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It gives you the ability to short. And to gain more exposure with less money to profit from short term trades if you use technical analysis. But 80% if people lose for a variety of reasons, so only those that know what they're doing should consider leveraged spreadbetting or even riskier CFD's.

I also want immigration numbers reduced drastically and deportations for hundreds of thousands who should not be here. But that takes a change of government. so it won't be happening anytime soon... but it will happen.

I want either (a) No Deal leave absolutely everything to do with the EUSSR. Or (b) A Canada Style agreement after Ni border negotiations.

Leave won, not remain... democracy is being ignored with Treason May's plan and the Conservatives will pay on election day for it.

pass me it, I need to wash my eyes out.

https://twitter.com/MattTurner4L/status/1047441625570586625?s=08

Another letter has been put into the Chairman of the 1922 Committee according to Sky News. We must be getting closer to the vote of No Confidence. But the Conservative party is majority remainers, even though the Conservative parties voters are majority Leavers.

So there's a good chance these treacherous MP's will still vote to Keep Treason May the Remainer as PM.

You're a remainer, it's remaining, it's to be expected.

There would be no electricity to run the Jeremy simulator. The power companies would be on strike.

Although Corbyn and Labour are clearly not populist movements. They are amongst their looneytune members, but I do think they have enough support to be the next government if the Conservatives continue to try and deliver Remain dressed as Brexit.

If Treason May really does deliberately tie us to the Customs Union past her transition period end date of December 2020... then that's worse than remaining. Couple that with her immigration reforms that still don't talk about Visa's or treating EU migrants the same as Non Eu Migrants and the majority of the electorate will see right through her.

PokerChips,

What you said about debt, and the renegotiating of it makes sense. But what if the countries with massive levels of debt take such a bad economic hit that they can't service it, or even renegotiate it to any acceptable level of time.

If debt keeps growing faster than GDP eventually it goes pop.

He's right, the electorate won't forgive them if they ignore the democratic vote. Enough will jump ship to cause a Labour victory, don't let those polls fool you.

Labour are seen as the socially unacceptable party to vote for just now, just as Brexit was socially unacceptable, and Trump was socially unacceptable so people don't tell the truth on the polls. If you believed the polls Remain was winning, and Hilary Clinton was going to be US President. Look how wrong they were.

70% of the Conservative party's voters are Leave voters. If only 10% of their voters jump ship to Nationalist parties like UKIP Che Guecorbyn will be the UK's Prime Minister. Corbyn becoming PM would cause financial damage we won't be able to repair for decades.

This video was created by Steve Bannon the guy responsible for Trump's election, clearly he was more in touch with what the electorate was thinking that the opposition. You can learn a lot from this video.

She's a joke and has to go, or Corbyn is in power. But I guess you want that haha

For anyone who either doesn't understand the rapid growth of Nationalism (including Brexit) all over the Western world. Or for anyone who can't understand why Donald Trump is the President of the most powerful country on earth.

This video will open your eyes. Ignore it if you want, the Nationalism is not going away anytime soon.

https://youtu.be/TODyyR5GRqw

Snige,

But they were terrible years for the working class, and those not yet on the property ladder. The massive influx of immigrants through Labours failed Multicultural mass Immigration project ramped up house prices to an extent where most young people haven't a hope in hell of buying a house.

And the people that can will be shackled with big levels of debt taking the biggest chunk of their income for many, many years.

But that's ok because the rich people running the businesses did well out of the cheap Labor. Not the businesses fault, the fault of our selfish politicians for allowing it to happen.

We're still in a war, but its a political war. We joined the 6 country EEC for economic reasons in good faith. Now we're in a 28 country political project that no one was ever asked if they wanted it or not.

Now we have been and we want out and the EUSSR, and our own government are trying to keep us in.

Snige,

I don't imagine you will get a hell of a lot of support for Labour on a financial website. Most people with money are scared Labour will take some of it... never mind a policy deliberately designed to make a company hand over some of it's equity and income.

Just an observation :-)

It depends if Brexit is delivered properly or not. If it is, and a reduction of immigration is seen, which is clearly what the majority of Leave voters wanted... then there will be less demand for houses.

Less demand for houses means less money lent for houses due to lower house prices. So it maybe that Lloyds doesn't grow much for a bit, same with any other UK bank.

If the politicians ignore the democratic result, it may seem obvious that this would be good for UK banks such as Lloyds, but the political ramifications and potential unrest could be even bigger.

So it's uncertainty street for now, and the share price reflects this.

Yes I know, most people probably have a few choice words about him. I don't like him, I don't trust him... but even he realises what's going on now. What he talks about is what's fuelling Brexit, nationalist parties... and yes Brexit affects LLOY's share price, use the noggin.

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

No but a global trade war might. The USA and the EU haven't removed any tariffs yet, and China wants to fight till the bitter end according to words they've used.