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BPi

''I have made £1,000's out of this situation. I DON'T FEEL COMFOTABLE about this, can someone comment on this Please ?''

NO - BP had a higher share price (and with fewer shares on the market ) on the 16th February, which obviously predate the invasion of terrorists into Israel and the invasion into Ukraine by a dictators Russia.

Brent is also nowhere near recent highs of over 120 dollars of last year.

MB

another example of a loser who simply comes back onto the Lloyds board to disrupt

pizz off

A123

''You insinuated I am not invested in Lloyds. I am merely telling you that I am''

how many examples of disruption is needed. Examples of relevant posts on the state of the Lloyds banking group which is a UK ECONOMY CENTRED business are hard to come by.

10 Oct 2023 14:19

Just feel the need to remind everyone from time to time the irreparable damage the brexit you voted for has done to our country, and continues to do so.

10 Oct 2023 12:51

Its another Brexit benefit. To have the highest interest rates for the longest within the euro area I mean.

28 Sep 2023 19:31

Brexit was always going to be a failure, even if it had been implemented. That's because it was a dogshixt idea, voted for by idiots

26 Sep 2023 11:22

Of course there is lots of immigrants in the UK.

We occupied/exploited nearly every continent in the world, and the chickens have come home to roost.

21 Sep 2023 20:12

The same can't be said about much of our British council tenant scum.

15 Sep 2023 16:30

We just needed to pay TATA £500 million to stick around in the UK.

11 Sep 2023 12:35

I think it is likely we will re-join the EU, probably in the next 20 years.

It will be bad news to loose all of the invisible and non-existent brexit benefits

A123

''I am invested in Lloyds''

normal response from those who need justification.

You are posting on many other boards, and I imagine about the state of the business.

A123

'' Doesn't stop me from exposing some of the Brexit lies being spread here.''

and there you go yet again. The only thing you are exposing are your futile nonsense posts.

Move on, get over it - now well over 7 years.

A123

also, maybe you could concentrate on posting on boards of companies where you may be invested, rather than coming back to the Lloyds board on occasions where you are not invested, simply for disruptive purposes.

A123

STOP getting off the subject (recession) , as in

''Very easy to not fall into a recession when you have not had any growth to begin with''

A recession happens when GDP for a period of time goes down, no matter what the level of GDP is.

and stop the inaccurate nonsense statements like ''not had any growth to begin with''

A123

''Lti, that only 4x over 60 years. That's poor and you know it.''

did you not think that they could have been inflation adjusted figures.

Actual GDP in 1960 was about 26,000 million

A123

it was a response to your nonsense '' when you have not had any growth to begin with '' when bringing up the question of a recession.

UK GDP in 1960 about 570,000 million pounds

UK GDP in 2022 about 2,270,000 million pounds

That does not equate to ''not had any growth''

I repeat, it would take a drop in GDP for a recession, no matter what the peek level of GDP and the rate at which it got to that peek.

So stop going off piste with nonsense.

Eb

''It also needs a sizeable rights issue. ''

No thanks - Marstons will be making good profits in the future. The majority of it's planned capital expenditure has been made in the first half,with the majority of profits normally coming in the second half.

FD

'' Another poster drew a comparitor if that were the case National Debt would eventually disappear, assuming borrowing remained stagnant.''

I have already said, UK debt does not remain stagnant unfortunately.

'NewCashquack' said ''Inflation of ten percent is a reduction of debt of ten percent in real terms.''

He said in REAL TERMS.

Inflation figures came out today which my occupational pension looks at for rises, but because there is a cap it will mean I will be getting a REAL TERMS cut in my pension as measured against inflation. Simple enough for most to understand.

If everything doubles - prices,costs and profits, and the debt level of Marstons is maintained at the same level , then the debt would have halved as a ratio measurement against profits, with the obvious benefit of being far more easily serviced.

CLS were purchasing shares from shareholders at 250p per share just over a year ago.

Current share price is way below NAV

A bit more at about 97.5p

'' when you have not had any growth to begin with ''

UK GDP in 1960 about 570,000 million pounds

UK GDP in 2022 about 2,270,000 million pounds

A123

absolutely no logic to your statement - a recession is a fall back in GDP no matter what the peek level of GDP had previously been for each individual country.

A bit more at just over 89p

A more optimistic new thread

Arm

removing 4 Billion + shares from the market each and every year WOULD have a long term positive impact to the price per share.

And now we have the 'pleasure' of P46, who writes on every board that he goes on that the business is siht

Looks like doomsters are out to play again including Fakey, who is STILL waiting for 34.5p.