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SGC runs buses in the UK, its not going to be affected by the Brexit. As soon the lockdpwn is over it'll fly. The vaccination has started, it's just matter of time now.

More people use public transport in economic downturns as it becomes too costly to keep a car for many.

A good opportunity top up at below 250p. It's a sound business and should do very well after the restrictions are lifted IMO.

NEX shouldn't be affected much by the Brexit at all as most of its earnings come from outside the UK. Unitsd States is its biggest market.

Welsh Parliament rejects post-Brexit UK trade-law.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-55230714

Writing in Foreign Policy on Oct. 14, Joseph de Weck argued that Britain will remain on the backfoot in Europe, regardless of how negotiations go. “Deal or no deal, on Jan. 1, 2021, the U.K. will become the European country with the weakest trade links to the 27 EU member states,” de Weck wrote. “The free trade agreement under negotiation does not even come close to the arrangements that Norway, Switzerland, Turkey, and even Ukraine have with Brussels.”

Bus companies unlikely to be affected by the Brexit IMO, particularly NEX who have most of their business overseas.

Builders are running short of everything from power tools and screws to timber and roof tiles as the gridlock at UK ports holds up crucial deliveries and sets off alarm bells in the run-up to Brexit.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/dec/07/builders-run-short-of-supplies-as-uk-port-holdups-raise-brexit-concerns

If the controversial Internal Market Bill is defeated today then there's very likely to be a deal. If it's passed the talks will end right there.

Barclays is the safest bet among the British banks.

Barclays is a safeest bet among the British banks.

The Brexit deal is too big to be jeopardised by domestic politics.

https://www.thearticle.com/the-brexit-deal-is-too-big-to-be-jeopardised-by-domestic-politics

The Tory leader is holding last minute talks with EU counterparts more than four years after the British public was told it would be "easy".

In a grim round of TV interviews, Tory environment minister George Eustice was left to admit what will happen if Britain leaves without a post-Brexit trade deal.

Eustice was unable to say if he'd be able to keep promises made to the fishing industry and farmers, and he noted there will be an "impact" on food prices.

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/boris-johnsons-brexit-chaos-lead-23123055

longtimeinvestor
Rather than posting your own views, you are attacking others.

You are filtered

"Brexit is the start of the colaspe of the EUROPEAN UNION"

Brexit looks like the start of collapse of the United Kingdon I'm afraid.

sorry
Turkeys was never tied up with the EU the way we are.

Theosus
"Countries like Turkey which sit outside the EU"
Turkeys was never tied up with the EU the way ours is.

The UK will be hit much much harder than the EU in the event of a no-deal Brexit. There's no question about that.

The UK will be hit much much harder than the EU in the event of a no-deal Brexit. There's no qeastion about that.

It's got to be a weekend. They wouldn't want to over excite the markets IMO.