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And just a but:
For those in love with EU:
It’s worth stressing, though, that rejecting the deal might not lead to a deferral. There are several parliamentary hoops that need to be jumped through to secure an extension, and it takes just one EU state to veto it.

And whilst this is extremely boring for the Europhiles
The formula our negotiators have settled on, I understand from numerous Brussels sources, is a declaration to the effect that Britain could pull out of the backstop if talks on our future status had irretrievably broken down, or if one side were negotiating in bad faith.
This is meaningless, as everyone involved is aware. All courtesy of DH MEP

Up shxt creek eh?

And there is more as the late comedian Jack douglas said
If
the EU wanted, it could easily fix the problem, either by inserting a standard break clause into the backstop, or by allowing that, as with other international treaties, either party could withdraw after a year’s notice or, indeed, by setting a time limit. Its refusal to do so is telling. The EU wants to keep Britain in the customs union forever, a captive market for its exporters.
The President of the Irish Farmers’ Association, Joe Healy, spelt it out with a bluntness that EU leaders generally avoid: “It is very important that the UK in any deal wouldn’t be able to go off and do their own trade deals with other countries,” he said this week. The backstop had to be permanent, because EU exporters “couldn’t compete” wit

And
The deal that will come before Parliament next week represents a devastating failure of British statecraft. It would keep most of the costs of EU membership while junking most of the benefits. It would require Britain to cede part of its territory to foreign jurisdiction. It would allow Brussels to control our commerce with non-EU states even after we leave.
MPs who believe in parliamentary sovereignty should vote against it. MPs who believe in the Union should vote against it. MPs who believe in free trade should vote against it. MPs who believe that there is such a thing as national honour, and who recognise that we are being treated in a calculatedly vindictive way, should toss it out with especial force. D Hannan MEP

Brexit
As Lord King, the former Bank of England Governor, put it: “There are arguments for remaining in the EU and arguments for leaving. But there is no case whatever for giving up the benefits of remaining without obtaining the benefits of leaving.”

JR accepted
Goodwill and know how were and still are questionable entries on the BS. Failing companies try to steer clear of correction because any write back will hit the bottom line. Companies bought theoretical future income - customers - and when that future income is realised the prudent approach would be to consider the amortisation of the goodwill/know how over a sensible period.
So we agree

They disrespect history - what is that? - and have no optimism as to the future - because they have learnt nothing.
don't complain JC commeth aka eat grass as in N Korea, should the BS posters not want that then get alife -

cashy
With the information currently available this appears a sound investment - even for Granny!

JR
You say that you know there is a goodwill wo?
$30m on the balance sheet - but how else do you account for the excess paid over asset value?
And you call me a numpty!

JR
Really - sharp rise of the business but disastrous fall in the SP.
correcting of goodwill - means what?
resetting of targets to the best use of money - etc - means what please?
Better u post here than on LLOY - for you have lost the plot!

The cucumber receiver and his army of 500k - careful southern irish folk insist that nothing be changed - so it is widely reported in the press -
Why oh why doesn't May just call his bluff - stuff your products - see who else buys them.

And Liam Halligan commented yesterday: Telegraph
Norway’s $1 trillion (£753 billion) sovereign wealth fund, among the world’s most respected investors, has just confirmed it will boost its UK holdings.
“Over time, our UK allocation will increase,” said Yngve Slyngstad, the Norwegian Fund’s CEO.
“With our 30-year plus time horizon, current political discussions don’t change our view,” he added, reaffirming his commitment to Britain even in the case of a “no-deal” Brexit.
This kind of clear-sighted, grown-up analysis from professionals contrasts starkly with endless doom-mongering we get from subsidy-hungry politicos at the CBI. It’s precisely because Britain will thrive after Brexit that we attracted record foreign direct investment last year, beating the US, with only China attracting more. Even British start-ups raised almost £8 billion in venture capital during 2018 – some 70 per cent more than their French and Germany counterparts.
Boeing has opened its first manufacturing plant in Europe – in Sheffield. Technology-driven investment is piling in – not just to London but to Manchester and the North East too. And, as Brexit-bashing stories about planes not flying are trumped by reality, investors from China to the Middle East are flocking to a country just judged by Forbes magazine as the “best place in the world to do business” for the second year in a row.
So what do the animal farm mob have to say - seems there is nothing but good news.
When your thoughts are in Hades it is indeed difficult - continuing bad thoughts indicate mental health problems that your schoolteacher or Uni advisor will be able to help u with??

Buys and sells almost equivalent - yet SP down 4,5%= MMs taking the proverbial!

Well the month has come to and no real upside SL

SL
Go ADVFN = a guy posts the figures every day GL

BJ
Yes they do but they are not freehold - sort of indefinite leasehold - life leases.

GR
Then cheesy is the word - what a product - tasteless and useless. the cowbell population are the most boring on earth but are paid so much more - but they have no enjoyment. They can't buy their own properties even tho they are wealthy - some exceptions maybe.
I worked with a Swiss - for 5 years - "fancy a beer ? No I need to read the Zeitung. At the W/E - shall we ?? - No sat is the day of rest - he was not Jewish. Italians on their factory walls take the P out of the Swiss - absolute bottom of the league of lovers.
Gr you must have had a fun time eh?

protestors. please reread George Orwell.
Napoleon was not an angel.
You have to look at the Lisbon treaty consequences to be implemented should we not leave the EU.
Crows and ducks etc living in the land are happy to be under the "control" . But many have no knowledge of what is pending here in UK.
"I didn't know " is not an excuse for any failures - be it HB - IS etc.
TM please make it clear - or Boris as a person not afraid to speak - tell the populace that continued EU membership is the end of Parliament in UK! if we don't leave.

God help us.
Hooky posted the real outcome per Lisbon treaty
HOC and HOL abolished. MPs want this?
Euro imposed
EU determines budget
Loss of fishing rights etc
This is your future if we stay in the EU
Act 1 the withdrawal agreement
Act 2 the complex trap -
Act 3 the attempt to get out of the trap - we did not read the small print or we read with rose tinted specs
Act 4 We have forgotten about the Lisbon Treaty - we will be cast into Hell
Act 5 We can't tell the truth - keep quiet
Act 6 final tragic end we believed in the tooth fairy
Don't think that this will not happen. Get real!

There are as many surprises in the 250 as there are in the all share.
Scared - it is always a judgement call - if stock stacks up then hold LT.
As a day trader - I would not know.
This stock has so much potential - just be patient. It is a risk - just like driving your car!