Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[scruff1] 17/10/2020 16:13

At least it ensures perpetual energy in Westminster.
I was born in Glossop - Derbyshire somehow

[chavitravi2] 17/10/2020 15:21

I'm from the posh part of Yorkshire.
Derbyshire. l.o.l

[milliecusto] 17/10/2020 13:58

What's our expectations on the share price on a official no deal folks

[k38] 17/10/2020 12:34

About Trump In my opinion Whoever wins will be a very close one. Trump, nevermind the polls, in my opinion, have the upper hand at the moment but just.Sleeping Joe may have all the support from the Clinton vampire Pelosi and CNN but he is useless as a politician nevermind be a president of USA. If he wins the real power will be the Clinton vampire with the walking skeleton Pelosi... disaster.

[utrickytrees] 17/10/2020 11:59

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People in Tayside are fabricating funerals in order to access pubs for a drink, according to The Courier. Hospitality staff have been urged to double check all funeral bookings over fears they may lose their licenses, the paper reports.
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[guss] 17/10/2020 10:42

No power because of lack of wind! Good god, you couldn’t make it up.
Is this the end of days.

Should have gone with tidal power, although I am expecting the moon to distance itself from the earth pretty soon.

[xxxxxy] 17/10/2020 08:45

IAN GILL12 Oct 2020 10:00PMOur financial adviser has said what ever you do, buy nothing and save all possible money. Definitely NO NEW BUSINESS!!... Daily Telegraph...Cash is King . For me.Will add to LLOY holding if goes sub 19p.Love a bit of risk now and again.

[xxxxxy] 17/10/2020 08:26

Brexit trade talks between the UK and EU "are over", Downing Street said today, after Boris Johnson told the country to brace for a no deal. The Prime Minister said that although he had only ever sought a Canada-style deal "to judge from the latest summit in Brussels that won't work for our EU partners", who wanted the continued power over the UK's laws and fisheries. "Given that they have refused to negotiate seriously for much of the last few months, and given that this summit appears explicitly to rule out a Canada-style deal, I have concluded that we should get ready for January 1 with arrangements that are more like Australia's based on simple principles of global free trade."... Daily Telegraph

[xxxxxy] 17/10/2020 08:23

John Redwood@johnredwood19hWell said Prime Minister. We should now leave without giving away our laws and our fish. He is right the EU has not negotiated seriously, so it is best to leave and trade under World trade rules.

[xxxxxy] 17/10/2020 08:17

How the EU sought to make us dependentBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: OCTOBER 17, 2020As we exit the EU fully we need to be aware of just how far the EU had got in seeking our integration and submission to their system. They were always bitterly disappointed that the UK avoided joining the Euro, the main mechanism by which a fully integrated EU economy is being created. Greece and Italy have discovered the hard way that there are many policy choices they can no longer make as they are committed to the disciplines of the Euro.Despite this they sought to ensnare us with various common policies. The Common Fishing policy took more and more of our fish to foreign ports, leaving us with one of the richest seas in the world to become net importers. The common energy policy got us to depend more on imports through interconnectors, making a country with plenty of its own energy partly dependent on a continental EU short of energy and committed to Russian gas. The common state procurement policy meant we bought more and more goods that the UK is quite capable of making from EU suppliers with continental factories. The Common Agricultural Policy led to a sharp decline in the proportion of our food we grow and rear for ourselves. The trade policy made us impose high tariffs on food products from outside the EU we could not grow ourselves. The animal welfare policy fell short of what we wanted, but we had to accept live movement of cattle and the standards the EU would accept for everything from chicken cages to sow tethers.In future blogs I will be examining the scope there now is to improve so many things. The annoyance is the way the last Parliament and much of the UK establishment blocked preparatory work to grasp these many opportunities to do better more quickly.

[mitchy] 17/10/2020 07:31

Those who bought last week at 26p ,well done. Next week the EU are coming to beg for a deal but either way business know what to do now. All winds are fair when you know where you're going. I would expect the U.K market to rally next week on the back of it...however....Covid 19 ! Then you have the U.S over priced market and rumours of GM and Ford close to bankruptcy apparently. There is also talk of hyperinflation by one or two maverick economists. That would be one way of paying the piper for all this Fiat money. Stay healthy ,have a good weekend and don't worry, be happy ;)Good Luck.

[utyinv] 17/10/2020 01:38

Mm2,

Once a Yorkshire man always a Yorkshire man. God’s Country!

You can take the man out of Yorkshire but you can NEVER take the Yorkshire out of the man!
😉

[ekuuleus] 17/10/2020 01:16

I like your jive Minerve. Was it drink inspired or something more frowned upon?

[freddie ferret] 17/10/2020 00:25

M2.

Good on you.

Personally I think the effects of Brexit are going to be so masked by the effects of Covid the only thing we will be able to say afterward is it might have been different.

At 4pm Borris said something that few will have picked up on. He used the phrase "if at all possible" this was in reference to his desire not to institute another lockdown. Previously he had stated that there would not be another national lockdown. He has now opened the door just a bit to the possibility that he might have to institute one when things get dire, which they will imho.

[maxk] 17/10/2020 00:08

No ECJ, or anything else for that matter...just trade

[minerve 2] 16/10/2020 23:50

freddie

I stand to make a lot of money from your stupid decision. ;)

[minerve 2] 16/10/2020 23:50

freddie

I stand to make a lot of money from your stupid decision. ;)

[freddie ferret] 16/10/2020 23:45

The reality for you is we are leaving on a no deal basis.
Get used to it and move on.