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jf knew what I was referring to but true to form tried to spin it to suit him. sad really

Heard today politics nay have been involved in selection of squad and players Turkish Germany’s wanted pose with Turkish pres Germany unhappy about it etc etc looks to m some issues still not far below the surface in the fatherland do we really want to be part of that jf

out of the world cup. oh dear

its lazy analysis to lump all builders together. TW has just had a strategy day in which they spelt out clearly how the business was going to be driven forward. TW is a fairly simple company building houses in a particular segment of the market which has not seen the same levels of stress as some of the others. They are continuing to drive down costs through efficiency and effective land bank management. We know the landbank is good because it was massively written down 9 years ago.One way or the other all builders have had issues not least us with the leasehold fiasco. But that is behind us now While no fan of the BoD and the way they run this company on out behalf they have since 2009 made better fist of it than most of the competition which were lured like moths to London's bright lights and the promise of streets paved with gold.

simple - 5p per post to disrupt the BB and keep it off topic not a lot but some people have lower overheads than others.

many companies have eg Apple.t a yield of 10% TW is effectively paying the shareholders that rate in efficient imo when you look at the yield curve.atb

is looking fir a negative spin on anything right now. Construction data was in fact better than forecast but altos are latching on to the subdued comment. It is very easy to manipulate share prices given the amount of electronic trading we are seeing. we know some of the hedge funds have a short on the sector so for them its easy to force prices lower by pumping out negative headlines through their chums in the media. Its why the TW BoD should do something unexpected like announcing a treasury operation

That was then . Energy prices will fall out of the equation and may well head lower again as the Saudis pump more into sluggish economic growth. UK growth is poor and sentiment is worse not helped by the BOE's ridiculous rate posturing. If the markets are expecting rate increasers then they have by now already been priced in which of course is being reflected in the steepening of the front end of the yield curve Central banks are desperate to get back to long term average rates but that same desperation is putting the brake on economic growth. yet another reminder that the Central banks have learnt little over the past decade.

slowing house price growth probably London key driver here. banks getting hit as yield curve is expected to flatten. Good time for TW to get involved in the bond markets and borrow some money to buy back shares

ro$gred on the back of flattening yield curve expectations.Low interest rates here to stay

really don't think so. move along please nothing to see here

did you mean ass@oles strapped to European bound trucks? The remainers will all want to leave the UK surely?

are just whingeing. They want more subsidies as has already been pointed out and when push comes to shove they can't afford to lose our defence business which would happily go to Boeing or Lockheed Martin.

suggest Attitude in favour of Brexit has hardened further.

there are nt any white Irish a55es just donkeys

There will not be one in August as inflation will fall as the oil price impact drops out and by then energy prices may well be heading lower carney is doing what he always does talk up the pound so he doesn’t actually have to do anything

The bond markets and borrow enough to buy back half the shares. They would be dave about 100 million a year in the process

Redfern doesn’t give a rats a&se about the share price he gets paid a fortune whether or not his shareholders get shafted

we were never part of Schengen so no change passport check - so what

A sad tragedy that should never be allowed to happen again. As the inquiry continues I fear a lot more uncomfortable truths are inevitably going to emerge such as who was actually living here and how many apartments had been sublet illegally. The role of the fire service- sadly- and the way they are managed to deal with high rise occupancy. A cursory glance around London's high rise developments suggests to me that there needs to be a decent review and update of fire fighting and prevention methods. Its was shabby by Corbyn's lot the organise a lynch mob for TM and manipulate the public mood through the leftie BBC to the pint that one might think that the occupants ere deliberately placed at risk. A truly sad tragedy on so many levels and certainly not one of the media's insets hours as they saw it an opportunity to move yet deeper into the gutter to manufacture a political hatchet job on the current Govt.