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There is talk of the great AI bubble. I’ve mentioned the point before, companies like Nvidia make great earnings from selling the chips, but will their customers make a decent return via the AI technology after going to the expense of implementing it in their business, generally I think not.

A few questions are now being raised, which will mean rotation, it’s a plus for value companies like Lgen.

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I don’t really have the time to keep telling you, so I’ll try and make it simple. The legal profession via solicitors, barristers, 11 judges, even the tea lady at the Supreme Court can over turn parliaments decision, hence they take the voice, the vote, the law away from the people.

Educate yourself see what David Starkey has to say on the subject, rather than assuming he doesn’t know what he’s talking about, as I can assure you, he indeed does. I know quite a bit about the legal profession, I’ve made it my business to do so !

Something to think about. End of conversation.

Take it up with Dr David Starkey, I tend to agree with his view that the advent of the Supreme Court by Blair and his cronies can undo the decision of parliament. Parliament is no longer sovereign.

And he has a lot more knowledge than a handful of Lgen investors.

More tea Vicar !

Pokerchips, have a listen to what Dr. David Starkey has to say on Starmer, he makes a very good point in that solicitors have taken the voice away from Parliament and given it to the Supreme Court, our newly elected PM had of course a hand in that, he did get about back in the day, but unfortunately in the wrong direction ! Added by of course dearest Cherie, and Teflon Tony.

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I think you will find dearest Pokerchips, that Sir Keir has creeped off to Germany to have a chat with Schultz my guess on the issues of national security and extremism. Seeing some years ago he was responsible for allowing migrants to claim benefits, he was involved in of course changing the legislation, which sadly for taxpayers has amounted to a welfare state that is not

fit for purpose.

It was obvious to the people at the time, that it was a ticking time bomb. So, forgive me if I can’t buy into your theory, because dear boy the businessmen and entrepreneurs I know are all deeply concerned with the direction of the country and these are smart people who start businesses and provide employment.

The policy of looking after the world in general, is coming back to haunt dearest Blighty, the great over educated Liberal elite have of course a lot to answer for, and it does make me chuckle when the masses get sucked into their narrative.

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Is the share price decline because of IFRS new accounting standards, where profits are not attributed now ? If so, I’ve just goggled that it’s a European standard.

Don’t you just love the economic intellectuals.

Why is it a knee jerk reaction. Sir Fox man Starmer has already stated that things will get worse.

Seeing as he calls the shots, do you really think that the budget will be anything other than a tax grab. It appears to me very obvious that more legislation is coming, as he stated, and things will get worse.

If you think Reeves is going to impress to the upside then you await disappointment like every other investor. She has no history of flair and imagination, and no qualities what so ever to lead the country as Chancellor.

L nd G should never of got into housing ! Well with the amount of money Lgen have under management, there will always be the odd loss.The problem with the modular business is in fact the mortgage market. Building societies are and have been anti prefabs. If the government want any decent numbers then they will have to go to large scale timber frame, or prefabs.

Maybe there is a business model on prefabs, but the mortgage issue needs to be addressed and a solution sort, so that when a modular unit sells/changes hands it still has a sustainable value.

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The Algos reacted to the speech of Starmer, the market opened positive, as soon as he started talking they sold the bid, hence the drop in the share price.

DYOR.

I know that, but in order to get the top job you train as a solicitor. I do know what I’m talking about. He specialised as a human rights lawyer back in the day, and was responsible for changing particularly their right to receive benefits.

Look where that has taken the country, and the mess of the welfare state.

even though the small time share holders don’t like the talk of politics, they seem to not understand that people like starmer will push the market down, aided by of course the hedge funds, particularly in the states. the builders have taken a kicking after he decided to open his mouth this morning and start blaming the conservatives. you wouldn’t mind if these clowns in charge started to talk about how they intend to grow the economy, with actual specifics, because that’s what’s obviously needed.

the talk of building 1. 5 million houses, will need cheap money to buy them, i dare say even the other idiots on the front bench actually realise that the world needs cheap money.

why reeves doesn’t get a handle on bailey, who to be far hasn’t got a distinguished reputation, and sort the lard **** out, is beyond me. you can see the picture going forward of labour distancing itself, so called tactically, and playing the blame game.

and for all the small investors who don’t like the talk of politics, that will ultimately effect their investment, that means the share price goes down !

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If you mean Starmer, the solicitor, who won’t pay any tax on his pension, then yes I would say it’s to do with him. The bloke hasn’t got a clue on the business front. What do you expect from a solicitor more rules and regulation and of course higher taxation.

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Just so the Labour voters are aware a special law was passed some years ago, to the effect that Sir Keir’s pension pot is not taxed on retirement. This apparently can be checked out on the government website.

I dare say because as we know he is a man of ‘the people’, when he was sat at the kitchen table discussing issues with his father a toolmaker and tax payer, he forgot to mention the very point.

Talk of Sir Keir being labelled a hypocrite, and out of touch, is just right wing talk by the extreme right wing of the country that must be locked up, for of course spreading hate on the issue, and misinformation.

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CEY from memory the Egyptian miner, seems to me volatile. I would rather buy the gold spot price. Seemed a safer bet on the price of gold !

Good luck.

Chaps, thanks for the responses. Prudential appears to be one of those shares to put in the bottom drawer and review once rates start to come down consistently.

Good luck with your investing,

Fin.

Pokerchips what’s your target here. Where do you see Prudential going. I’ve been averaging down since £7.50. I’ve noticed a few Director buys, the chief risk director seems to be avoiding large buys which if I was doubtful on the recovery, I would take as a bad signal.

Fin.

I dare say he did. As you know he sacked a lot of people. Steve Munchun would of done a better job. You don’t need to educate me dear boy. The point is businessman react differently and wake up the next day and change the remit. Not like Kamala, another you guest it Lawyer.

More tea Vicar.

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Yes, I know there is a committee. The data they use as you know is historic, be it on a weekly, quarterly basis, it clearly doesn’t work. I don’t do bankers, I’ve found them like accountants,

boring people, no flair, glorified economists, another boring bunch ! And don’t get me onto analysts.

As I said it’s all got too complex . I agree with you on the point that the FTSE is a trading venue and it’s fairly easy once you know the game to do well out of it.

Take care,

I’m not worried about the share price, I’m concerned with the over complicated system that drives interest rates. The problem with the financial markets, is they have become too complex, and disappeared up their own rear end, causing anxieties to people and business.

We have come from 12% inflation to what 2 % and theFED are behind the curve. As I said talk to business people they should have the loudest voice, not these central bankers and definitely not politicians.

They might have to live with 3% inflation. Trump had Powell worked out on the last administration the blokes an idiot, too old, like Yellen, and needs to go, and take Bailey with them.

Get some new people in who are business friendly and not trained one way, and have imagination. This isn’t a rant it’s coming from someone who knows business inside out.

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I’ve been averaging down since the start of the buyback. As mentioned this share is an indication of how Asia is performing generally. It’s not at all helped by these absolutely hopeless central bankers. Why these clowns don’t go out and talk to the people, tradesmen, business owners, is beyond me.

If they the system and the great so called ‘elites’ are concerned with inflation they should put up taxes, rather than interest rates, what’s the point in making a load of merchant ankers richer. Mike Powell the so called main man, is like Yellen absolutely and totally useless.

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