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Vod closing Sp 6th Oct
Tars 83.14p
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Entries by 12pm Mon
83.14 please Monsieur Roofer
Ok. That would be Mr Gutter
Desperate Dan - I fink he were talking too me, although I has forgot what I has said obviously.
It is in one ear and out the other wiv me.
Correction. It might help (if).
MrLong. It might help you would name the person you are responding to, Don't be a coward! Otherwise your posts make no sense.
Northern Rock gave all your mates 110% mortgages so they could go ikea and fill the house with furniture, when they didn’t pay the bank back, they blamed the bank for lending it to them.
Non of the companies you mentioned had a monthly cash flow from 300 million customers, of whom a large majority are on direct debit. See you next week for more uneducated slobber.
Many thanks Exil for the prompt
I think alot of shared got knocked on Friday, due to US government shut down, Stop gap proposal, higher for longer ( interest rates ) all in the mix, oh , I forgot the strikes I expect more turbulence this coming week, perhaps a buying opportunity .....atb
Vod closing Sp 6th Oct
Doyen Dan. 82p
Kiwitwo 81.18p
Exil 75p
Roofer 75.88p
Entries by 12pm Mon .. atb
Poker - What you need to realise about Gutterknob is that he has the brain of a child & the intellect of an imbecile or is the other way round? He just makes things up & posts them on here thinking it makes him look clever but 99.999% of posters here know the truth, he's just a sad man posting rubbish.
75 for me please Bob
81.18p for next week please
Good evening GS
They even sell Dunlop Green Flash, Gola footie boots and Pic n Mix you flaming galah.... https://www.woolworths.com.au/
ATB ;-)
Could go lower jaxi.
Marconi, Woolworths, Northern Rock, Enron and many more all seemed like they would be around forever at one time.
Don't give these people false hope, you could be costing them money.
Good to see the inverted willie taking effect
Buy back at 70
I will go 82p for next Friday please roofer.
Speech, speech
Vod closing Sp 29th Sept 76.82p
Roofer 81.84p winner
KiwiTwo 83.16p
Raffles 85p
Garonne 86p
Exil 82p
Newsid 87.2p
21ATS 82.4p
Beo1 82.75p
Fizzbomb 86.5p
Mr Long 85p
Gejgaboy 84p
Enjoy your weekend..atb
Vod closing Sp 29th Sept 76.82p
Accolade this week goes to Roofer
Not been close this week
Enjoy your weekend
Full list will follow....atb
Your anti-Brexit bashing unfortunately doesn't match up with today's news and filtered.....:
ONS upgrades size of the UK economy
By Ross Clark
The Office for National Statistics has revised the UK’s economic growth figures since Covid upwards. Instead of still struggling to reach its pre-pandemic high, it seems that the UK economy surpassed 2019 levels two years ago.
Previously, the ONS estimated the economy in the last quarter of 2021 to be 1.2 per cent smaller than pre-pandemic. It now calculates that it was 0.6 per cent larger. The ONS says its initial forecasts were compromised by the difficulties of calculating GDP during the pandemic.
The upshot is that instead of performing worse than the economies of France and Germany since the pandemic (and Brexit, which took effect six weeks before the lockdowns began), the UK economy has now outperformed them.
But no one should get carried away. UK GDP – along with the whole of Europe – remains sluggish. Europe’s economy has been pretty moribund since the 2008/09 crisis, in some cases shockingly so. Italy’s GDP last year, per capita, was 16.5 per cent lower than it was in 2008. Britain has not – yet, at any rate – been able to escape the cycle of low growth which has come to bedevil the continent. But it does put the brakes on the theory that Brexit was an act of self-harm which was going to damage Britain uniquely as the EU sailed off on its own to a brighter future.
The ONS’ revisions to UK GDP didn’t end in 2021. It has also revised economic growth in the first quarter of this year from 0.1 per cent growth to 0.3 per cent growth. This is very significant, given that this time last year the Bank of England was predicting that the UK would spend all of this year in recession and others such as the IMF forecast that the UK would be the worst-performing of any major economy this year.
On what timeframe are you talking Guttersnipe. I see no such pattern.
You lot is in the wrong sector, can't see much upside hear, BT on a death slide, down by a third in six months.
You is a basketcase, nasty little grass
Good then that Germany is doing better than UK. Always better to be diversified than tied to Brexit basketcase Britain.