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Sorry guys... shocked. Thought I was missing the boat back to £5 with my much reduced holding.

Maybe things are not as dire as you keep telling us Steph , you and many other experts. Most of whom are remain types , many of whom have never worked in business.

Encouraging buy this morning , £84K. Good viewing

"enforceable reciprocal obligations" possibly but we dont need to send sack loads of tax every month to the gravy train duel Eu parliament. I just dont buy project fear , most of our trade is under WTO. So what if a few chlorinated chickens turn up ? Which of course they won't , but hey i been to the United States many times and i aint smelled no chlorine on them there chickens

With this weeks mandate from Parliament and the 2016 leave vote behind her the PM needs to find some real courage and start preparing for no deal in an ernest and rigorous way. This country has done much good by mainland Europe over many many generations. We do not need to be kowtowing or dictated to by the French Germans etc or the Irish for that matter.
Their refusal to reopen the withdrawal agreement should be treated with the contempt it deserves.

A good night last night. Brexit back on track. A second referendum not even considered. The result of 2016 endorsed.

Good luck Barr..you have made a good profit i suspect.
I do though think your professor bro' will be proved incorrect on this matter. Although no deal is of course what was on the ballot paper in 2016...it is indeed "pure Brexit"

Most SME's are just fine adding turnover profit and jobs.
& maybe adding to inventory to ensure continuity around March 29th. As i have said many times for many companies the fall in sterling has made them more competitive.

& Airbus' German CEO is "threatening" to take the wings out of Wales. Threats abound.

Project Fear ramped up as big business in shape of JLR close 3 manufacturing plants in April for a week due to Brexit.
Nothing to do with the fact that their Diesel Engine cars are not selling in the numbers they were of course. Notably sales to China down significantly , i understand.
Interesting to note too the nationality of JLR CEO & DHL CEO. Possible bias toward the Eu , perhaps. Surely Not.

PS. No chance of "no deal" by the way. The "remain" prime minister has not got the courage , not sure any of them have. That "once in a generation" politician has been missing from these islands for generations.

Respect all your views. Although I can't buy into the propaganda certainly not from the BBC (cant go 5mins without hearing of austerity , climate change , mental health or "crashing out"). Yes market will fall if "no deal" and personally as a shareholder it will hurt (should of got out in Sept). Disaster was forecast ,immediate, after the 2016 vote by Osborne & Cameron , Et al . All economic indicators are up ever since.

"Crashing Out" such a negative phrase coined by remain types both media , politicial and now adopted by the "remain public"

Terrace100% wish to leave i believe in this Uk and the people in it. I do not personally enjoy authority. I like small govt Coventry City Council and Parliament is quite enough for me. We do not need 2 more houses in Brussels & Strasbourg legislating and removing from our gdp billions per annum. And to an institution that cant produce audited accounts.The left keep banging on about austerity (although surely obesity is a "bigger" problem) so lets put our Eu contributions into our public services including health. We do most of our trade on WTO and after an initial inconvenient period i can guarantee things would straighten out & then we can look to enjoy trade deals with countries outside of the EU , "forbidden" whilst we remain within single mkt & cust' union. What an earth are you worried about ? Crashing out is a defeatist attitude brought on by remainers and the media neither of whom typically in my opinion believe in this Country or even Like it !
Lets gallop out of Europe , Mar 29th.

Well i would of thought you would of noticed in the last two years you can't please everybody. And your side lost.
Thats how democracy used to work. So fair play to the losers for still being in the game and now looking like they may well win. And as for the ones that didnt vote ? Why are you worried about them ...i think the polls were open from 7am -10pm...ample time

The winning side of a democratic vote are not only being denied they are now no longer represented in the outcome. May and a remain parliament will deny the 17.4million who voted leave. No deal was mentioned and as a serial tax payer i really resent giving the European Gangsters 39billion as a ta ta

Terrace accept your statement as fact. However whats your point ?

Precisely Cyber , and denying 17.4million what they voted for.

Could of been worse , could of joined the Euro

Boaty Mcboatface , remember !