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£1 within 3 years is my guess. Brexit needs to be out of the way and UK economy results shown first. If the economy is working the BOE will increase rates, and with that the banks profits.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6894735/eu-judges-to-still-have-the-final-say-post-brexit-on-key-disputes-including-migrants-rights-and-39bn-divorce-bill/

She's now wanting to give the EU judges of the ECJ the final say including over migrants rights. The referendum in 2016 may as well not have happened.

Your book suggestion is a comment on Jews and shows what you really think. It's fine to suggest what people should be commenting on, but don't expect them to take you seriously if you then comment on the subject you think people shouldn't be commenting on.

Boldboy,

I agree, and even though his politics are completely against my political beliefs. I say it as I see it, it's looking more and more likely that he is going to be PM due to the way the Conservatives are handling Brexit.

I also think that by the time he has served a full term, the country will rebel against both parties... and politics will change in a big way in the UK. But the mess that's leftover will be very significant.

With all due respect, Eastern European assimilation is not a good example mate. They are very like us, especially the polish, they are a strong Catholic country. They even refuse certain immigration.. Provided the numbers were kept to sensible levels that didn't harm the quality of life for people already here in the UK, I like Polish immigration.

Islamic immigration won't integrate fully, it never will. Some individual Muslims obviously do. I literally have friends who are not devout Muslims, some that even drink alcohol. They are great people. I even know of a Muslim man who's an Atheist but practices the Muslim faith fully for fear of the reaction of his community if he revealed his true beliefs.

I also know a Muslim women who fell in love with a White British man. She is now married to him and has children, she's a great person... but her father disowned her and her mother over her marriage to the British man. Literally. This is quite common when Muslims marry outside the faith.

I have first hand experience of not judging individual people, this is why I can't hate anyone without knowing each individual person.

People are people... Islam is an Ideology. An Ideology that those people as babies when they were born knew absolutely nothing about. It's Islam I don't like, I think it's dangerous as an ideology. And until "some" of that ideology is reformed to fit with Western Civilisation integration in the numbers needed isn't possible without converting to Islam.

But to be clear I have zero against Muslims as individuals, they are people without knowing each and everyone of them I can't judge the entire group of people. But I can judge their ideology, and I know that whilst the majority of them don't follow the bad parts of their ideology. A "significant" minority do, and in human history the most aggressive tend to control the majority eventually.

Yeah obviously if the General Election doesn't happen to the official date, then allot can happen between now and 2022. But as it currently stands if nothing changes with public opinion, Corbyn is the next PM.

The deal with the EU has to be concluded by October or the Government will run out of time to introduce a raft of laws on time for the official Brexit date. So we should find out in October if the PM is going to try and extend article 50. This should be what's needed to trigger a vote of no confidence in her.

If this happens and she is defeated, then depending on who becomes Tory leader... it could cause resignations of actual seats and forced by elections. The government is a slim minority government, if even a few ministers resign their seats there is no government. If they then lose those seats, there could be a need for a general election. Meaning it could come far sooner than 2022.

Either way there should be some big developments in October.

Allow labour to have the most seats*

"JMO - 'When Corbyn gets in (and it looks that way now)' - Nah, he won't last the summer"

The bookies say you're wrong. The rapid change in the polls since Theresa May revealed her Remain dressed as Brexit plan say you're wrong too.

I'm not a fan of polls, as they're often wrong.. but such a quick change immediately after the aforementioned plan makes it pretty obvious. UKIP's support has grown enough to potentially take the marginal seats of the Conservatives, and allow Labour to have the most votes.

I think neither will have a majority, but Labour will be propped up by the SNP and probably the Lib Dems allowing them to form a government.

I don't like the word hate either. It's a strong word, I don't hate anyone. No matter what race or religion, when I deal with people in my day to day life I treat them exactly as I find them. To hold a prejudice against a person without knowing that person is wrong.

But I do recognize that whilst all human beings are equal before man made laws. We are not all the same, and our differences are not always a strength. Sometimes our differences mean integration is impossible.

Difference that are so great in terms of our way of life that neither side is ever going to accept these differences. I and no doubt a constantly growing number of people feel that way about some immigration to the UK. Some of which come from countries that have a way of life so radically different to ours, that cultural integration is impossible without one side fully changing to the ways of the other side.

But the politicians in support of this unsustainable immigration don't care. They are the elite, they care about economic growth and benefit to them and their supporters more than the established people and culture of their land. This guarantees resentment, anger and massive change in the future. 8 Million years of evolution by natural selection, the highly evolved territorial primate in our DNA can't be eradicated by very recent socially constructed rules/laws.

Time will show this..

The majority of the polls on the lead up to the referendum gave Leave no chance. Yet it won. The majority of these polls are done by organisations with an agenda.

I think there was one poll that got it right, it was an internet based poll. One where people don't have to speak to anyone. My wife said Brexit would win because many people don't tell the truth on verbal polls. They tend to want an easy life and just say whatever is deemed to be socially acceptable.

This was all the more evident with Polls on Trump on the lead up to the US Presidential Election. If you believed them, Hilary Clinton was going to be the next president... but they were wrong too.

How many people when asked verbally on whether or not they would vote for Trump must have lied so as to fit in socially?

Sky News today for example said the majority of Brits were now against Brexit. On reading into it in further, it transpires they actually think the negotiations are being handled badly, and they don't trust Theresa May. I agree with them, but that doesn't stop the mainstream media trying to further their agenda of promoting remaining.

My gut tells me all of this is to further the case for a second referendum despite Theresa May promising constantly there will be no referendum. She said there would be no general election too, but that didn't stop her calling one. If the British people vote Remain now after over 2 years of project fear totally biased towards remaining, that is not fair democracy.

They are even trying to shut down all independent reporting online. The EU is trying to introduce a law meaning all links to third party information will be taxed, this means only the media organisations with the deepest pockets will be able to afford it (AKA Mainstream Media). The establishment around Europe is trying to take back control of all information so they can shape democracy the way they want it. Anyone with their eyes open could see this.

If you're a remainer, this is good for you right now... but later on when you see your politicial beliefs drowned out using the same methods you won't like what they're doing either.

In conclusion... even if enough change their mind on the leave side to vote remain. Literally Millions won't, and millions will see through all of it. This ensures radical change over time with political control, and potentially far worse effects than simply leaving the EU.

When Corbyn gets in (and it looks that way now)... he will ramp up taxes for people on £80k or more. He will increase corporation tax, and probably impose property taxes on the most expensive property.

At first to the average person this will seem like great ideas. They'll think he now has a lot of extra money to spend on Public Services, Building Social housing, nationalising the railways etc.

Then the very rich start to think about leaving the UK, about structuring their businesses so that the majority of their profit is not derived in the UK anymore. Tax income from corporation tax will go down. Tax income from employment will go down as many jobs are lost. Those nationalised public services still require maintenance, but with less people using them due to job losses, and higher unemployment... the income for maintaining them will dwindle.

Then he will increase taxes even more on anyone on anything above average salary wise... that will sicken them, many Brits will leave the UK all together... so tax income for the government continues to do down.

I could go on and on... for anyone doubting this, go read up on Venezuela... that's the end result of communism/socialism.

student debt*

chancer,

It's a lot worse than that mate. Millennial's in general have been polled as overwhelmingly supporting communism/marxism over capitalism. They are historically illiterate. This is why Anti-Semitic, terrorist supporting Corbyn is targetting the young.

I don't blame the young for feeling this way, they see house prices astronomically high. They see student that they have no prospect of paying off in their lifetime, they see older people sitting on extreme property wealth. They now think Capitalism doesn't work for them.

Their Marxist/Leftists, teachers, lecturers and professors and School, College and University tell them over and over again that immigration is good for the economy, and yes it is good for the economy. It's also extremely good for the house prices those teachers, lecturers and professors are living in.

But hardly anyone ever talks about what this means for living standards. The UK is 5th on the list of Economies by GDP. But it's number 26th on the list of countries by "GDP Per Capita"... this is the amount of that economy wealth attributable to the average citizen of the country.

So for pretty everyone the biggest cost in life is either a Mortgage or Rent. More people requiring housing means the demand increases. The public sector can't keep up with the demand for housing. I've said before 1997 net migration was 48,000 a year after Labour came to power Net Migration was 140,000 (a 191% increase in one year)... it grew to 333,000 in 2015 more than the entire population of Newcastle in a single year.

I feel sorry for the millennial's, they're like Turkey's voting for Christmas. They continue to support unsustainable immigration, they even want to vote in Labour who will increase immigration even higher than it is now... and hardly any of them think for a second what that means to their wage growth, or the cost of housing.

"I have no opinion on the matter. I’m not opinionated. I don’t feel the need to share my opinions on a Lloyds bank bulletin board."

Well that's a lie Keyboard warrior, because you were throwing Nazi accusations around. Yet you can't answer a simple question. That tells me you actually hate Jews.

You can't say you're not opinionated when you call people a Nazi with no evidence.

"We have to sift through all your crap to get to information related to the business"

Another lie, there's a filter button. Politics right now is "THEE" biggest mover of markets, but you know that. You just don't like what is being said, so you're throwing the toys out of the pram. The biggest growth is clearly in right wing politics, that's right wing... Not Far Right, not Nazi's etc you don't seem to know the difference. The reason the perfectly reasonable right wing (not far right) are growing is down to unsustainable immigration, and the type of immigration. That won't change just because OmeDome can't control his temper.

Ok, Lloyds...

Discount to future cash flow £1
PE 11.8 (Meaning good value) The market is about 17, so it's undervalued against the wider market.
PEG (Price/Earings to growth is 1.8.. meaning it's not expected to grow much next year.)
Dividend is reasonable at about 4.87%

It's a very slow burner with good income.

There's central bank meetings this week, various rate decisions... and the tech bubble might have burst in the USA. Add to that Brexit... and it's not looking good for a while for UK stocks.

The BOE may raise the rate by a quarter point... but it won't aggressively raise rates until it knows whether it can get away with or not after the Brexit negotiations, or lack off are concluded.

I think the UK market is going to stay range bound for months baring any unforeseen issues globally.

For the avoidance of doubt, I'm a Zionist. Not a Jew, not religious... Atheist on all religion but I support Israel's right to exist and I admire the strength of the Jewish people. OmeDome can't answer a simple question. Very telling that.

Keyboard Warrior,

You haven't been speaking about Lloyds bank. Still waiting on your answer...

"Do you think Israel's has a right to exist?"...

This will be the 4th time I've asked you now Mein Führer.

I also think it won't remain Sweden even in name when the aforementioned happens. It will be renamed.

What flick of a tail? I'm away for the weekend can't be bothered wasting time on here :-)

I think the only way to resolve the problems is to come together and talk openly. But the left keeps shutting speech down. So it's obviously not going to end well. There's clearly a lot of anger in the West in general.