George Frangeskides, Chairman at ALBA, explains why the Pilbara Lithium option ‘was too good to miss’. Watch the video here.
London South East prides itself on its community spirit, and in order to keep the chat section problem free, we ask all members to follow these simple rules. In these rules, we refer to ourselves as "we", "us", "our". The user of the website is referred to as "you" and "your".
By posting on our share chat boards you are agreeing to the following:
The IP address of all posts is recorded to aid in enforcing these conditions. As a user you agree to any information you have entered being stored in a database. You agree that we have the right to remove, edit, move or close any topic or board at any time should we see fit. You agree that we have the right to remove any post without notice. You agree that we have the right to suspend your account without notice.
Please note some users may not behave properly and may post content that is misleading, untrue or offensive.
It is not possible for us to fully monitor all content all of the time but where we have actually received notice of any content that is potentially misleading, untrue, offensive, unlawful, infringes third party rights or is potentially in breach of these terms and conditions, then we will review such content, decide whether to remove it from this website and act accordingly.
Premium Members are members that have a premium subscription with London South East. You can subscribe here.
London South East does not endorse such members, and posts should not be construed as advice and represent the opinions of the authors, not those of London South East Ltd, or its affiliates.
Desperados, clearly the prospect of Labour replacing the tory shambles is driving up the share price
If the Uk had any decent PM, then all of these loathsome landlords would get severely hammered. The House of landlords abolished, prison for Blair, etc.
Hammering these loathsome real life monopoly playing self serving cretins is too long overdue.
May you live next door to a Russian renter on one side and a Taliban renter on the other side.
That’s the problem with these self-serving landtards. The likes of Hunt or Blair can simply feck off abroad, to go live in Spain or anywhere and leave behind his destruction of our Uk. No prison, no punishment for it!
Completely agree Skier.
Doom loop since 2019 with about 30% of the country downing tools and refusing to do anything but vandalise the UK.
Since the Brexit vote the left would pretty much burst into tears at the sight of a Union Jack, now they're trying to bullsht us all into believing they're patriots.
Lloyds will gallop to 55p this coming week.
Many contributors have lost the plot on here
How daft do you have to be to still bang on about Brexit. Get over it & move on or it will put you in your grave. Does anyone have any any views on the opening SP by any chance. I am hoping the improving price of lloy will take my mind of a particular type of weed i have just found in my lawn commonly know as Baby tears any advice guys my own research suggests only evasive options.
The OBR, along with the BoE, are utterly discredited institutions. Forecasts are often (wildly) wrong, nowcasts are infested with doomladen misery, and they go out of their way to talk the UK down at every possible opportunity. There's no other major country on Earth that goes to such lengths to project so much self-loathing on the global stage. A thoroughly weird institution and culture. Their credibility is gone.
Landlord investors complaining about immigrants! No different than BAE investors complaining about wars and all the killings.
No like? No invest!
They are looking closer to home... to the porous border with Northern Ireland.
A bit rich for any Landlord Lloyds investor to talk about the immigration disaster, when immigrants rely on landlords.
"Did Ukraine ever supply gas in the first place? Gas up Inflation up lol"
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (pictured) stated on Saturday that the gas facilities targeted by Russian airstrikes earlier today were crutial transit facilities for the security of supplies to the European Union.
"Today's Russian missile attack targeted Ukraine's energy system and its various facilities, including the electrical grid and the gas transit system, especially the gas infrastructure that guarantees the security of supplies to the EU," Zelensky said in a video address.
Russian missile barrage overnight aimed at gas infrastructure and other targets within Ukrainian territory.
Baha Breaking News (BBN) / RR
https://www.baha.com/Zelensky-Russia-targeted-facilities-that-ensure-EU-supply/news/details/61940532?internal=1
I would sooner place my faith in the OBR rather than the never ending lies of
Brexiteers
“CONTINUED”
Thanks for continuing, your first post was rather short.
A EU country blaming the UK for their immigration problem,should look closer to home
''We must return to the historical norm of government by rational people who aren't out just to enrich their mates"
Mick B has obviously forgotten about the expenses scandal in which all the MPs sent to jail were from the Labour party.
We'd be considerably richer, more successful and happier as a country if we sacked off the OBR, ONS, IFS, Resolution Foundation, 50% of the public sector and thousands of other pseudo left wing globalist parasites quangos that infest this country.
The ONS are refusing to return to work since COVID as is the norm in the civil service and public sector, sack the lot of them and re-hire anyone who wants to actually work for a living.
Business's and wages in construction have been great since Brexit so fck the EU
Mick b
"We must return to the historical norm of government by rational people who aren't out just to enrich their mates"
This statement tells me you know didly about politics. The one thing commie politicians do is enrich themselves and their cronies.
PS - Brexit..................You lost, get over it
I would suggest the OBR is anything but independent, they are likely influenced by external vested interests and paint whatever picture suits the narrative they want to push. It's irrelevant what they say anyway, because the chances of the UK rejoining the EU within a generation is probably zero.
LSE must have rented out this LLOY share discussion site over the weekend to let all shades of political opinion flourish. Surely there must be a Little Englander site somewhere out there where the nuances of your arguments are more appreciated and where the tedious debates of 2016 can get revisited
CONTINUED...
The UK’s trade recovery from Covid is slower than the EU’s
“Trade volumes in all advanced economies declined sharply at the height of the pandemic in 2020. However, UK trade intensity (exports plus imports as a share of GDP) has not recovered in line with other G7 countries since then. In the third quarter of 2023, UK trade intensity remained 1.7% below its pre-pandemic level from 2019. By contrast, it had risen 1.7% above pre-pandemic levels on average in the rest of the G7.
More stringent regulation of trade flows, the expectation of further regulatory tightening, and uncertainty over future trade policy may all have weighed on trade between the UK and EU over this period. Goods trade between EU countries and goods trade between the EU and the rest of the world grew more than a third between 2019 and 2022 in current prices. Meanwhile, goods trade between the UK and EU only grew by only around 10% over the same period. An ONS survey of businesses from early 2024 indicates around half of exporting firms and two thirds of importing firms have reported extra costs associated with the changes in regulation since the end of the transition period. Similarly, the Bank of England Agents’ survey suggests EU trade frictions have weighed on export demand and may compound as new UK-EU regulations come into operation this year.”
https://eastangliabylines.co.uk/obr-verdict-what-brexit-is-really-doing-to-our-economy/
OBR verdict: what Brexit is really doing to our economy
The Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR) provides an independent expert analysis of the state of the UK economy and the budget plans announced by Jeremy Hunt last week. The political comment and press coverage following the announcements paid little attention to their view on the economic impact of Brexit. However, the report is clear and striking:
Brexit has lowered UK productivity as the OBR predicted
It is too soon to calculate its full impact, which will increase over time
Most British business which export or import report increased costs as a result
This makes the economic challenges facing any government much more demanding. Here are the key extracts:
Productivity down
“Since the June 2016 EU referendum, our forecasts have assumed that the volume of UK imports and exports will both be 15% lower than if we had remained in the EU.We assume that the resulting reduction in the trade intensity of GDP will lead to a 4% reduction in the potential productivity of the UK economy (relative to remaining in the EU), with the full effect felt after 15 years. A decline in trade intensity plausibly lowers productivity because trade, among other channels, fosters competition and allows countries to specialise in activities where they are relatively more efficient.”
Too soon to know the full impact
“The Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), signed in December 2020, set the terms of the post-Brexit trading relationship between the UK and EU. However, the application of the TCA remains ongoing, with the UK implementing physical inspections on imports from the EU from April 2024 and further declaration requirements from October 2024.
Overall, our assumptions about the impact of Brexit appear to be broadly on track and recently published studies are also broadly consistent with these estimates. However, it remains hard to draw firm conclusions given the challenges of disentangling the simultaneous impacts of Brexit, the pandemic, and other geopolitical developments affecting UK and global trade. Trade data are also volatile and prone to revision, particularly trade in services. Moreover, the full implementation of the TCA will further increase barriers to trade in goods with the EU. We expect the total impact of Brexit to be realised several years after full implementation of these barriers. In the meantime, we will keep our Brexit assumptions under review.”
https://eastangliabylines.co.uk/obr-verdict-what-brexit-is-really-doing-to-our-economy/
Https://www.google.com/finance/quote/LLOY:LON?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiPleiZ8uSFAxUHR0EAHfRCBwsQ3ecFegQIQxAX&comparison=LON:AAL&window=MAX
Keep it realistic and add the all time price history for both AAL and Landlord Lloyds, apologies for totally destroying your distorted bank bias and blowing you out of the water. 🍿🙂
“Tories seem to have done a good job brainwashing the many that all politicians are greedy and corrupt thanks”
2 words for you…. Landlord Blair.
MV: You claimed that the rest of DR Congo, outside of Goma, is "safe". It most certainly is not. The majority of the population live desperate lives and that fuels their reasons to try and escape. The fact you cite South Africa as "I know Africa" explains everything. But then again you described immigrants as "filth" so we should know what to expect from you.
"I wonder what work would attract someone to that place"......I presume that is some sort of attempt to suggest the reason for my visit is nefarious? Well the answer is it is the same professional work that attracts me to over 60 countries around the world so far.
The European Union has just made the worst mistake in its history, dragged down by its unbridled ambition and its unspecified energy policy. This year, 27 countries have taken an unprecedented decision that has a direct impact on Africa and is motivated by the imminent lack of energy on the continent.
They are looking at investing in Rwanda’s mining capabilities.
The agreement will facilitate close cooperation between the EU and Rwanda in multiple areas, including the integration of sustainable raw materials value chains.
There are concerns about the availability of labour to work in these areas.
Richie Sunack has a perfect remedy to this as we currently have excess personnel to fill the gap.
That's me I'm off down the juicer, cheers 🍻