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Oilhearty -

Mr Meerkats YE2018 competition

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3 weeks for MP's to decide which outcome (May's Deal or No Deal) they will need to accept responsibility for.

In reply to my letter, my MP has confirmed they will back Mrs May's Deal

A1

Wonder how much more pain and suffering the Hard Brexit gang will inflict on the UK?

Its only short term pain for long term gain

A1

I note some are indeed taking advantage of the current low SP Mick-b, wish I had spare cash to buy more, could anyone lend me £250k till divi pay day?

A1

Understand you not happy and your desire to vent Mick-b, but the low SP is not the fault of Lloy and you can't blame those who voted to remain (ie me)

A1

Do you have a short open Mick-b? sounds like you are de-ramping lol

Your sounding stressed Mick-b - you'll be calling my projection 'ramping' next

2018 Results
Q1 Underlying £2.0bn Pre tax £1.6bn post tax £1.15bn
Q2 Underlying £4.2bn Pre tax £3.1bn post tax £2.27bn divi 1.07p
Q3 Underlying £6.3bn Pre tax £4.9bn post tax £3.7bn
(Projected)
Q4 Underlying £8.9bn Pre tax £6.5bn post tax £4.8bn divi 2.14p + £2bn buyback? + 0.5p special?

2019 results
Q1 Underlying £2.5bn Pre tax £2bn, post tax £1.5bn
Q2 Underlying £5bn Pre tax £4bn, post tax £3bn divi 1.5p?
Q3 Underlying £7.5bn Pre tax £6bn, post tax £4.5bn
Q4 Underlying £10bn Pre tax £8bn, post tax £6bn divi 3p + £3bn buyback?

A1

They are facts dear boy - again, strange perspective you have ;-)

Mick-b, you view a reminder of full year results as 'ramping'??? what a strange perspective you have :-)

Full year results just 2 months away (20-2-19) -

Huge profit, divi announcement, buybacks?

A1

Fleccy - email sent, on behalf of the wife & myself

Fleccy -
I would need to reword your letter for my use -

I'm a Conservative voter and I voted remain in the 2016 referendum, in which leave won by over a million votes.
This is the first time I've ever emailed my MP, but felt the need to state my concerns over the current situation in Parliament. I'm concerned that the democratic outcome of the 2016 referendum will not be respected due to the tactics employed by Remain politicians.
The referendum was a binary choice, leave or remain and I find it insulting to hear the Remain argument that people didn't know what they was voting for. I consider it an anathema, to see career politicians fighting tooth and nail to overturn a democratic vote, which they don't agree with, especially since they are supposed to be upholding democracy.
Should Theresa May's deal be rejected and the Remain politicians get their wish for a 2nd referendum, then the questions should uphold the 2016 result with just two options available, Theresa May's deal. or a No Deal exit. Remain should not be an option, as that question has already been answered in 2016 and should be respected.

Kind Regards

Corbyn - playing politics with the UK's future

LTI
In January 2017 the Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May announced, "I can confirm today that the Government will put the 'final deal' that is agreed between the UK and the EU to a vote in both Houses of Parliament, before it comes into force.

Kinda strange they getting to vote on the exit arrangements - the 'final deal' not due for ages

But Heyho - as long as May's deal is passed :-)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meaningful_vote

MP's get to chose between May's Deal or No Deal -
And they ain't going to vote for No Deal

This time next year - 80p+ IMO

You'll be a fool to miss out lol !!

Onlyif -
Seems there would be a clear preference for 'No Deal',
If that's what the majority of the people want then so be it
That's democracy

Mr Blobby won't be happy with this -

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been criticised for allowing Lloyds Banking Group to set up a "flawed" compensation scheme for victims of a massive fraud.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-46586628

Click recommend if you supports -
No Deal exit

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Mrs May's exit