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Horrible seeing this fall. However, it also offers an amazing entry point if you have the funds! Easy to see how NEX could become a target

https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/britain-plc-buckles-up-sale-season-uk-shares-look-cheap-2022-12-15/

Massive buys yesterday, hence todays RNS. Fidelity think this is going one way. Onwards and upwards!

And I’ll be topping up at £5 if indeed your doomsday prediction comes to fruition.

Thought similar this morning. When sentiment improves - and it will - we all know ASOS will motor. MA has a vested interest and will be ahead of the curve on this, so I can’t imagine he’ll let this get anywhere near its historic highs before he bids to take control. But even then, people buying in at these levels will be quids in regardless. GLA

Positive comments today from YouTube vloggers playing the new game in advance of its official release next week!

NatWest possibly less lucrative because of this?

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/993521/lloyds-could-be-hit-hard-by-backdoor-windfall-tax-says-leading-investment-bank-993521.html

Hi there. Your decision whether to break your current deal or ‘port’ also depends on how much you have outstanding and the interest rate applied to that element of your overall mortgage. Paying the ERC may be worthwhile if you can recoup a large chunk back, and worth the price if you can guarantee a new deal on the whole mortgage (based on today’s low rates) rather than having to review 2 differing sub accounts in future at differing times, that may come with product fees for rates which are possibly going to be higher. There are a lot of ifs and buts, but you have to apply some common sense and think about what you are most comfortable with.