries outside eu and cheap..But it's time to rebuild UK's agricultural which have been destroyed by Brussels in benefits of their own exports. NO DEAL.Life doesn't start and finish with Brussels!

[careful] 07/10/2020 17:56

That long article about EU. food.

We are lucky to get such wonderful healthy food from the EU. Such high standards of agriculture.
Anyone travelling through France Germany Austria will concede that the food is wonderful.
The orange groves and vineyards, on our doorsteps at that.

Food, wine, subsidised, is what I will miss if we do not get an agreement.

[careful] 07/10/2020 17:42

Macron is under pressure on fishing from his agressive fishermen.
Johnson needs to show we control our own waters to placate his Brexiteers.

Johnson needs to keep control of the EU. finance, currency, gold, metals and financial instruments and get an agreement from Paris and Frankfurt.
Macron/Merkel see finance as a great tempting opportunity for the eu. going forward.

Who would be in their shoes.
They have to convince their followers, all loyal patriots, with the mentality of a Milwall football fan.

[careful] 07/10/2020 17:32

Two observers looking at the same information draw opposite conclusions.

I think a deal will be done.
It is looking promising.
All of this bluffing is just the usual ritual negotiating ploys, playing to their audience.

No deal is unthinkable.

How would we replace our Mercedes?
Try not to think about it, too depressing.

Even if there was something called 'no deal' to humour the Brexsteemists, trade will carry on as usual.

[chavitravi2] 07/10/2020 17:24

Yep, a few good words from EU end will put us well and truly under starters orders imo.