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Anger I hope your right but my own personal opinion is tax cuts are not the best thing to do when we are trying to bring inflation down the tool for that is higher interest rates .Not looking for an argument just my opinion.Maybe the country is so much in debt the BOE doesn’t want to raise interest rates to high because that mean the country will have to pay more back
Cheers Oligarch I’m retiring in 9 months and could never work for a Tory government
Dowsie, "Come to think of it I wasn’t good at anything at school apart from maths where I excelled".
Excellent. Send your CV to lizz.truss@numberten.co.uk. she could do with a new chancellor....lol
Don't think so, but hey keep on dreaming?
Meant currency not country has you know from reading my posts grammar isn’t my strongest subject. Come to think of it I wasn’t good at anything at school apart from maths where I excelled
I now see BOE might have an emergency interest hike to help the plunging pound . Has I said in a previous post BOE should have been putting them up sooner. The fed in USA have and hence why the dollar is so strong and it’s not just the pound it’s strong against pretty much every country in the world. Maybe I was wrong with 6% it might go higher I don’t know if you remember 1992 with Major has PM but Google that him and Lamont were raising them by the hour
Yes my reaction is that this pathetic shower will be lucky to limp on until the next GE.
One other thing Anger you say the ftse hasn’t done anything for 10 years it’s now lower then it was 23 years ago
Anger the last time the tories gave away tax cuts this big was in 1988 Lawson was the chancellor which led to more people spending which led to higher inflation which led to 15% interest rates by 1990 . Your last paragraph I agree with 100% think history will repeat itself where interest rates will go up not by 15% but possible 6% . I also think interest rates should have been going up sooner then the BOE put them up and inflation might not be so high now
As we are borrowing a **** load of money and interest rates are rising,many think it’s not sustainable…if there is no growth then we are like the posties…up **** creek with no paddle for generations…a massive gamble:-)
Russia and China both have a semblance of being autocracies, with presidents for life. This is the image of strength and stability that they like to project to their people and the world. Whether the China rumour is true or not, if the generals become seriously upset with the direction of their country, they have the power and connections to make it happen.
Generals, FSB, and oligarchs are the power bases in Russia. I doubt that Putins rhetoric regarding nukes has gone down well with the military because it is clearly the last resort of a gambler who has tried everything else, failed and ruined the country's image and prestige. Oligarchs have seen their ability to live the life that wealth brings curtailed and many would like the war to be over and get back to making money. Who knows which way the FSB would go, but early in the war Ukraine were saying that they had informant's from the FSB helping them.
Putin's popularity is waning despite the nationalists, and if it comes to a choice between Mother Russia versus a leader on a never-ending losing streak, Mother Russia will be the choice and Putin 'retired'.
Developments in China, Interesting indeed!
"likely illustrates how regime change could occur in Russia"
Failing that there must be a "grassy knoll"
Mike
Watch it mike…you spelt fortune wrong….the walking talking dictionary from wolves will pull you:-)
Rumour of coup by Chinese general Li Qioming with current leader Xi jinpeng under house arrest and not been seen in public since SCO meeting in Samarkand on 14th September. China has issued no denials or response.
If this turns out to be true it likely illustrates how regime change could occur in Russia, ie. led by generals and happening overnight. I haven't read anything as to whether Li Qioming is more dovish than Xi jinpeng, but Xi jinpeng has been ratcheting things up re Taiwan and been aggressively entering Taiwanese waters and airspace in Taiwan.
Interesting times.
Lots of blue this morning. Someone's liking this stock.
Wolves - You really do have some serious personality issues.
Taking great delight in witnessing the fotunes of a business struggle and the apparent pain that shareholders are feeling, mainly due to the workshy attitude of "old school" employees such as yourself, whilst you clearly have no concern for the future prospects of younger employees in that business.
A classic example of the selfish, arrogant, conceited, entitled and uncaring attitude of your generation.
For someone who claims to be doing a "job they love" you certainly seem to have a lot of bitterness and resentment in your life, evidenced by your constant schadenfreude.
No chance her becoming a postie then :-))
Unless of course the CWU perform a miracle.
Haha! I do wonder what she sees in me. I pinch myself every morning to make sure I’m not dreaming and I’m not still delivering crap in north Manchester. Her income makes my mind boggle; her bonus this year was £16k ( I do tell her we used to get £200 at Xmas).
First, Ukraine could go either way but it's an unknown at present. Let's hope things gradually improve and some sort of normality returns.
Back to RMG.
If Jacob gives the all clear to Mr K. We have to assume it hasn't all been bluff and he in turn embarks on his quest to gobble up more stock.
The news from Jacob could??? create renewed interest and result in an improvement in SP.
If, however SP remains around current levels.
Would Mr K take a massive chunk before others react. Thereby accruing sufficient volume to reach his goal?
I don't recall what his average price is over the past 12 months but current prices would obviously reduce his average.
Still think this share will slide a lot further down the ladder. Economics don't look rosy at all.
A little off topic but here goes.....
Ispy, Maximus, your recent posts describe exactly why there needs to be a conversation within the general working community about the need for seven day working.
Hospitals, emergency services, supermarkets and retail, even my local vet plus countless others all provide a seven day service with some providing 24/7 cover, so don't you think that the seven day service should be extended to service providers such as banking services, GPs, local authorities and much more. Perhaps even schools should be providing a seven day service in order to fit in with the needs of modern family life? Bizarrely we are in a situation where staffing in general is an issue which is causing local business to shut but it's a rare occurrence and won't always be that way so this could create more jobs, generate more taxes and keep the money go round spinning.
Apparently it's intellect she's there for. Lucky for him ;-))
"Hi Red. My legal eagle is still here. She’s bought (me) a bungalow here now. I’m still a kept man. Not interested in getting another Porsche, I’m more into riding my bike."
You must have one hell of a c0ck on you, lad.
Fair play to you.
Isle. I do sympathise with your situation regarding grandchildren. However, the working hours which suited your requirements, now need to be modified by RMG in order to prosper.
Remember you work for RMG not vice versa and only children "throw their toys"
I have a strong suspicion that "the good old days" are being replaced with a more robust management style which will be in everyone's interest eventually. Unfortunately "some eggs may be broken" on the journey. It's really up to you to decide your future.
Putin, will not be picking up a weapon. So no chance of "his guns blazing"
Remember "War is always the choice of the chosen who will not have to fight"
I agree with the previous statement :-
"Putin is more likely to be removed from power and a rapprochement made with the west"
The actions of Putin towards Ukraine cannot be allowed to succeed under any circumstances.