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I believe Trump was overheard asking Johnson, “Why don’t you buy Ireland?”

Mamms, indeed maybe someone is doing due diligence for something bigger? Buy out the ring fenced Barryroe?

longtimeinvestor
“It is always in the balance with men of terrorism lurking in the background waiting for any excuse.”

Are you talking about the ERG?
Now go away and troll on someone else’s BB.

Not quite...... FT this morning.

‘A big sell-off in European bank stocks has gone on long enough, according to fund manager Davide Serra, who says the sector now offers “massive value” to long-term investors.

Mr Serra, founder of London-based Algebris, which specialises in investing in financial institutions, says that while European Central Bank policymakers are “killing” the continent’s banks by squeezing their interest margins, many fund managers have become “overly bearish” on the sector. He said he has been buying European bank stocks for his funds and he is also positive on some of the banks’ bonds.’

might just be the silver lining to this cloud, I see AIB are already setting up for such, could look more attractive than selling to our pariah funds.

Pound plummeting, power cuts widespread, recession imminent, with a constitutional crisis! Sure it will be grand.

And that’s a margin of 20%!

Longtime, please.
"On 23 June 2016, the recorded result was that the UK voted to leave the European Union by 51.89% for Leave to 48.11% for Remain, a margin of 3.78%." BBC.
Now on the other hand the English vote was 53.4 Out and 46.6 In, approx 7%, could that be your mistake?
Just about sums up the whole problem!

If you think I’m making myself look stupid perhaps it’s just to try and give you a bit of insight into the complexities of democracy. It’s not all about simple numbers, this is not a football match, it’s what those numbers signify.The margin was 3.78% not 7% as you say and that closeness signifies trouble. A large minority of the nation and the electorate, Leavers, ignoring the rest and telling them what to do = trouble.
And in case you have failed to notice the UK is in trouble, and this is only the start.

You have put your finger on the problem! ONLY 17m people voted for Leave, however the U.K. population is 67m, so 50m didn’t vote for Leave. Slightly over a third of the electorate voted Leave, slightly under a third voted Remain, and less again didn’t vote either way. The Leave vote is not and never was ‘the will of the people’ and that’s why we have the impasse. What we have is true democracy struggling to assert itself in the U.K. and in a land where the constitution is largely made up of ‘gentlemen’s agreements’ and where there are very few gentlemen left in politics, you will inevitably get political chaos. The most obvious way foreword is for a new referendum and let the now more informed people decide.

If the Tory Party gets into bed with the Brexit party there will be no Tory party. Over 8000 voters deserted the Tory Party, mainly for the Liberal Party in the byelection

I’m fearful for the Mainland when these zealots are shown the door, they are worse than Jihadis. Just have a new referendum and that will settle it.

Indeed, and the Johnson bounce will be out the door of No 10, in record time! 'You can fool some the people......

Guess Boris will be making a dental appointment!

Well at least the opportunistic manipulation is working for some! RNS hardly a surprise, more due I think.

Inevitably there will be an election in U.K. that will put and end to the Brexit nonsense and the freaks day in the sun!

I remember when you were ‘thinking’ before and you uttered..... ‘i still think it breaks 8 but needs a bit of a fresh run at it as its out of puff for now’. That was only last year so if it’s expensive now at 4€ what was it at 8€?

Meanwhile... could see a new 52 week low by close!

Banks are open now, another RNS before lunch perhaps.

Yes, Manipulation Index very high!