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Boris can do as he likes as his on crown land and as for the cat kicker he's club have issued him a fine should at least be 4 match ban

LtI
I think everyone reports posts at one stage lots of my posts were being deleted for no reason
Brixton
As for week or gutless no its a banking forum and admin have rules for posting

LtI

I haven't reported posts after trading hours, as you know nothing worse than reading posts between two old woman hanging washing on line gossiping about crap then others are posting information or trying to gain some knowledge about a stock's

machiismo

You should use the report post for posting of topic as its a Lloyds banking forum and not Facebook administration will delete posts and if it carries on the poster will get there account deleted

Iv done it in the past as all the posts are about everything other than Lloyds banking

Dan
Not good having all your eggs in one basket, you cant compare US airlines with IAG as i posted earlier thousands of flights cancelled due the snow 6 days ago as for Russia didn't have any effect on markets

6 days ago US canceled thousands of flights snow on runways i dont see the comparison

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/02/09/british-airways-owner-exposed-french-german-demands-break-up/

Former Emirates staff say cabin crew returning from maternity leave face incredible pressure to satisfy the airline's strict image and weight standards enforced by an internal group of officers known by some as the "weight police."

https://www.insider.com/former-emirates-cabin-crew-say-weight-police-tough-on-moms-2022-2

British Airways’ (BA) parent company IAG could be forced to spin off BA as Germany and France push to reinstate EU ownership rules.

According to HSBC analysts, IAG – who owns the likes of Aer Lingus, Iberia and Vueling – might be forced to make BA as a truly independent company as European regulations require airlines that operate within the bloc to be “owned and controlled” by member states, the Telegraph reported.

Suspended post-Brexit, the regulation is still at the centre of talks between the UK and the bloc but has yet to be finalised.

https://www.cityam.com/iag-french-german-pressure-spin-off-ba/

The UK blue chip index remains on the front foot while US markets await key inflation data due tomorrow

Barratt Developments is certainly making hay while the sun shines as first timers rush to get onto the ladder and other buyers trade up for bigger homes, desperate for more space to meet new hybrid work needs.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-10493023/amp/Barratt-Developments-hikes-guidance-Help-Buy-users-drop.html

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Ringworm

""In a boom and bust economy - which we have, we need the crash to give the next generation a chance""

Figures out today don't look like a crash anytime soon and no problem with next generation getting on the housing ladder
DYOR

Forward sales grew by 9.1% in the first half, reflecting continued strong demand for housing

Barratt said the strong demand for housing continued into the second half, with forward sales at the end of January standing at 15,736 homes at a value of £4.1bn, compared with 14,289 homes at a value of £3.4bn a year earlier.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/973576/barratt-developments-raises-guidance-for-completions-on-strong-housing-demand-973576.html

FTSE 100 seen starting on front foot as global stock markets rally

CFD firm IG Markets reckons the blue-chip benchmark will rise around 69 points

The FTSE 100 is seen starting Wednesday on the front foot as rallying global stock indices provide support.

CFD firm IG Markets reckons the blue-chip benchmark will rise around 69 points

US equity investors remain risk averse amid mounting headwinds

Chris Williamson, Executive Director at IHS Markit and report author, said:
“Risk aversion continues to dominate US equity investor sentiment, with mounting concerns over macro headwinds of Fed rate hikes coinciding with the scaling back of pandemic fiscal policy stimulus. Inflation and esclating geopolitical uncertainty also threaten to put further pressure on earnings growth. Investors are therefore focusing on equity fundamentals and shareholder value, with financial and energy stocks once again leading the rankings.”
Also commenting on the survey results, Thomas Matheson, head of dividend forecasting at IHS Markit, said:
“The increasing importance of buybacks and dividends indicate investors are laser-focused on capital allocation to shareholders as they look for ways to enhance returns in a volatile market. Repurchases help stabilize and raise prices and in some cases provide a price floor, and we have seen a marked increase in their importance for investors. We are forecasting US dividend payments to return to growth this year, up 5.4% after remaining broadly flat last year.”

https://www.markiteconomics.com/Public/Home/PressRelease/95dfdca9b2874d009ba5cd8c9fabda5e

investors appear to have no “appetite” to take on risk at this time as the inflation threat looms large.

“For a second day markets are enjoying a break from heavyweight data on the economic and corporate fronts,”

If he was shorting he called it right for over a year, i hope his back in
GL

good afternoon falky have you seen ADF i got in last week after Midas tipped it up in Sunday mail

GL dyor