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China would just manipulate its currency....which it does all the time.
The dollar market is a proper worldwide market that can't be manipulated

Just the threat would send the US bond/stock markets crashing down
Trump mid term election hopes would be disarray

Whoever owned the debt as you should know is in the driving seat
Shareholders think they own the company
They don't bond holders do
Lloyds is geared 7 - 10 times
So the bondholders are 10 times more numerous

The bond markets operate just like the stock market electronically
Their is always buyers and sellers on matter what
I trade the bond markets so I do know
100 trillion of bonds is the total size of the debt on offer...

NOPE ‼️ WRONG AGAIN
The bond markets are over 100 trillion dollars
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-06-26/the-100-trillion-bond-market-s-got-bigger-concerns-than-brexit

The worlds largest market is the bond or debt markets
FAR far larger the the ALL the stock exchanges world wide

the USA has $21 Trillion in debt,......much of it owned by China
China dumps the debt onto the market to give Trump a massive headache

Chinese president voted in for life while Trump has the mid term elections coming
Only one winner as the Chinese can absorb suffering while the obese Yankees can't

Yeah lazy Brits on benefits that won't get out of bed for less than 200 quid a day

China lobbed retaliatory tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. imports Tuesday after the U.S. announced new tariffs across $200 billion in Chinese goods.

who voted for BrexSH IT
You must have God given powers JMO

China lobbed retaliatory tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. imports Tuesday after the U.S. announced new tariffs across $200 billion in Chinese goods.

Trump imposing $200B on china imports NEXT WEEK
Metal prices are ultra sensitive to threats to world trade

Trump imposing $200B on ALL china imports NEXT WEEK
Metal prices are ultra sensitive to threats to world trade

Boohoo boss in line for £50m bonus if share price rises by 180%
Multimillion-pound incentive for John Lyttle agreed by fashion retailer’s shareholders
Rob Davies
@ByRobDavies
Mon 17 Sep 2018 13.21 BST First published on Mon 17 Sep 2018 13.15 BST

The new chief executive of Boohoo is in line for a £50m bonus if shares in the online fashion retailer rise by 180% over the next five years.

The fast-growing company has poached John Lyttle from Primark, where he was chief operating officer, and said its major shareholders had signed off on the incentive package.

But the High Pay Centre, which monitors executive remuneration, said it was hard to justify rewards on such a scale, pointing to similar bonuses that have proved controversial this year at housebuilder Persimmon, gambling firm GVC and turnaround specialist Melrose.

Under the bonus scheme, Lyttle will get £50m on top of an annual salary and a bonus worth up to £1.5m, if the company’s share price increases by 180%, increasing the company’s stockmarket value from about £2bn to £5.6bn.

The incentive plan will not pay out anything until the company’s market value rises by at least 60%, Boohoo said.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/sep/17/boohoo-boss-john-lyttle-in-line-for-50m-bonus-if-share-price-rises-by-180

Boohoo appoints John Lyttle as Chief Executive amid board shakeup

StockMarketWire.com

Boohoo group said Monday it had appointed John Lyttle as Chief Executive, who is expected to take up the role from 15 March.

Lyttle is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Primark Stores Limited, a division of Associated British Foods and one of Europe's fastest growing and most profitable retail businesses.

During his eight-year tenure at Primark turnover has grown by 158% to over £7bn and operating profit has grown by 116% to £735m (to the year ended 16 September 2017). Lyttle's earlier career involved senior roles at Matalan and the Arcadia Group.

Lyttle's appointment would be accompanied by a number of changes to the existing main Board roles, which is expected to help the company through its further international expansion, Boohoo said.

Mahmud Kamani, currently Joint Chief Executive, would become Group Executive Chairman of the Company from 15 March.

Carol Kane, currently Joint Chief Executive, would remain on the main board in an executive role and assume the title of Group Co-Founder and Executive Director from 15 March.

Story provided by StockMarketWire.com

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technical reports. SNIGE
They are deemed PROJECT FEAR by their own Brexit supporters
If you believe in heaven SNIGE you're halfway to Brexit nirvana land

Much appreciated 1ONIC
2 questions for you.
1.Do you trade BOO
2.What happened to your original IONIC handle
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New CEO announced by BOO today.
He comes from PRIMARK with much needed experience imo
Please do your TA's as the price has moved up in the last 2 days from 167 to 177p
I bought another 20k shares today
CHEERS 🍻

Jaguar Land Rover has announced that more than 3,000 staff will move to a three-day week at its Castle Bromwich plant in the West Midlands, only hours after the carmaker was accused of “scaremongering” about the impact of Brexit by a Conservative MP.
JLR, owned by the Indian conglomerate Tata, said it had made the decision to reduce production as it wrestles with difficult conditions in the automotive industry, caused by Brexit and slumping sales of diesel-powered cars. Staff are expected to work reduced hours until at least Christmas.
He also warned last week that tens of thousands of jobs in the automotive sector would be put at risk if the UK crashes out of the EU without agreeing an exit deal with Brussels. The company, which employs 40,000 people in the UK, has previously warned that it would have to reconsider £80bn of UK investment over five years in the event of a no-deal Brexit. The Castle Bromwich site makes the Jaguar XF, XJ and XE saloons and the F-Type sports car.
The automotive industry, which employs 186,000 people in the UK, has been among the most vocal sectors in British industry about the pitfalls of a no-deal Brexit.

UT trade price at 16-35
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