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last time i heard this idea was when it was used by Robert Mugabe

to get a timely reminder of how democracy is going to work under a Corbyn admistration by looking at the footage coming out of Hong Kong as the PRC is tightening its grip on the Colony. Odd that some on this board seem to relish the prospect.

oh come on please! is that the best you can do?

don't worry it will be as our board whinger gets onto LSE - I think by now we probably know who it is.

Yeah sure but the mood music was different then. At that point the BoD was working "hand in glove" with the FDA who helped the company "design a protocol to get the drug to market" in good order. well a few months on we now feel legged over by the FDA, the BoD or both.

I would say that is probably 700m light. Better to wait until we get the Report and Accounts and look at the fully diluted amount in circulation.

sorry about double post! They are a lot quicker at removing posts that they are solving connection issues

weighted avg NoS 2014 72.447 bn
weighted avg NoS 2018 72.279 bn

I guess patience is everything here.

weighted avg NoS 2014 72.447 bn
weighted avg NoS 2018 72.279 bn

I guess patience is everything here.

You seem to overlook the fact that they buy back with the one hand and issue with the other

At the current net rate it will take a century before we have unwound the dilution forced on us by HMG in 2008. So yes the buy back as it stands is tosh.

no. they wiped a load again this morning

yes the very same

to see Sy james Place confirming it has been buying into the UK housebuiders. While they are clearly late to the party I wonder if this should be seen as a sign of confidence in UK plc and if they have also been buying more UK centricc banks such as Lloy

probably not, but then nothing is

sadly not, nor regale the tale that Comrade Corbyn is the only man ever to achieve a par round of Gleneagles with just a putter.

immigration and subsidies

75000 vs 180000 consensus increases likelihood of Fed signalling change in policy at its next meeting and possibly a rate cut as early as July. This will see the dollar weaker against sterling and could well have implications on inflation here and in the Eurozone.

not to mention RBS had a share consolidation of 1 for 10

If I was one of "the big boys" I would have his head on plate and find somebody who knew what he or she was doing to take over the reigns His could not give a t&ss attitude yesterday was pretty unforgivable in view of the avoidable value destruction we have experienced since February. As I have mentioned before he is clearly out of his depth and his advisors are no different.