Royal Bank Of Scotland Share Discussion Threads

[leedskier] 25/9/2015 10:06

Smurfy thank you for the Person link.Quite scary really.With so much of the World tied to China's apron strings, I am not sure how far reaching the consequences would be if it does tailspin out of control.

[dope007] 25/9/2015 08:42

Aye BTD because Yellen admits the fED is a busted flush, and the world is bankrupt

[gcom2] 25/9/2015 08:33

Double bottom? Or 29 p next week?

[gcom2] 25/9/2015 08:18

Leeds, checked out STAN. Can see your point. Different beast to RBS though of course.

[smurfy2001] 25/9/2015 07:52

What is China's 'new normal'?

[leedskier] 25/9/2015 07:40

European stocks are expected to open up this morning, after Janet Yellen last night indicated that an interest rate rise this year was still uncertain.The FTSE 100 is expected to open 59 points higher at 6,030, the German Dax up 123 points at 9,550 and the French Cac is called 53 points up at 4,400.However, early afternoon trading in Asia was choppy, with some markets up and some down, following lacklustre performance in the US.Investors will continue to look at Volkswagen's shares perform, with a new chief executive to be chosen today following the emissions scandal amid the ongoing emissions scandal.Corporate news:Nike reported $1.2bn (£790m) in profits in the three months ended in AugustEconomic data:09:00: EU: M3 money supply, August09:00: EU: Private loans, August13:30: US: Gross domestic product price index, Q313:30: Core personal consumption expenditures, Q214:15: US: Fed's Bullard speech14:45: US: Markit services PMI, September14:45: US: Markit PMI composite, September18:25: US: Fed's George Speech

[speedy] 24/9/2015 22:26

Hmmmm .... Deutsche Bank



MA sounds a little stressed, suggests that Deutsche Bank, well read for yourself.

[dope007] 24/9/2015 15:46

GLEN and others

[leedskier] 24/9/2015 15:40

Are you referring to GLEN?

[dope007] 24/9/2015 15:31

Have people given up buying the dip yet?

[leedskier] 24/9/2015 13:10

U.S. stock index futures fell sharply on Thursday as concerns about global economic growth grew and ahead of a speech by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.

* Investors will look for clues regarding the timing of an interest rate hike when Yellen delivers a speech on inflation, a topic that is key to liftoff and one that has divided policymakers. The speech is at 5 p.m. ET (2100 GMT).

[leedskier] 24/9/2015 12:43

gcom2 have a look at STAN's 5 Year share chart.

It is a bellweather for China and emerging markets.

[leedskier] 24/9/2015 12:36

That is because in the UK bricks and mortar are safer than even Treasury Gilts.

[gcom2] 24/9/2015 12:28

Uk mortgage approvals are up 17% on Sept 2014 and consumer credit is near record highs. Not sure where you guys get your facts from.

[leedskier] 24/9/2015 12:10

Ramco No-one wants to take the risk as China looks like toppling over. Perhaps the impact of the SNB decision at the beginning of the year has hit confidence and risk appetite too.

[ramco] 24/9/2015 12:04

We have Yellen to look forward to later too...watch out for that as it is anticipated to 'stir' markets....;

[ramco] 24/9/2015 11:37

There are fewer borrowing....;

Add: Credit growth requires willing borrowers as well as lenders; we may be nearing the limits for both...

[leedskier] 24/9/2015 11:35

ECB TLTRO sees €15.548bn taken up against around €70bn expected


Either the banks have sufficient liquidity or ... there are fewer borrowing.

[leedskier] 24/9/2015 09:48

An early start for you AV ;

[avatar333] 24/9/2015 08:16

Morning.

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[leedskier] 24/9/2015 07:21

FTSE100 tipped to open lower this morningStockMarketWire.comThe headline index is tipped to drift south when London markets open today, according to financial websites, giving back some of yesterday's solid gains and tracking a modest overnight fall on Wall St., while Asian markets were also lower today...US & ASIAIn the US last night, the Dow fell 50 points to close at 16,280, the Nasdaq lost 4 points at 4,753 and the S&P 500 edged 4 points lower to 1,939.In Asia today, the Nikkei was recently down 399 points at 17,674, while the Hang Seng had fallen 182 points at 21,118.WTI crude oil traded at $44.84 a barrel and Brent at $48.06.Gold settled at $1,134.1 an ounce.LONDON MARKETSIn the corporate diary today, trading statements are due from Daily Mail and General Trust, Euromoney Institutional Investor and Thomas Cook Group and interim results are expected from Dolphin Capital Investors, SciSys as SVG Capital.AorTech International, Penna Consulting, Ryanair Holdings, Tungsten Corporation and Vectura Group are set to host shareholder meetings.

[leedskier] 23/9/2015 16:24

Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn says he is stepping down
Associated Press
19 minutes ago