Royal Bank Of Scotland Share Discussion Threads

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 16:22

So the PM is proposing putting Brexit on hold for two years beyond March 2019, but as yet has not said .... "what kind of arrangement" .... should replace it.

The question was asked recently why did the Government trigger Article 50 before it had a clear plan? The answer is to silence the Tory Right Wing.

[maxk] 22/9/2017 16:11

Was that it?

Seriously?

That was it?

Really?

[dope007] 22/9/2017 15:18

I bought last week and added yesterday. Money is pouring into ETFs. The VIX you are either in when it spikes or not. So buy low and wait

[gcom2] 22/9/2017 14:52

dope vix has fallen through the floor, you buying yet?

[dope007] 22/9/2017 12:06

Leeds they have created a bigger monster. With the politicians we now have a situation were the whole western world is technically bankrupt. they are printing to inflate away the debt EXCEPT. The low rates have ruined the spending power of those with money, and the no strings attached money has created multiple asset bubbles but done nothing for the man on the street and his wages.

We are in a very dangerous place, economically, thanks to lunatic CB policy that played to the stock markets tune and nobody elses

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 11:29

Uber sensationally stripped of licence to operate in London in shock move by TfL

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 11:20

FTSE100 7,277.10 +13.20 (0.18%)

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 11:04

I have great admiration for the RBS trading club here, and will watch with interest.

[gcom2] 22/9/2017 10:58

spot on smurfy my order is 235p

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 09:31

So now you add a third problem, too much liquidity.

You really think that without that liquidity and low borrowing costs that employment levels would be at record highs, not only as a percentage but in absolute terms?

In my opinion the wise men and women at the BoE have managed the effects of the banking crisis effectively.

Banging on that we would not have had a banking crisis if Gordon Brown had not emasculated the BoE 20 years ago, is irrelevant as to steps taken since the 2010 election when those powers were restored.

[smurfy2001] 22/9/2017 09:25

These are my thoughts.





leedskier22 Sep '17 - 08:45 - 148437 of 148441 0 0
That is a pretty random call smurfy

[dope007] 22/9/2017 09:20

I am surprised Leeds you can't see it is both and one has led to the other. Low rates has robbed savings/pension annuities. Those same low rates and QE have led to an explosion in debt that will go sour at a slight increase.

the fact is the system should have been purged and it wasn't as it was in such a mess. the result is an even bigger mess as CBs printed trillions with no strings attached

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 09:10

Dope

I am surprised. You used to complain that low rates was hurting savers etc. Now you complain that raising rates will hurt those in debt.

Which is it?

[dope007] 22/9/2017 08:52

So like 2007 banks start outperforming on rising rates potential. And like 2007 those rates will leave even more bad debt going sour than did in 2007 due to the trillions in QE flooded into the system that has blown multiple asset price bubbles at once. When is the next round of QE then from the FED?

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 08:51

RBS 261.00 +0.54 (0.21%)

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 08:45

That is a pretty random call smurfy

[smurfy2001] 22/9/2017 08:42

Target here is 237p

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 08:29

Well she is delivering her speech in a Church.




The 13th-century church is the oldest of Florence's major churches, and located conveniently close to the city's train station. It is famed for its cloisters and chapels which house elaborate frescoes.

May's speech is set to take place at around 3.30 pm, and the prime minister does not have other official engagements while in Italy.

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 06:46

Theresa May to play the "moral duty" card today?!?


Theresa May tells EU leaders they have 'profound responsibility' to next generation to make Brexit deal work

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 06:37

North Korea seems to have replaced Greece and Brexit as the current clarion call to short the FTSE100.

[leedskier] 22/9/2017 06:29

David Buik‏
@truemagic68

European opening calls likely to be adversely affected by further bellicose rhetoric from N Korea. FTSE -23, DAX -36, CAC -21 courtesy of IG

[maxk] 21/9/2017 20:01

This guy seems to have a handle on it:





All for nowt tho, May is going to bottle it!