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"In 2021, El Salvador caught the world's attention by becoming the first country to make cryptocurrency legal tender, alongside the US dollar."

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/the-collapse-of-el-salvador-s-bitcoin-dream/ar-AA1AkX7R?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=652bc082d66645beb08977ab022215cb&ei=16

"should the SP fall back another 10%+ I'll be a buyer again"

10% (15p) would be quite a drop from current levels. I get that the share price has recently dropped by nearly 10p, but what would you see as a catalyst for another 15p drop?

Bloomer, why don't you move to Russia if you like it so much over there. As far as Russia's armed forces are concerned, they've shown their true ability and aren't really the threat they're been made out to be. The truth is Russia would get a massive bashing if they tried to invade countries like Poland, even if the rest of Nato stayed out of it.

As far as Trump's tactic of burning bridges, it'll eventually backfire on the US. The rest of the world will pull away from doing business with the US, which will eventually reduce the US standing in the world and its hold over less powerful allies.

bloomer crimea was part of ukraine until russia stole it, you appear quiet on the fact that russia invaded ukraine as a whole and attempted to take over the whole country. the fact that russia couldn't take kiev shows you that the ukraine people will never accept russia and will always resist them.

also russia can't be trusted, since they'll just ignore any peace treaties they sign to suit themselves, the budapest memorandum is proof any treaty involving russia is just a waste of time and not worth the paper they're written on.

"the memoranda, signed in patria hall at the budapest convention center with u.s. ambassador donald m. blinken amongst others in attendance,[3] prohibited russia, the united states, and the united kingdom from threatening or using military force or economic coercion against ukraine, belarus, and kazakhstan, "except in self-defence or otherwise in accordance with the charter of the united nations." as a result of other agreements and the memorandum, between 1993 and 1996, belarus, kazakhstan and ukraine gave up their nuclear weapons"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/budapest_memorandum

so ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons to theoretically make the world a safer place and now they're paying the price. the ukraine have never declared war on russia, so there's no excuse for russia invading ukraine. ukraine is a good example of why no country should give up nuclear weapons. if i was part of the ukrainian government, i'd be throwing resources into building up my own nuclear ****nal. russia invading ukraine has made the world a far more dangerous place.

"Good move it seems casapinos"

Savage with your recent predictive record, that could be interpreted as a cast iron recommendation to pile more cash into BT.

Might have something to do with the Morgan Stanley upgrade.

"it wouldn’t surprise me if the end game is to rid the World of Christians"

Anyone with any sense can see that any religion is a ridiculous concept based on hearsay and fairytales. If one God is real then they all must be real, whether that be Christianity, Viking, roman, Greek and every other Gods you can think of.

I'm not suggesting that there may, or may not, be an underlying intelligence stitched into the Quantum fabric of the Universe, but you wont find any reference to it in the bible or any other religious text.

If I had my my way I'd ban all religions, since there's no place for religious beliefs in modern society with all the division it causes. Set rules and make laws, but recognise religion for what it is, an outdated concept.

I'm not anti Trump, in fact I respect that he's trying to reindustrialise the US, but when he says things like he wants to take over Greenland, Canada, the Panama canal and turn Gaza into a holiday resort it makes him seem mad. As far as the US being taken advantage of by others, that just isn't true, the US has benefited massively by being the Worlds reserve currency and control much of the World via the back door, UK included.

Imagine if Red became President

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDqKi3qCcWw

Just watched the Trump/Vance/Zelensky recorded meeting and I have to say I was gobsmacked. Zelensky has suffered the loss of countless numbers of his people in a war he didn't start, yet Trump and Vance seemed happy to ambush and berate him in public. It's hardly surprising that Zelensky defended himself and his country, since it's personal for him and not about money or resources as it appears to be for Trump. How would Trump feel if Russia invaded Alaska, would he just say keep it and shrug his shoulders. I thought the West helped Ukraine because it's the right thing to do, not to blackmail them into giving up a chunk of their country and milking what's left of valuable resources.

It's clear that Trump has surrounded himself with people of the same warped values, or too afraid to speak up so toe the line. If I didn't see all this unfolding with my own eyes I wouldn't believe it, it's like some surreal fictional "movie", far more entertaining than anything I've watched on Netflix, where the US administration has been infected and gone completely bonkers. In this surreal movie things have flipped 180 degrees and your friends are now your enemies and vice versa. Canada's next door so I want it and give me Greenland, also I want the Panama canal and I'll rename the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America. What'll be next? Will they rename the Atlantic as the East America Ocean, and Pacific the West America Ocean.

Clearly they're all Braindead!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snr_CTQuKbQ

It's a good closing price today, at 72.98p. Up 38% since the 10th Jan 🎆🥳🍾

More of a hiccup than an ouch.

It was to do with the classification of the deposits and how it fed through to BOE figures, it was rectified last year.

"FTSE 100

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Deutsche Bank Research raises Lloyds Banking price target to 88 (80) pence - 'buy'

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Barclays raises Lloyds Banking price target to 90 (80) pence - 'overweight'"

https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1740562841821657500/london-broker-ratings-deutsche-bank-says-buy-4imprint.aspx

They keep jumping in and out, always around 5%. Something is going on.

"My trade show was a sale, interesting how they show the trades. I believe more buys have been reporting the same"

Buys and sells are basically just an indication of where the trade goes through within the spread. The Bid/Ask price is currently 0.85/0.90 and a trade goes through as a buy or a sell dependent on whether it's above or below the center of the spread.

It's a Glitch in the Matrix, better call Agent Smith.

Savage what do you think about BT's share price moving further away from your 130p target? Also what happened with Vodafone, not going down to 64p when it was "looking nailed on"?

"Savage_KeyboardR

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Price: 65.10

Strong Buy

RE: -57.66%20 Feb 2025 21:16

I agree AimMaster2018 👌 - 64p tomorrow looking nailed on."

According to Grok:

"Conclusion

QBT’s odds of success are a speculative 30–40%, balancing its innovative edge against financial and competitive headwinds. It’s a high-risk bet: a breakthrough could yield 5–10x returns (market cap to £75–£150 million), but failure could see it languish or dissolve. For a firmer estimate, we’d need QBT’s next financial update or partnership news—until then, it’s a calculated gamble. What do you think “success” looks like for QBT? I can refine this further if you’ve got a specific benchmark in mind!"

Divi's due in April and there appears to be upward momentum in the share price at the moment. I'll keep my options open.

"Well done fleccy happy for you. Why not take the profit and then you aren't at the whim of 1 companys results"

Just got back from the gym and ws gobsmacked to see the share price. The paper gain on our Lloyds holdings is now showing as £82,259.04