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Gone, just like that!. As the late Tommy Cooper used to say.

As I envisioned in my posts last year on the Lloyd's board.

If Corbyn snatches power, the prospect of which is increasing,
I hope some will reflect and ask ..was Brexit really worth it.

63% now favour a People's Vote.

I regretably sold my RYA this morning.

Yes VOD is still here, with a market cap of £38 Billion.

There has been a very high price paid for the dividend by
longer term holders imv.

It's only an impossible task because the impossible was promised -
frictionless access in EU markets with no loss of benefits - LIE.

EEA membership would solve a lot of this, but oh no, that's too clever an idea.

Where is James Dyson manufacturing his new electric vehicle, is it the UK??.

As mentioned previously was surprised Brent traded comfortably over 80,
we may be nearing a significant turn in the oil price here. Too early yet to say.

A little lucky perhaps on my timing.
Hoping to buy back lower down.

They are mainly margined longs, not bullish.

The VOD SP or a famous scene from a classic movie.

Note their reiteration of widening cost leadership.

So many basic articles recently written about RYA
postulating their business model is broken....utter tripe.

However, if Michael sees a 4-5 year rough patch for the industry ahead,
that might also be worth noting

Cyclicals always look cheap at peak cycle.

However, as a short term trading opportunity, it's getting more interesting.

Buyback - FT reports.

Bob, perhaps a little unfair on Easy with that view,
although can appreciate why you may not be a happy bunny.

The longer term price chart shows those who buy following the big corrections,
usually do rather well, past performance does not ....etc.

I've never flown RYA, I've never even used EZJ,
however when it comes to investment,
that's a different matter.

I'm not discounting the value of personal experiences.
However in this case I would probably loath both.

Can still be a great investment though!.

James. That is the slow, painful reality,
If I was a passionate leaver I would be mortified, and angry.

The dream is over and the cost is real.

And just on my own personal view,
I think the EU is deeply flawed,
just that the alternative is way worse.

* 6950! - apologies.

At 6750, heaven knows where Lloyds would be.

Mentioned this was near 7K,
looks 6750 to be more precise.

There is a slow inevitableness about his ending up as PM.

Winter is coming?, I suppose it depends on your politics.

N/m

HH, interesting week for Lloyds ahead on the update.

In terms of wider equity markets also,
as next week may reveal if current volatility
is temporary, or something more significant.

Around 7K on the UKX has provided recent support.

To get much below that, US markets would need to sell off.

If you look at a long term share price chart of PRU, or associated sector companies,
they Usually outperform in bull markets and underperform on corrections,
Or in bear markets. They often act as leading indicators of wider equity weakness.

All of the above is in general terms and IMV only.