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That would make me a Brexit voter.
Seems like the issue of intelligence is a sensitive point for our vote@leave troll .......
You got me.
So not filtered then.
What has any of this to do with NAH, or UK's EU membership for that matter?
If you were that worried about unemployment in Greece, you would want to stay in the EU to promote growth:
All you vote@leave idiots are managing to do is take the UK down the toilet ... sod off.
Brexitear trolls are ten a penny - easily recognizable - Copied stereotypical arguments ... no counter arguments - knowledge base zero.
Filtered.
The holdings RNS explains the query I raised. Thank you for pointing it out and if I want any conversation regarding large trades reported/printed whether single matched off or multiples traded contemporaneously,I think I’ll go elsewhere.
"Anyway, thanks for your wisdom oh great one, from all us planks."
I'm just a lefty luvvie lentil munching champagne socialist with a passport.
Time to change the Kwitter script ..... or stick to the Daily Express comment sections ......
Increased their steak to 16.2% ......
spelling deliberate ...... ;)
"You started the personal attacks my friend. If I'm a plank you'll have to suck up the fact you're a bonehead."
It is still the case that:
68% of graduates voted to remain in the EU while 70% of GCSE failures voted for Brexit.
Which is fine in a knowledge based economy like the UK, for me - and always will be so.
That undemocratic EU that U.K. was instrumental in creating the single market for while persuading other member states to expand the EU in 1992 to accommodate the 30% drop in U.K. 18 year olds between 1985 - 1995? You really need to report back to Kwitter Central that the lies of 2016 just don’t work anymore ..... ... 1 Million extra U.K. kids will fall below the poverty line with Brexit inflation .... .... now spare me the personal attacks ... I don’t give a flying fig.
Then ask yourself what are the financial and economic joys of leaving the EU? Purple bricks warned this morning on the back of the collapsing housing market not good for NAH and its reliance on conveyancing legal services while Farmers and other U.K. manufacturers are now demanding protectionist tariffs so there goes the cheaper foods Brexitears promised ... SLA lost a big Japanese investor last week on top of withdrawal from Car manufacturing.... Brexit is a financial and economic calamity that is visible to all save the Brexitear plank.
I’ve always taken the view that one is only working if one would rather be doing something else ...... So I’ve never worked in that sense. Meanwhile ... you should re-read your post and ask what mainland EU and sovereign member states of the EU have to do with UK’s EU membership... then consider the collapse of Lehman’s and the billions of sub prime rubbish U.K. bought from USA leading to collapse of U.K. economy in 2008 only to boost US trade out of the EU? So allow me to smile .... at your evidence free and fact free post .... then note that U.K. markets are floundering as US hedge funds keep the U.K. markets under performing ... with a 3% rise since 1999 ....
1,680,000 showing on here just after 9am stands out don’t you think?
... there were several large trades.
Any thoughts on this morning’s large single trade?
"A typical hateful, spiteful, ignorant Remoaner comment. Jog on pal or should I say plank."
68% of graduates voted to remain in the EU while 70% of GCSE failures voted for Brexit.
I got my PhD in 1989, and am looking forward to my final salary pension in a few years.
I have a stake in NAH because I reckon that a low regulation, low wage, low benefit hire and fire post Brexit Britain will lead to many more accidents than would otherwise be the case in the EU - which will be good business for NAH going forwards.
Shall we see how right I am?
"if they genuinely completely cancelled brexit the next election would be a farce"
The 2017 GE was a farce .... and the above is not an answer to the point I made - which was quite correct.
Not long for the Brexit voting planks to fully own the mess called Brexit.
Meanwhile, the fewer of these planks that end up voting, the better will be UK democracy.
if they genuinely completely cancelled brexit the next election would be a farce, either half the people wouldn't bother turning out, or the majority would vote for whatever fringe part is in their area, completely skewing the results!
setting the bar lower, in challenging financial times, with hindsight would have been the prudent thing to do.
out of all the crap i'm currently holding stock in, and am down considerably, this is the one i'd like to have some funds to top up on.
"so a drop in profits, whilst bad, and indicates something needs to change"
The IPO of NAH pledged a 5-6% yield in 2014 and with 5-10% off EPS this year, a dividend cover of 2 delivers between 5-6 p as the year end dividend - or close to 9% yield ... at current values.
Cancelling Brexit would be the obvious thing to change ......
on a plus pint we are at least generating a profit, although the debt we are carrying isn't getting cleared anywhere near fast enough.
so a drop in profits, whilst bad, and indicates something needs to change... at least it's still a profit
5-10% miss on profits?
Bar should have been set lower .... then we would be trading at 120p.
;)
and the kicks to the balls just keep on coming, next stop 50% down
190-200*
all sounds good, but so did forecasts of 190-100 yet the SP is in the toilet, with no sign of any form of recovery