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LOL.Qatar is a small fish. House of Saud is the elephant in the room. Looks like they did a deal with Trump to fool the ignorant masses.
Markets will tank and tank badly
True one year after Cameroon , to be honest I still want her to win despite all my giving out , I'm afraid of jeremy and Diane abbot but nothing would surprise me this Friday
im guessing 30 cents based on PE levels and PB of the majority of financials across europe
May wld have to resign immediately. A huge possibility......park Diane Abbot is a must
Labour coalition with liberal democrats , libs demand another vote on brexit in return, madness is over and borris can go fox hunting somewhere
Fundamental extremism must be halted. Qatari isolation is a start.
Savagery in London and Manchester's response this evening puts things properly in perspective - democracy is worth defending - once you are able to make it take root. After that it can only continue if people are prepared to accept that it must and has to be defended. Otherwise we face another Holocaust if you live in Mosul or Lybia and many other countries besides. I feel sorry tonight for the innocent Moslems who run their own businesses and only want to bring up their families in peace. Good luck all..
The local tipple is actually Montefalco Sagrantino. But yesterday I had a glass of cheap rose from a box and today an Aperol Spritz in a bar for only €3
Torquay Basher al-Assad was until the West and the Saudi axis of evil started meddling in his country. Gadaffi had turned as well but the US wanted it's pound of flesh. And we wonder why radicals are killing our children!!. On a separate note not one mention of the valuation difference between AIB and BOI in the Irish Sunday business rags.
.. i have great curiosity in reading how much blackrock bought into AIB.. ? they are a major shareholder of BOI.. they own 5%..
Happily away from the fray enjoying your Chianti or is it Valpollicello - I am simply commenting on the state that this country is in and how badly off it is for politicians who might have some clue so far as addressing its problems are concerned. Then we can talk about how long it might take - with the proper policy development - to see some real fruit on the vine. With five year terms OR LESS it is going to be difficult for anyone to develop a strategy which will address the problems and stand any chance of being re-elected while pursuing them. In the meantime we are obliged to listen to all these "Sunny Uplands" speeches, knowing whilst we are listening to them that there is not the remotest chance of these policy initiatives being enacted due to the governments inability to fund its proposals because of poor taxation revenue being collected. It is not an easy accountants created thorn bush to penetrate successfully, when so much of modern day employment is owned or has been created by foreign companies who oporate globally and can just as easily set up elsewhere. All they need to do is unplug their computers (backed up of course) and plug them in at their new location. Tax revenues are important - new investment is not possible without sufficient funds being available and they must first be collected. Too much money is being exported out of the jurisdiction and it isn't enough to rely on QE because this only results in a devalued currency which induces inflation. Politicians are in an invidious position when acting on behalf of the country because, the proper action would most probably result in large scale redundancies which is very bad news when it comes to people voting for you at election time. I am now more than ever persuaded that what this country needs is a benevolent dictator - anyone know a dictator who is benevolent ? Anyone know one who could sustain the effort for the next twenty years ? Just thinking allowed. Good luck all and enjoy the weekend.
Strange that the tech colleges teaching skills half empty. Corbyn does tell a good tale. Pity it is Trotskist clap trap. Note not Marxist/lLeninist as they do not believe in democracy whereas Trotsky did. hence why Stalin had him bumped off!
That's what he said - what has been delivered - a vast number of indebted youngsters many of whom have been obliged to return to their parents whilst looking for employment, because they cannot support themselves on Job Seekers Allowance. The idea that everybody has the right to attend university is excellent, I am all for it, provided that it is mutually beneficial. Our students should be able to build a career whilst applying their talents within an expanding economy for their benefit and that of the greater society. Unfortunately we now have too many "university's" scattered all over the country offering an enormous range of degrees. Many of these degrees and qualifications sound very impressive but have little relevance when it comes to securing employment and with it the ability to repay the debt that has accrued. With all the degrees, diploma's and doctorates, how does it happen that we have such serious skill shortages that we have to import labour in order to address them. Whilst I have no objection to anybody going to university, I feel very strongly that our places of higher education should be providing courses which are supported by the government where skill shortages are known to exist. I can well understand why we have so many university's when Chancellors are paid up to 450K per annum, and yet they preside sometimes over failing establishments, because lecturers are not doing enough in spite of being well rewarded. For the students who want to take combined degrees - because they sound more important - subjects like journalism and media studies and many others. If students feel that they can make a career out of the subjects that they pursue then regrettably I feel that they should pay for them. The country is sinking due to the asset stripping in the past which collapsed the manufacturing sector robbing us of the traditional skills built up over the past 3 - 400 years which of course our politicians sacrificed along with the businesses and their many skills, not to mention all the machinery and buildings. Mrs May (Theresa) was less than convincing in tonights debate when compared with Jezza Corbyn, he gave a confident and sure footed account of himself apart from the nuclear question. I could ALMOST see myself voting for him - ALMOST I said, because he tells a good story and the country is sorely in need of some sunshine. Have not read this through and am not going to because I'm tired tonight, Good luck all.
there is a congenital weakness.
True.... uk should just accept their a b minus nation now after Brexit ,They need to look to the eu now for guidance
The chinless wonders of the Conservative party are just agog at how May is going from hero to zero with her bombastic position of no live debating...... there is a very great chance the blues will not get a win with May being forced to resign......what a fugh up on the horizon. Irrespective of our little penny share Brexit has been and will be an utter disaster for the UK. JMcC has it right , UK clawing for its glorious past ' rule britianna etc.....what a load of codswallop...embrace the future ...... lastly, Trumpmis definitely losing it.
.........And don't FG! New Taoiseach tonight!
Its interesting to watch 2 former world powers struggle with finding a new spot in a fast changing world. In both the US and the UK the old order seem to think that by turning back the clock to past glorious times they can become great again. Sadly for them history shows that once your time is done its done. The answer is to embrace the change and look to the future for success. To me it looks like China, Germany and France have the right idea.
@cooking Aib will be discounted. Up to you if that represents value. Profitable Irish banking sector in the medium term. The time to accumulate in boi is now. I wouldn't be worrying about what the English do. They will sort their own mess out eventually.
Is it more stupidity? All our pensions funds are going to absorb most of the AIB IPO.I definately see Goldman and Blackrock on the other side of the trade.
If AIB was to float at a discount to BOI it would need to float around 1.9bn for 25% That's along way off 3bn
@cooking Aib will probably price at a discount to boi but in the medium-long term will they be any different? Not really. The question is whether that discount represents​ value. Irish banks a good buy for the foreseeable.
Your dear Theresa is out of her depth - a large Conservative majority will not happen - even the ones with Tory all the way through them are alarmed at the prospect of May winning. After almost ten years of austerity enough is enough, because in spite of good employment numbers and two devaluations the country is still sinking. Not enough productive jobs or profitable exports. Now that is goodnight.
Hopefully a lab lib snp coalition ! And a soft brexit guarinteed, If not that i hope for a large conservative majority to stop right wing weasels blackmailing my dear theresa into a hard brexit ,. Good night all