RE: hors piste13 Aug 2019 15:41
In the aftermath of the Brexit vote, the Lloyds’ sp went below 50p on two days - the 6th and 7th July 2016.
The Lloyds’ sp stayed above 50p until last Thursday, 9th August 2019. It has been below 50p since.
This disaster, to Lloyds and the rest of the banking sector, is wholly the fault of the nut-case no-deal Brexiteers that can personally afford to gamble with the country’s future. They are a bunch of moronic ideologues that still have pictures of Thatcher on their wall and get toy soldiers for birthdays. Nothing more than reckless freaks.
It was Johnson, after all, who said “f&*k business “. What most failed to see was this was only part of the quote. It really said:
“I wholly intend to f&*k business and couldn’t care less because I am an Eton nob who can afford my little delusion that I am the new Churchill. Did you know my little Eton mate Mogg, with the dodgy hairdo and shiny shoes, has taken loads of his money out of the country? At least he will be alright. Just think if my Eton mate Cameron had not gone for that referendum - I couldn't have inflicted my delusional thoughts on the country. Luckily no-one spotted I would have joined any side to get in power.”