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Worth a read

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/comment/article-14400661/HAMISH-MCRAE-Public-sector-just-isnt-working.html

Even if Starmer did get rid of PR Reeves who would he put in next ?

His cabinet is full of MP's that are doing a job way beyond there means all incompetent.

As for E.ball what the feck is he really going to bring UK down to it's knees with his nut zero

Labour incompetents is the nicest word i could think of for them my real thought's would not be allowed on this bb

Lti

most likely be in recession now.

Yes i think we are.

Plus all the people i talk to that voted Labour are saying things are bad, have got worse under them.

Some have even started to worry if there jobs are safe.

Not what they voted for .

By the way do not believe everthing i say as my therapist says i'm a dreamer do not live in the real world , have a habit of making things up & has recommended i up my Meds.

Drinking more is not part of that.

Anyway all should DYOR

Like myself Tea leaves, coin tossing potato peel burning and which way the wind is blowing have helped me.

GLA

Dorfan

In agreement

My brother in Italy had to part with 20 euros to be seen by a doctor as he held a UK passport .

Not paid in you should expect nothing out of our NHS

@ Thumper

In the long run EZJ will imo do well if your looking @ 3/5yrs hold

I'm not

Friday 7th i could of banked 9k+ but was on hols so just logged in to check if i was in UK i would have had my eye on what was going on and sold.

Then re brought some like i did on 11th which i sold for a nice profit on 13th

Everyone to there own way of trading

Gambling keeps my blood running :-)

Some you win some you lose no big fat cigar if your not in it

GL

Wise....Hmm, well for those waiting on a Ukraine ceasefire somehow boosting EZJ (I don't particularly see it myself, though it'd be nice if it happened.

1 i would expect all shares to have a bounce EZJ included

2 Brent price would drop for how long ? but could also boost EZJ

3 UBS said so :-)

4 EZJ will resume flights to Ukraine £££

Thumper

tea leaves saying not good pointing to a test of £5.13 again

But i have not been well do not know if it is something i have eaten or drunk so could be reading tea leaves wrong

My Gut feeling which are all over the place @ the moment would say we should be rising to divi date .

Brent movement will play a big part .

As in posts before i will be a buyer under £5

GL

I’m confident that it’s about to fly. Fasten your seatbelts please.

Well i hope it flys or we will be out of Business :-)

I would like to know if anyone can answer is there any part of UK plc Labour have not screwed . over . Or the workers

As encouraging as it is that the UK has avoided recession, it is worth recalling that

the economy Labour inherited was growing so robustly that an official from the Office for National Statistics described it in the first quarter as going ‘gangbusters’.

Indeed, all the major forecasters, including the Bank of England and the International Monetary Fund, suggested the UK could be among the fastest-growing economies in the G7 this year.

The gloomy rhetoric from Labour when it took the reins in July, the constant reference to black holes in the public finances and the £40billion tax-raising Budget hit business and consumer confidence on the head with a sledgehammer. A breakdown of what happened in the final quarter of the year illustrates this graphically.

Business investment, a key to future expansion, slumped by 3.2 per cent, the first decline in 15 months. The Government’s drive to build more houses fell on deaf ears with residential investment falling 0.8 per cent.

This was not helped by sticky mortgage rates, a fallout from the adverse market reaction to the Budget and rising American bond yields. Consumer spending then fell.

Net exports, likely to face further peril because of Donald Trump’s tariff war, slumped by 1.5 per cent. The Bank of England has halved its growth forecast for 2025 from 1.5 per cent to 0.75 per cent.

The Office for Budget Responsibility is also building in a sharp downgrade, and one would expect the IMF to do the same when it produces its next World Economic Outlook report for its meeting in April.

The only thing preventing the UK from recession is Labour’s cash injection in the public sector.

All that is doing is raising borrowing costs on the national debt and risks crowding the wealth-creating private sector out of the public markets.

Before the election Labour made hay by pointing to falling income per capita under Tory rule. Yesterday’s data shows it is happening again.

"To us on the global equity strategy team we think that a cease fire in Ukraine would have a big sticker effect potentially on confidence as both the consumers and corporates know they are over the energy shock. It is also a reason for U.S. funds in particular to re-engage in Europe," says Garthwaite.

One big risk to its overweight Europe call is if across the board tariffs of 10% are imposed on Europe's exports to the U.S., and if China's economy deteriorates.

Still, UBS says buy these stocks which are cheaper and better than their peer group (U.S. listing tickers included if available). Essity (SE:ESSITY.B) (ETTYF), Schneider (FR:SU), Siemens (XE:SIE), Intesa Sanpaolo (IT:ISP) (ISNPY), Erste (AT:EBS) (EBKDY), Ryanair (IE:RYA), and Zalando (XE:ZAL) (ZLDSF). A Ukrainian cease fire basket also includes Stora Enso (FI:STERV) (SEOAY), easyJet (UK:EZJ) (ESYJY), Coca-Cola HBC (UK:CCH) (CCHGY), Wizz Air (HU:WIZZ) (WZZAF) and LPP (PL:LPP).

Good weekend all

All to fight for Monday which way will the wind blow.

Will be doing tea leaf reading & tossing to see were we might head

gla

@ Andy

What's a penny among friends :-)

Trump is what's Fecking stocks over on a daily base.

But holding for when he sorts Russia / Ukraine out should then see a good drop in Brent & hoping a good bounce in EZJ

Although resistance doesn't exist...yeah right!)

Are we going to get a retest ?

Will be in for some Monday if £5 broken

@ Andy i had resistance @ £5.13/ £5.11 ish so there about .

Gla

Trump signed a measure to introduce tariffs on a country-by-country basis, with new levies on Canadian and Mexican crude starting next month. However, the US oil industry is optimistic about securing exemptions. Oil prices are set to gain slightly this week due to tightening US sanctions on Russian crude, although talks between Trump and Presidents Putin and Zelenskiy about ending the war raised speculation that supply risks may ease. JPMorgan reported global oil demand surged to 103.4 million barrels per day in February, a 1.4 million bpd year-over-year increase, and analysts predict only a small surplus in the market this year.

Bedwetters rule ok

gla

@ Stille

We have one more seat at Swedish church on sat 15/02 reserved for you

I will not make it of the confession box :-) &

Not sure my therapist would let me go to church & who will stroke my Cat while i'm away

This how i feel when not holding EZJ share as EZJ is like my women

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ3zL7kT6_c&list=RDEM4dsUqf8KtjHt2HqGtu4Z1g&index=27