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I'm starting to think it's electronically tagged
I know it is silly to say it was once 8 euro but 2008-2009 was an unusual event that should have been better foreseen and it could happen again but it's not so likely so severely unless there is a major geopolitical event. Bankia not long ago 22 cents went to a euro before falling back a bit - that was in the pits and deserved to be and maybe still should still be there. But strange things happen with shares - the word is 'speculation ' and it will sure come so this is is a dream that costs not very much money to risk if you don't want to risk much and the only risk at current price if it stays in the doldrums for ever you will get your money back on a bit of wind anyway. Cheers from windbag
I love your optimism Pat. And we would all accept 38 but the only way we'll go over the euro mark is with reverse split. The world needs dreamers though.
Usually OK to 38p then it dives again. But with Brexit and a lot of companies putting their tents up in places like Ireland it might be all the way to 1 euro this time.
The UK were only the 8th biggest contributor to the EU. Many countries pay substantially more to the EU coffers than the UK. France and Germany most notably but ahead of these two comes the Netherlands. The UK is a rather low wage economy with little or no welfare handouts (this is somtimes a good thing) when you compare it to the rest of Europe. This saves the UK tens of billions of Euro over the years. The UK will have a massive exit bill to pay. The UK needs the EU infinitely more than the EU needs the UK. It can source all of its food from within the EU for example. If the UK reneges on its EU bill then all the EU has to do is tax its exports out of existence so that their market dries up. Then what would they do?? I know thereare other markets available but none as near and established as the EU.
.. a shrewd politician.. on the economic side.. poorly advised.. another politician gambling with the pockets of voters.. her euro policy would have meant great financial sacrifice for the french.. her frexit would have taken france into uncharted waters.. german elections are soon.. probably a change of merkel.. her open immigration has been a disaster for the germans.. some numbers point to 5 million refugees from the syrian war.. as usual .. the east block EU countries pushed all this immigration into the wealthier EU countries with big social welfare budgets.. in essence .. these countries betrayed the EU .. turkey opened the borders purposely to ruin the EU.. the UK voters were well informed and refused to keep carrying on this huge burden.. the immigration issue was the drop that collapsed UK.. middle east policy has been a disaster the past 7 years with this so called arab spring started by obama and kerry.. if you look a little further into the past .. the sudden departure of sadam hussein bought great instability to the middle east.. the price has been high.. it has opened the doors to politicians like le pen who could further cause more problems..
.. blackrock is a real problem for boi.. they sell below the 3% threshold.. then they go back and buy above the 3% threshold.. the weasels have been doing these trades the past 2 years.. they ahould be penalized..
Gets a big majority so some tory extremists cant blackmail her into a hard brexit...the secret to a soft brexit is a conservative landslide to help may get those weasels off her back...also sooner blackrock gone the better
have not gone anywhere they increased again back to five %
As investors we needed this after Brexit we were just getting our losses back Le Pen would have been disaster But its my opinion the Elite voted for him to save disaster and we back to kicking the can ,his problems10% unemployment in France and this would seriously hurt any Country and Merkel will have to look after Germany and with serious Election coming will not have much time to listen to France Mass Immagration is the problem that Europe struggles with ,as immigrant my self you know where my sympathies lies,but I do not have answer but its the scale in certain Countries and they might think like i do but when Hospitals Schools over run we end up where we are But at least Election gave Share Price small boost
Go on you little fkir break that 26c Resistance.
Yes cooking but it's been here before and toppled back down the hill. Don't get me wrong. I have hope that it will break through 26 but it's painful to watch. PS. I also have a sell in at 26.
not mutually exclusive. But they can easily add Great Britain to the list of oxymorans... Son, you were blown off the lloyds board! Why do you come on here to pester us?
Surely an oxymoron?
Up the republic! I am Irish but I am slso a committed european!
I wouldn't bet on her been there next time around. The NF might realize that the LePen name might just be a hindrance rather than a help. That debate last week did her no flavors. I see a bit online been made out of Macron using Ode to Joy as the back ground music for his victory speech. Its also the anthem of the EU.
"Vive la France" - "Vive la liberté" Hope to see that the French election outcome as pointing to a more stable Europe and that markets recalibrate risk accordingly. Hard to predict how our little stock will respond, but in theory should be buoyed upward...
Macron regorms eu, asap or else eu will be over , this is last chance ,le pen will win next time if they do not reform eu
Ranger it could easily roar through.26c in the morn. If LaPen markets would have been utterly spooked
Not a big surprise he won but by such a margin really is a statement. The result leaves May in an even more isolated position in Europe. I expect that to continue with Merkel winning in Germany later in the year. So between brexit talks, elections, ECB signaling a policy shift, Trumps stimulus and the long awaited AIB share sale I think there might be enough to keep traders interested for a while yet. I we should seriously challenge 27c soon enough.
should give stocks including our fkir a lift in the morn would like to see 26c resistance broke through and then act as support however with inevitable quieter summer months trading volumes expected wouldnt supprise me to see 23c range over summer before sp trading back above stubborn 26c resistance.
Good result
French far too brave to give into fear like the english did. Also macron needs to reform eu for it to survive against far right radicles that want another ww3
No problem with it... but don't filter somebody and keep referencing them!! bit like kicking somebody in the back when they are unconscious. Enjoy your 99
The UK is the eighth largest contributor to the EU however the Nethelands, Sweden, Germany, France, Finland Austria and Denmark have even a larger contribution than the UK. In Ireland we do very well out of it!! We put in 1.7 billion per year and we get back ...1.6 Billion !! Luxembourg and other small countries do a lot better than Ireland though. So the UK are moaning minnies and now doomed to Isolation even though their near neighbours like France and Germany contribute a lot more than the UK!! Click on the link below to see this recent data https://inews.co.uk/explainers/charts/much-uk-pays-eu-much-get-back/