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Less than 2 years ago- Easy to forget this.

Just to put the current share price in to context.

Some hysterical comments posted by people who
have been around for 5 minutes - try looking at the longer term SP chart.

* Low

How long can RYA go?.

Why is £ beginning to bounce?

Chances of a second referendum increasing imv, that's the answer.

* Margaret ;

I will (most likely) be considerably worse off under Labour re taxation,
even allowing for that I can no longer support this Tory administration.

The Blessed Margret must be turning in her grave,
it's ineptitude on a scale I could not even conceive.

The current Tory administration is so utterly inept
they have not even managed a reduction in the rate of interest on student loans.

Another approx half a million students have just left University
With an average of 40k in student loan debt, the vast majority of
those eligible to vote in a UK GE.

Every year the ranks of the UK electorate swell with rising numbers of
Voters deep in debt. It bodes ill for the Tory party longer term imv.
When voters have little to lose they look towards extremes.

* not a pro or anti Brexit post

2CV, that's only half right. Yes, we may be leaving the EU, however,
it's up to future generations whether we remain outside.

Far too many are looking at this as some unalterable fixed point,
that's very clearly not the case.

A huge amount will depend on our experience outside the EU,
the electorate are a fickle bunch, never forget that.

This is not a pro or entity Brexit post, it's just stating how democracy works.
Democracy took us out, and democracy can take the UK back in.

James, May is fighting for her legacy and out of 'duty'.
I would think TM is more than aware what a shambolic mess the Tory
party will descend in to when she departs.

We are headed for a very ugly few months, and the Tory party may
already have left the door ajar for Corbyn.

John, animal spirts (exuberance) always marks the top of a bull market.

Yeah but, fat kids can lose weight.

What does Lloyds lose you, oh, sorry I forgot ;

So Thornberry confirming what many of us already assumed.

This is going to get incredibly ugly.

Excuse the couple of typos in the last post - an edit function would be helpful.

Easy to misread this.

Yes we will get a deal, as some of us have for a very long time.

That's not the difficult but, it's getting that through the HoC.

A hardline group of Tory MP' will not support it.

Labour will apply a whip to ensure MP's vote against, the SNP will vote against.

Any Labour MP who does not tow the party line will effectively committed career
suicide.

Reports that up to 60 Tory MP's will not support the Chequers deal,
Now if you half that number, and half that number again,
that is still more than enough to defeat the government.

People need to wake up. A deal was never in question, getting it passed the HoC
very much is.

Not one for me, but good luck to those holding.

Let's see if Debenhams maintenance FY guidance, if there is an update pre results.

The current HoF lack of online ordering may possibly be a small positive.

Vod, I would not touch.

Warned repeatedly last year on the VOD board there
was trouble ahead with mounting debt.

There are UKX stocks with fantastic records of value creation,
Lloyds is not one of them, neither is vod.

However, this is not the time to buy UlVR, RB. or DGE, just IMV.

And yes, past performance is not guarantee of future returns ..etc.

snige, it's going to be very interesting.

Because we've been told repeatedly by Johnson..
Ignore the voices of doom, it's all project fear,
the reality will be fine and dandy..

I can tell you now, if people are inconvenienced,
Brexit support wil largely evaporate.
If people's livihoods are impacted, support
will evaporate. And the electorate (unfairly imv)
Will hold the Tory party entirely responsible.

If I had to choose between Lloyds v DGE tomorrow,
for say the next 12 months, I might choose Lloyds.
Although buying nearer the mid 50's (if available)
would be preferable.