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Brixton
Must be the device you are viewing it on. It doe's not show up like that on my PC, its all in one line.

Brixton
"Why do you split the number for total shares to date when you have room all one one line "
Not sure what you are trying to say there?

Brixton
I see you back in the Nigel Farage camp again! You change colour more times than a chameleon! lol

GS
"But Brexiteers are going to be held to account for what they've done and if that is uncomfortable for you, tough."
Accountable to who and for what? Implementing the will of the referendum result of the British people? If anyone should be held to account it should be those MP's from all parties who tried to overturn the result of the referendum and block Brexit.

After 81 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date..................................................2,687,146,487
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £1,212,926,421.58
Average price paid to date.......................................45.138p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed.........60.65%

Not as if it was unexpected is it, but the British Bull - sh - itting Corporation are as expected milking it and portraying it as Armageddon for the Tories.
What should be something of concern for the Tories is the reason why these by-elections were necessary in the first place; one because an MP resigned after being reported for watching porn in the Commons, and the other after an MP was jailed for sexually assaulting a teenage boy!

New Government-backed interest-free loan scheme to be rolled out across the UK from September – here’s how it works.

If you've been rejected from borrowing you may be able to get a one-off interest-free loan from a credit union or alternative lender from September. A new Government-backed pilot scheme is designed to help people struggling to borrow, and will lend anything from £100 to £2,000. You can't apply directly but read on to find out how the scheme works.

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/2022/06/no-interest-loan-scheme-to-be-rolled-out-in-the-uk-from-septembe/

"Bit mean to judge him on only 12 months. Lets give the fella his appraisal at the end of his tenure"
He has been in the job a year but has been so inconspicuous in that time? The CEO should have a higher profile.

After 80 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date..................................................2,627,233,978
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £1,187,146,068.96
Average price paid to date.......................................45.186p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed........59.36%

Asia is buying discounted Russian oil, making up for Europe’s cutbacks.

A surge in demand from Asia for discounted Russian oil is making up for the sharply lower number of barrels being sold to Europe, dulling the effects of the West’s efforts to punish Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine and keeping revenue flowing to the Kremlin.

Most of the additional oil has gone to two countries: China and India. China’s imports of Russian oil rose 28 percent in May from the previous month, hitting a record high and helping Russia overtake Saudi Arabia as China’s largest supplier. And most of the increase went to India, which has gone from taking in almost no Russian oil to bringing in more than 760,000 barrels a day, according to shipping data analyzed by Kpler, a market research firm.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/21/world/asia/asia-is-buying-discounted-russian-oil-making-up-for-europes-cutbacks.html

Run along or you will be late for your paper round.

"And yet the UK isn't Greece! Or in Greece's position. And it is very unlikely to ever be in Greece's position."
But Italy is not far behind Greece! And a few others.

Brixton
"Bad idea going in the " common market " in the first place wot ."
I think most would agree the Common Market was a good concept based on free trade. And the UK public voted in a referendum to join. It should simply have stayed at that. It all went to rats-hit with the Maastricht Treaty and Political Union which we signed up to on 7th February 1992. This however was not put to the UK public to vote on in a referendum.

GS
"Those countries have not been an integral part of the EU community for 40 years. Those countries don't share a land border where they p*ss about arguing how we're going to have an effective customs arrangements. Those countries don't have massive financial committments to the EU which they threaten not to pay. Those countries don't have governments that continually cause conflict with the EU as a way of playing to their base. Those countries don't behave like they should be entitled to their previous benefits when they've left the club. Those countries don't benefit from the EU's trade deals (which the UK has rolled-over but those extensions are soon to run out with no replacements in sight)."

Otherwise OK though? lol

The way this is going the SP will end the week lower than it finished the end of last week. MM's and Hedge Funds making their money!

Ramvo
There are many in a similar position to you. What is the point of continually posting your vitriolic rants? If you do not think this will recover sell up and invest your money somewhere else to see if you can recover your loss.

Brixton
"Brixton
Jefferies raises NatWest to 'buy' (hold) - price target 359 (246) pence"
246p was the brokers previous target price with recommendation hold. 359p is the brokers upgraded target price with recommendation now buy.

Theosus
Speaking about Foreign Aid, earthquake in Afghanistan and UK are speaking about sending Foreign Aid to help. How much of this will actually benefit those who need it....the Taliban will use it to bolster their own position.

Brixton
Jefferies raises NatWest to 'buy' (hold) - price target 359 (246) pence

Jefferies raises Lloyds price target to 78 (65) pence - 'buy'