Fairly muted response. I like this company, but right now I think its at the top end of what it is worth at the moment. Given time it will probably trade much higher, but in the short term I see it dropping back for another buy in opportunity. I have seen this with dozens of other aim companies. Most recently SXX. The euphoria on these boards knows no bounds and the expectations are nearly fanatical.
Same here. Been burned to many times before. Took profits yesterday, and waiting for it to drop back. If it doesnt, then it doesnt, but at least I have crystallised my 100% gain.
WTO rules are designed for developing countries. Not for developed countries like the UK. It would sink trade and exports. You can see the effect this elephant in the room is having in the lloyds sp today, with your own eyes. Its down 6%, it wouldn't surprise me if we finish down 7% or more. Get real guys. The market has become frightened again by a no deal/WTO exit.
I think our passports are being printed in France. Cant even print our own passports lol. Euro army is a myth, and adoption of the euro was never on the table. That was just leaver scaremongering.
Not sure how BJ is going to magically "make" more money whilst decimating trade and exports, and increasing an already huge deficit and debt pile. You tell me.
Never mind their budget deficit. What about ours? With trade and exports decimated, how are we going to plug ours? The measly 10 billion we are going to save each year is not going to do it, not even remotely.
The US is backing the UK? In what sense? Has nothing to do with the EU negotiations anyway, the EU could not care less what Trump thinks the outcome should be.
The EU didnt say NON to everything. That is the reason we have a withdrawal agreement. How could we have one if they had say no to everything? They were very accommodating given we could not even spell out what we wanted of them. In fact they said yes to two different versions of it (May's and Johnson's)
No deal should be off the table, for all our sakes. As you can see, your shares drop when no deal is being muted as being on the table. Surely you are not that dumb to want your shares to drop.
TLWilliams, To avoid the withholding tax, you could simply have bought the B shares (RDSB). Overall I could not make my mind up either between Shell and BP, so I just bought equal holdings of each.
What are you talking about. End of June there was just 2.3 million in the bank. That will have been nearly exhausted by now. They might be in a better position to get bank funding now, but more likely there is going to be a placing imho.