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[2tyke] 26/11/2024 16:18

Bitcoin going very very well inane...

If only....you must be thinking ?

Instead....you're in this little very risky stock.

[marcusl2] 26/11/2024 16:03

Phase III failure for
@Roche
's TIGIT asset tiragolumab, which when combined with Tecentriq did not significantly boost overall survival in NSCLC patients.

[inanaco] 26/11/2024 11:44

Bitcoin going well ..........

[inanaco] 26/11/2024 11:18

2.6m ... and rising

[the real lozan] 26/11/2024 11:11

Kinell -
What 'drives' people to 'insist' their opinions are of ANY interest to ANYONE...
In the middle of the night ???
One CAN only surmise = They 'think' they are not ...deranged
.
BUT... Then WE ALL CAN see who the instigators of 'night time ' matters ARE

[marcusl2] 26/11/2024 09:13

(CAR) T-Cells that target the abnormal cell surface glycans

27mins

[marcusl2] 26/11/2024 09:11

Maybe Roche needs some extra targets!

[markingtime] 26/11/2024 08:46

Good spot. Note the transaction values the company at USD1.5bn ....as compared to a closing market cap last night of USD249mn last night.It is another illustration of the market misvaluations of companies in this sector.

[torquayfan] 26/11/2024 07:11

Yes indeed Ruck !

Trust you will continue in that vein with your new Pal. ATB

[ruckrover] 26/11/2024 07:00

"particularly as my life's work is complete"Just shows perseverance pays off eventually.

[markingtime] 26/11/2024 06:52

Starmer, of course, has his own personal pension arrangements (and nobody else's) protected by a very specific Act of parliament.

[ruckrover] 26/11/2024 03:58

I do agree with your point about there being no pension pot held by government. Just like car tax isn't spent on roads.

[inanaco] 26/11/2024 01:49

well ... its what it is ... if you means test the state pension you are opening up a can of worms probably even bigger than the winter fuel ...

and you discourage people to take out private pensions

everything is connected

[torquayfan] 26/11/2024 01:45

. . . "but they paid into it".

No. 'They' paid a tax masquerading as a fund for the future. The truth is that NI monies have never been set aside for the future pension payments but have always been used to defray current year's expenses. So 'They' have benefited already, in effect, by not being taxed on something else in those past years.

There is no fund set aside for Pensions. It's a current liability to be settled from ccurrent income. My earlier refers.

Get some sleep M8.

[inanaco] 26/11/2024 01:22

but they paid into it .... more so than the low paid why do you need to cheat people ?

funding has to come from somewhere ! but not at the expense of growth

its quite a simple sum "keep within your budget" and don't over promise

we are now spending £4.5b on illegals !!!

we have given away £500m to foreign farmers

huge foreign aid budget

list goes on and on ...

anyway you are already seeing growth stall ... and the main taxs have not kicked in yet

give it a year and labour business plan will collapse

[torquayfan] 26/11/2024 01:12

inan - "All pensions are means tested Tf via Income Tax".

That's not a means test that's an income tax. Really, some Retirees just don't need the State Pension - reduce their tax burden by not paying it in the first place. Simple.

Funding has to come from somewhere . . . . . .

[inanaco] 26/11/2024 00:53

all pensions are means tested Tf via Income Tax and fiscal drag will make that far worse, so in effect the state pension is being clawed back for those with private pensions

no escape

[torquayfan] 25/11/2024 23:28

Reeves made a ridiculous mistake - increasing Employers NI and directly undermining one of Labour's stated aims, to 'get people back to work'.

So where else could the funds have come from ? How about setting aside the 'triple lock' and making the State Pension a means tested benefit, not paid to those who already have good private income for their old age. Then there's also Public Service 'gold-plated' pensions which are not sustainable and will have to be addressed one day.

That's it !

[inanaco] 25/11/2024 17:48

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has told businesses she is "not coming back with more borrowing or more taxes" as she defended the tax rises on businesses announced in the Budget.

Worth a Betfred for sure .......

2.3m

[inanaco] 25/11/2024 13:49

mmm wonder why he didn't go electric instead of his Skoda comic, thought that is what Guardian readers and lefties do ...

patiently sit in a q to pay 80p a KWh on boost

approx twice the cost of Petrol, even after pump tax per mile

still ... they love it ! something to talk about over earl grey and scones while waiting

drag coefficients are logarithmic ... hence you see electric cars at 40 mph in 70 mph limits