Member Info for Carltt

“Lloyds – a traditional UK lender”

and a landlord. Do you fancy investing in a landlord?

No, I thought not.

“Looking to invest in banks?”

No.

Unlike ND, somebody with real nous can understand that the word noose is a loop at the end of a rope.

Are we learning better English yet?

Speaking of very poor English used by many people on here, obviously mostly foreigners. Here is yet another error:

“glad some one had the noose to use”

The noose? Bless, “Newdealz”thinks that somebody here had the rope with a circular loop at the end?

A metaphor perhaps? Maybe ND means that buying Poly shares is rather like hanging oneself, metaphorically speaking, financial suicide?

Or, I just don’t understand why somebody here had a noose!

Maybe ND can explain, why the noose?

“Keeping it simple”

Westerners wishing to lose money, invest in Poly. Simple as that.

“If they expect a secondary listing in London within six months”

A lot of delusional people on here, always willing to prove it.

It may be pathetic, but still very interesting to witness how such mistakes are made. The obvious lack of common sense shown here and ultimate investment failures.

“Better English than yours”

I still have yet to see any better English than my own, anywhere on this board. Fact!

Poly is one to watch, get plenty of popcorn ready!

Now looking pretty sad and desperate on here, some foreigners left just copy and pasting pages of better English than they themselves are capable of. The question now is, will any Westerners fall for it?

“I’m not foreign (ironic, when you read the next 16 words]

But I think most people are concern with their money and just want lose out opportunity.”

Had to laugh at this. These foreigners are total clowns. Ima not a foreign. Poly is best share and Ima speak English very good. You no invest no win. Listen please.

“Makes absolutely no difference to the share price and no one convince me that it does.”

To be fair, the SP has gone down again. Nobody sane or with eyes can dispute it.

I could be tempted under 20p, but not at these prices, for investing in a lazy and greedy landlord.

If I was invested, I won’t be, then I’d want those at the top to be paid directly relative to the SP. For example, the CEO gets a grand for every penny on the SP. Only then would these very lazy people pull their fingers out, rather than sat supping coffee all day, imo.

Landlord Lloyds are down again and 40p is closing in.

We are in full agreement again,

another good day!

If you are British, just avoid this/all Russian linked companies. Ignore these foreigners here.

(You’ll thank me later.)

Take note, I use the correct wording. I put the word lose, not loose. I am English, I’m not a foreigner. Unlike many here, who give advice for other foreigners.

“with my sons stocks and shares ISA.

Whats my best move im worndering?”

Are your son from and living in the UK? If yes, sell out while you still can. Buy a Western company, avoid anything Russian linked, or you/ your son lose.

“All your doom laden”

Facts may seem to be doom laden, especially Russian facts! They are just not! Facts are just facts!

If you have invested into anything Russian, then you are now paying for that choice. That’s a fact! Not nasty, not abusive, a fact! Not even directed at you, or anyone. Nobody here knows you.

“I hope the half out of Russia is worth a tenner”

Not even close, that is a debt running into many, many trillions of dollars and massive war reparations.

@Chippyjo, brilliant joke! Another one for my Christmas crackers.

Having looked at the various options, I decided to go with buying the lotto ticket. I know my money is safely stored in their till, they also gave me the piece of paper. Good luck to everyone, even the foreign trolls not agreeing with everything I have decided.

You could buy a lotto ticket, your cash will be safely stored away in the till and they will hand you over a piece of paper.

“Centrica up

Lloyds”

are down again, another good day!

Fully agreed.