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[gbh2] 13/9/2019 10:56

1carus, I'm not into inter day prices, I'll be pleased if it closes above 160p but then I'd also consider that we're only 3 weeks away from the ex Divi date :)

[jugears] 13/9/2019 10:55

No F------g Sick of hearing the word Brexit

[baracuda2] 13/9/2019 10:48

This is not a brexit bb!

[inaminute] 13/9/2019 10:32

'We knew what we were voting for'Daftest quote of the day. You were so naive you didn't even realise the politicians wouldn't deliver it

[jugears] 13/9/2019 10:02

was hoping for 130 but bought some more circa £1.50, not sure what it is about WFL & FTIR ( The hedge Funders ?) but every time they post negative comments I just want to go out & buy some more of course it helps when you talk to people on site that contradict everything they say. My view is that Tw's next trading statement should be positive.

[1carus] 13/9/2019 09:35

Gbh2... that's funny. Always expect the unexpected. Lol.
But not as funny as K-1.

[bag158s] 13/9/2019 08:31

Broken 160.0 now will head to 170.0

[soilderboy] 12/9/2019 12:11

Totally agree with.There was no mention of a bloody deal when i cast my vote.To quote Cameron;"It's a simple in or out vote"We have been shafted by London.

[gbh2] 12/9/2019 10:25

It took an age last time, today may be the start of a long journey to 161p.

[keifer_1] 12/9/2019 10:25

Waiting now for just under 153p

[eeza] 12/9/2019 10:22

The battle to cross 160p failed easily.

[m4rtinu] 12/9/2019 09:57

This is a bit tongue in cheek but, we have a GE on a regular basis. Up to every 5 years under current rules. What about ...?

[wfl1970] 12/9/2019 09:47

'and have a huge impact on the lives of millions. And none of them can do a thing about it.'

Isn't that the same for all those who voted to remain?

Pot and kettle isn't it..?

[wfl1970] 12/9/2019 09:45

Oh Jugears will be pleased!

[ftir10] 12/9/2019 09:41

Hello girls,

I wouldn't get too excited about the recent rise and take every opportunity to sell, as this will go much lower than 130p

[gbh2] 12/9/2019 09:15

The EU in all its ignoble glory!

[gbh2] 12/9/2019 09:06

Almost back to the struggle with 160p, can't help but wonder if we'll ever see the struggle with 180p again, in this lifetime.

[omg48] 12/9/2019 08:15

I voted leave fully confident in my country to flourish on the world stage. Since the referendum we have been given the opportunity to see behind the screens of the un-democratic, money wasting,self serving, unelected bureaucrats in Brussels. In believe that the Nation would vote to leave with a bigger majority.

[wfl1970] 11/9/2019 18:59

eeza

'Leave surely means Leave with a deal or Leave without a deal.
It most certainly means Leave - else there is no point in the English language.'


Unfortunately, words no longer have the same meaning...

When a judge says 'life imprisonment', yet they're out after 20 years - it's not life!

[eeza] 11/9/2019 17:45

This is the first time in my life where the losing side in a Referendum, or Election, has refused to accept the democratic result.

The poison is in the bloodstream now.
Politicians will come to rue the day they opened Pandora's box.

[eeza] 11/9/2019 17:40

Politicians should forget 'Leave, forget 'Remain', forget 'Brexit' and focus on the one question that really matters in a democracy.

'Does my vote count'.

Because if it doesn't then there is no point in voting.
Because if it doesn't then democracy is dead, like Monty Python's parrot.

I voted Leave in the 2016 Referendum along with 17.4million others.
Then we were told 'Sorry that's the Wrong answer, so we're going to ignore your vote'.

This is where the real scandal lies.

[charlemagne1] 11/9/2019 17:01

Hello mar4rtinu

Can I, on behalf of all the 'wrinkles' voted to LEAVE in 2016, whether deal or no deal. We knew what we were voting for, despite the remouners/MP's thinking we did not know.

What another referendum will show is that they want to reverse the vote.
How many referendums do you need? Give Boris a chance to get us out!
WE VOTED TO LEAVE= HOW MANY TIMES DO YOU NEED?

[eeza] 11/9/2019 16:50

The question was 'Remain in the EU, or Leave the EU'.
It was meant to be unambiguous. That is why it was binary.

Leave surely means Leave with a deal or Leave without a deal.
It most certainly means Leave - else there is no point in the English language.

[m4rtinu] 11/9/2019 15:41

Guys, for some it might be a couple of weeks of panic but for others it could easily mean a couple of years unemployed. The former strategy (leave come what may) would be very harsh on the latter victims (potentially unemployed).

But I do agree, both sides have probably exaggerated consequences. And nobody knows for sure what various outcomes would lead to. I voted Remain, and probably would in any 2nd vote, but I would accept leaving with a deal. Voting leave the first time around should have asked whether voter preferred Leave-deal or Leave-no deal.

We really only need to have chats with Germany and perhaps France, as they call the shots. All the others would do as told.

[1carus] 11/9/2019 00:41

Jug it wont be the end of the world. TBH a clean break and a couple of weeks of panic wouldnt do too much harm. Germany would want some fixes very very quickly in the current climate. The politicians will just get told by the money to sort it out and fast, commerce will and always does find a way particularly if you have a product and a ready made market-- it's just natural.
Also a clean break forces solutions fast, a negotiated deal results in years of further wrangling.
None of these guys would ever start a business-- the risks are too high-- too many unknowns-- it might rain tomorrow. Guess that's why they are politicians.