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America can isolate though because it's self sufficient and energy independent. It has industry, it makes steel. It is everything that service focused UK is not.

Orthern, agreed it's a great hedge but it's also showing exactly how powerful tariffs can be when you run a trade deficit. At the end of the day, businesses want that money so if it's more attractive to make the chips in the US, then America is a winner too. Jobs, taxes, security against enemies like China

Why can't we have someone who acts for our country instead of a despotic international lawyer who hates the UK?

Evening Quady, I hope you've been listening to President Trump's announcement just now.

He has just blindsinded the Chinks and brought production of the most advanced semi-conductors to Arizona in a $100bn deal. Simultaneously thwarting China and defending America

The company will of course be able to sell into America tariff free.

THAT is the power of tariffs.

It's a bit harder to spot on SETSqx than it is on SETS, you have to focus on what the AX is doing on Level 2

I've only just started watching this book, but I shall post any suspicions/findings

But with a proposal including mining on the agenda. Hopefully won't impact Cascabel up in the North, though I have no idea whereabouts in Ecuador these creatures reside

Many thanks JbCo, I ran the rule over this Thursday evening and took a position on Friday after you flagged it on the SOLG board

If there's no sun or wind and hence a need to use your electric car as a battery to power the house, then there's nothing to replenish the battery of the car and it is rendered useless

So does Britain effectively grind to a halt until the sun breaks cloud or the wind blows again? That is the point Quady, and you don't seem to understand it

No modern industrial economy can prosper on intermittent power. We worked this out 300 years ago

Self drives do have a certain appeal, you can get hammered down the pub and still get home

The idea that car batteries could power homes when the intermittent power is off has one very obvious and fatal flaw.

What powers the car if it's powering your house?

Then throw this into the mix, almost all of Britain's 30 million homes are heated by gas. probably 95% of families are near enough skint, in fact one in three families holds less than £100 in "rainy day savings" for something going wrong. The notion that everybody's heating system can be replaced is nothing short of ridiculous, even when subisidising us with our own money.

There are other issues too, there simply isn't enough lithium available to power the UK by battery on standby, let alone the rest of the world.

Time to put the BS to bed and open coal, nuclear and gas power stations, remove subsidy from milk floats and let good old market dynamics decide which products succeed and fail. And EV's will absolutely fail.

It truly is refreshing to see that somebody else understands the problem with expensive intermittent energy.

No hope of it changing just yet though, these idiots are intent on running the country into the ground with green energy, immigration, ballooning welfare and nanny states and of course funding wars that they cannot win

I for one will be awaiting Cotter's communications and ignoring the three wise men's "musings" (aka rubbing their own egos)

In fact I only know who two of them are, Tim and DougB - who is the third blessed being that has access to information that the rest of us do not get?

Https://ibb.co/TM89zCjg

And then

https://ibb.co/qLHwb71V

Ignore these clowns people, they're here to disrupt you all but mainly me. We hold gold not Unicorns.

Space between the ears?

His mates call him bungalow....nothing up top

No but I did add a watch and it's peaked my interest

Question for you dipstick (what is it with Londoners and lack of basic intelligence?)

When is this claim of mine that you allege, and when did the deadline for joining the action pass?

Oh they used to, I've had literally thousands of logins, some that would go the minute they were registered, some that would go after one totally innocent post. I got fed up with it and retaliated as anybody sane would do

You can't change somebody's opinion by deleting them. This is why leftards get upset when things they didn't see coming happen

Many traders do just that, but first you need to understand how to access the data and write the code, which would almost certainly be beyond your capabilities

Looked for all the world like breaking free then was instantly slapped down in a split second and now simmering along lower than before. We've seen this on L2 in the past, momentum crumbling almost instantly.

Bid wriggled free of 6.6.....

Nothing significant really but there are the green shoots of momentum. L2 seems to support a move up with an interesting gap between the cluster of asks 6.79 to 6.86 totalling just 100kish and then a leap to 7.17 for the next ask

Wouldn't take much to shift them, but this is Solgold!

Trust me, it's LSE who have learned from me not the other way around. Why do you think they don't simply ban me when the first person complains?

Cotter can explain himself if he has indeed breached my confidentiality