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JG68 - Sturgeon is the leader of Scotland and Scotland is a recognised country within the World. She is, by definition, a World leader. That's all I meant.
Obviously Scotland is not a G7 or G12 state within its own right, but that's not what I was suggesting it was.
Sturgeon " world leader" she wishes ha ha ha ha ha
Out of interest, do you kiss your mother with that mouth ARSENAL17? Profanity and abuse just because I don't share your point of view.
You say that Sturgeon is an "absolute horrible person". What does that make you then...? A delight to deal with perhaps...
Do one yourself "mate" ;)
What's the matter ARSENAL17...? You don't like it when somebody doesn't agree with you.
Sturgeon wants independence from England no more than the English wanted independence from the EU. Sturgeon is no more "anti English" than the English were "anti EU".
Unfortunately, you're just a little hypocrite who doesn't like looking in the mirror.
Sturgeon's job is to put Scotland first. If that makes her "anti English" then every other World leader is also anti English.
We're you born paranoid and xenophobic, or did it develop over time?
Yes your correct but Sturgeon is only interested in her government not the British government so I was making a sly dig at her being anti English !
Is there an English Government? I'm sure there is a British government that's seat of power is in England but I never knew there was an English Government ..
England would also foot the bill I would assume too.
Slim absolutely bang on mate Sturgeon is only bothered about herself and independence and trying to dictate to an English government she is absolute horrible person and I and others can’t stand her !
Cw… here it is. Worth a watch
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/theglobalherald.com/business/a-week-of-wild-stock-swings-2/
Watching some analysis's opinions and they seem to believe that to help inflation we need more inflation and slowly grow out of it over the next 5 years. It’s a better alternative to tapering.
Il see if I can find it…
Evergrande was summoned on Saturday morning.
I agree about USA markets bigger worry. Also worried on inflation generally; particularly huge energy spike; discretionary income will be down which could hit travel but then again pent up demand for travel may lead to cut backs on other discretionary spending instead; ie not replacing car. I'm LTH and think energy crisis net positive for RR in longer term as is net zero; which is presently largely responsible for energy spike; lack of investment in oil exploration with kick on into fewer gas discoveries
CW if Sturgeon had it her way we would be in lockdown until we had zero Covid and she just loves to hassle English govt.
I am interested to see how this plays out but not worried at all on RR all my concern in short term atm is on US investments with routing going on over there.
Chanel 4 said 150 for effect and CNN says that it was 120 in the part and half of them got effected . Who the **** we believe
See the link
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/12/03/europe/norway-christmas-party-superspreader-omicron-event-intl/index.html
I agree with most of these comments. There is likely to be some uncertainty ahead; we know that markets don't like uncertainty. Beyond this though I think is an important point to be made, and that it that these mutations are going to keep happening (as they do with flu for example) we are going to have to learn to live with this, we can't keep shutting down every time there is a new varient surely.....
Agree my point was more on if Omicron is mild then no real economic issue. It is wait and see on final results but current outlook is at worst 50:50 if not more optimistic due to no deaths and lower proportion of hospitalisations vs cases than expected so far.
There should be less economic damage if it is mild as no restrictions are required. Only if hospitalisations and deaths are high should there be any restrictions. Everyone has accepted we will be taking boosters for a number of years.
Calm the aggression. I was simply pointing out that death rate is not following the exponential increase in infection rate in South Africa. This information is there if you bother to look for it)....!
CW I think travel and markets already been routed severely and there may be a final scare early next week but more and more articles are suggesting Omicron is milder and now a week or two in we are still not getting many hospitalisations. I may be wrong but I get a sense RR could be in a much healthier position by end of next week.
Fair enough Falky although I would say RR has deviated from other travel stocks already as IAG is currently at its lowest price in 2021 while RR’s lowest price in 2021 is 87 so diversification fundamentals of RR has come into play to cushion this drop to only 125. Lets see how winter plays out but can’t see much fall especially after what should be a solid trading update this week.
Falky good to share your justification but have to disagree. If you look at HY results civil aerospace made up about 40-45% of revenue and c. flat profit with Defence and Power Systems making up the other half of the business and £300m profit. I admit RR needs the profit of Civil Aerospace to come back but Covid will be an endemic after this winter so a few months of lower revenue not going to materially damage RR recovery.
Falky, the day I joined this board was the day I bought my first shares ever so you might notice 58p was well gone by then haha
Glenn I stopped following Sky and BBC they seemed to have become equivalent of daily mail these days in terms of getting any headline possible driven by Covid
Is any news reliable can any of it be believed