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Little Falker you very sarcastically asked me how I managed to make 50% on five trades since divi was cancelled. Well just to let you know after selling this afternoon my profit on six trades is just over 60%. How are you getting on with your strategy of waiting till next year for a possible profit. As I said not clever just lucky and looking forward to my seventh trade on the next dip whenever that happens. Didn’t buy at the bottom and possibly haven’t sold at the spike , who knows,but happy with return for short term investment. ...... Just hope it’s not 40p Friday
TP, You can go but you cant go out out, but you can eat out to help out as many times as you like....
.....so it's official, the recoVery is not happening and we are likely to have a WecoveWe....
People are going to need to borrow money, housing market is flying..... Lloyds under 30p Strong buy!
recoVery hopes dashed......
Britain will be officially declared in recession on Wednesday
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thelondoneconomic.com/business-economics/britain-will-be-officially-declared-in-recession-on-wednesday/11/08/%3famp
"i think you will find vaccine by end of sept from cambridge sorry about that"
if so, all very well and good we could do with one, do you have the trail data please?
i think you will find vaccine by end of sept from cambridge sorry about that
cookoo12620, high st had been doomed for many a year , pre c-19, it is well documented; however this only accelerates other initiatives, innovations. Yes a lot of unscrupulous employers are maxing this out to there benefit, sad but very true.
Still job loses are job loses.
l like i stated there are two ways to look at this employment will keep falling or unemployment will keep rising..
Vaccine - would you trust a Russian vaccine, or a vaccine with no trail data. once again i don't think anyone of same mind would take a vaccine that had not been proven so we are probably at least 18 months away to even start talking that up....
Reported again ;-)
Only Joking
your a bit vocal today dt ,your doing your best to depress , but come on debenhams has been doomed for very very long time all these job loses have bugger all to do with c19 , i suppose you will discredit a vaccine because it was tested on primates first next ,any way i doubt debenhams will be on the high st much longer
Wally st is overbought right now, although 10k in 5 months is impressive marvellous what money can buy ...
Debenhams says it will cut 2,500 more jobs as it struggles to survive the coronavirus pandemic.
This is on top of the 4,000 announced since May, meaning the retailer will have cut a third of its workforce.......
US stocks rose on Tuesday after President Trump's call for a capital gains tax cut.
"The president said in a Monday afternoon press conference he is "considering" lowering the US capital gains tax, a move that would boost investors' realized profits. Trump decided against passing such a cut in September after saying it did too little for the middle class.
While the president can't unilaterally slash the capital gains tax rate, he could adjust the level by the level of inflation through an executive order. Still, such a move would likely prompt legal challenges.""
buy the rumour sell the news...? if he disappoints then Jones will drop and it will need that stimulus booster jab for sure....
Coronavirus was always going to have an economic cost said junior health minister Edward Argar, when asked about UK jobs data which showed the biggest fall in employment in the country since 2009.
“We always knew that sadly this disease would not only have a health cost but would have an economic cost and I think we are seeing the consequences of part of that,” he told Sky News on Tuesday.
..meanwhile outside, first Executive orders and now talk of capital gains tax cuts, Mr D.Jones is all dressed up and looking real dapper.
"young and unskilled labour,"......many of young persons have a degree and took unskilled work when other sectors made them redundant, over the years,and never went back or could not get another job in that sector. To "suggest" that these young persons never had a mortgage, loans, credit cards, or any number of financial commitments is ludicrous ...
I suspect most went into bars, restaurants, hospitality sector as it a growing sector which as well know will be hit very hard in the coming months.
There are only two ways of looking at this...., employment will keep falling or...unemployment will keep rising.
basically when mom'n'pop get a tattoo , tattoo's are no longer cool....it really is that simple.
DISCO, think you are right bout the young and unskilled labour,
I was speaking in fork tongue to some of these individuals and get the feeling they did not contribute to the local, national economy as they never went out, so they never bought clothes, used the barbers, bought hygiene products. Of the ten I spoke too not one had an iPhone or a apple watch!, never had a car so never paid for insurance, maintenance, fuel , never went on holidays, just stayed at home living off mom‘n’pop and they saved all their wages for a rainy day because they as so Froogle, cedit cards? now way.!! they would NOT dream of being max out!
so I suppose you are correct these job loses will have no impact on housing, property markets as they never had any intention even thinking about getting on the property ladder. In fact some are thinking of going back into education just to be in some kind of BUBBLE….as they feel left out.
Darth, According to the Office of national fairy tales we shouldn't refer to these 730,000 people as unemployed.They should instead be addressed as economically inactive, a bit like half of the private investors in Lloyds.
Does sound better.
Conservatives also off loaded 238,000 self employed and put another 156,000 on zero hours - to level up the economy.
SUFCESSEX, makes sense, but there will be a mass of unemployment in Oct, does one stay for the pay-out or try and get a job now? i feel for these individuals, families, contractors, the knock on effect will be horrific in the New Year......
Oct crash....?
Sorry Down to COVID
All Lloyd's contractors have received an email saying that the Portuguese Bandit gravy train about to hit the buffers.
Most contractors Contracts was up on the 31/3/2020 but the Portuguese Bandit managed to extend to the 30th September 2020.
Dust to COVID and felt sorry for them and likes spending other people's money (shareholders)
The new broom will want a clean deck
the Analysts stated unemployment was set to worsen in coming months as the Govt scheme wound down, warning of a looming "cliff-edge" and a "lull before the storm".
Obviously Lloy being the UK largest domestic lender will feel the full impact even adding to with there very own redundancies they had postponed until Oct .....