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i believe this feature was on II post / chat at one time in the form of a red diamond for down arrow and blue up arrow for like. this was abused as someone would post a reasonable post and it would be hit with down votes and when a poster who didn't post anything of interest /off topic is was voted up...
gang mentality was often used.....

""I am accumulating sub my average *31p*....""

correct term is "Averaging Down" ....

""I hope the sp will carry on the way down cos I want to buy few more.""

#YAWN

YAWN.......

The BoE, until it had been "nationalised" in 1940's, was independent and owned by shareholders.

i see WH Smith are looking t shred 11% of employees..

yes, Day 1 one that was BoE advice, pay up the downside, play down the upside...
danger of this is advice Bailey sent, he may well become "the boy who cried wolf"....

something tells me the balls have fell off the abacus...

....not looked at these, bpc /cerp, for sometime, fell off the radar, can anyone summarise what is going on before i do some research?
thanks..

....not looked at these for sometime, fell off the radar, can anyone summarise what is going on before i do some research?
thanks..

of UK hospitality firms could go bust within a year,,,,,
More than three-quarters of UK hospitality businesses are at risk of insolvency within 12 months, the leading British trade body announced today, as social distancing measures and local lockdowns continue to weigh on the sector.

A new survey by UK Hospitality showed that one in five hospitality businesses are at significant risk of insolvency within a year, while more than half believe they face a slight risk they of going bust.

Fewer than one-quarter of hospitality businesses surveyed by UK Hospitality, which represents more than 65,000 British venues, said they face no risk of insolvency within the next year

https://www.cityam.com/more-than-three-quarters-of-uk-hospitality-firms-could-go-bust-within-a-year/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

jobs amid coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic has battered the UK economy since it arrived in early 2020 – and no sector has remained unscathed, with more than 100,000 job cuts planned during the pandemic.

The government’s furlough scheme has allowed millions of people to keep getting a paycheck, but fears are growing that when this is phased out many will have no job to return to.

As a result, some of the UK’s biggest companies have been forced to cut thousands of jobs.
read more;
https://www.cityam.com/hollowed-out-which-uk-companies-have-made-job-cuts-during-the-coronavirus-pandemic/?utm_content=buffer60bf0&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

more to come i feel as 2nd wave will no doubt take out a whole host of smaller businesses....,

"That link is for an article published on 10th July so kind of old news."

so because the article had been released in July it makes it old new..? so C-19 has gone or had Fauci been proved correct...

Dividend is old news...

you are regurgitating again...

forgive me little falker but you're the one that comes across as worried....

whatamess, I give it a couple more weeks, c-19 is not going away.

I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say we have a serious ongoing problem, right now, as we speak,” Fauci says, in an accent tinged by his native Brooklyn. He warned Congress late last month that the number of new cases could rise to 100,000 a day. “What worries me is the slope of the curve,” he explains, using his fingers to draw a chart in the air. “It still looks like it’s exponential.” 

https://www.ft.com/content/57834c2c-a078-4736-9173-8fb32cfbbf4e

whats wrong with tweed...!

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TP you have to be an adult to watch the show.

...It's your posts that give the SP the kiss of death...