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Jesus if I was paying £4550 a year for my energy bills I think I'd address that rather then my RR shares, where you live Badland? Buckingham Palace?

'Tomaaa'
House prices rose by 23% between 2020 and 2023 so headlines of property prices to 'plunge' 8% are slightly less dramatic when taken in context.
Construction sites that we're on are back to hefty sales again after the brief collywobbles and I predict will continue to makes a fortune in 2023.
As for Rolls Royce who knows but I find your constant miserable predictions tiresome.

Sophie if you could get this sp back in the green for me I'll sort you a tart from anywhere you want

Great idea, they must have relationships already with fuel. BP have tried a bit of PR with wind and solar, this would be a serious investment.

Hey 'tomaaa' when I saw 'best wishes and goodbye ' I thought maybe you and CW were leaving us again with your bottom lips out! Hardly one to take the **** out of minvest are you?
Personally I find minvests unflappable positivity quite endearing and he seems nice enough. Wouldn't take a blind bit of notice of it of course but less harmful than the relentless misery many seem to thrive on.

Ells...are you and minvest a double act then or what? Do you do weddings?

Ells valex
The IMF have predicted dire economic outlook for the UK every year since 2016. Not one prediction has been accurate. Not one. You think they might have an agenda? Do you?
While we're at it please post your workings that backs up your claim that we're in recession

Amen Badland!
A lot to be said for investing in a British company that produces something tangible like RR.
Almost in the green @ 117.00 as well, only took a year to get back to where I started from

@Gavin Get with the program mate, 'cost of living crisis ' is so 2022. Stick it down the bog along with COVID, nuclear war and the recession that's definitely coming but never seems to quite get here.
Book a holiday big boy, I hear easy jet are pretty good

My business has done well but then again I do a six day week and long hours, not very fashionable I know.
Too many people in this country think a job is sitting at home in your jimjams on a laptop. Not sustainable.

@Badland
Enjoy Starmer (Blair), it's what the establishment seems to have decided upon.
I don't want the labour party anywhere near my business, my investments, my pension or my kids for that matter.

JP Morgan have a very cosy relationship with Blair and Starmers new new labour party.
Every reason to destabilise any Brit company they can until their man Starmer (Blair) is in charge.

UK GDP rises in November. Thought we were already in a 'deep' recession? The media is not your friend.

@Berneyberlingo
Far too sensible, we can't have that lol.
The government have invested over £200m in RR smrs, they're clearly deeply involved.
Can you imagine the safety implications of pulling strings to rush through regulatory approval of nuclear reactors?
The Times loves to **** stir

Tomaaa/CW1966

Get back to The Guardian mate, you'll be more popular there.

Theres a lot of people keen to see any British business go down the pan. We're always 'heading into a recession ' but never actually in a recession. Christmas was going to be a disaster for retailers until it wasn't. Everyone's in the **** except most people aren't.
Construction is still as busy as I've seen it and long may it continue. Confidence is everything.

Unexpected positive start to the new year. Confidence is everything.

@marketduster
I would say so yes, seen it so many times.
Their temper tantrums are matched only by their conviction that everybody needs to hear what they have to say.

Tomaaa > CW1966
You can spot the miserable left a mile off. EVERYTHING is politics, it's a disease.

Winstanley.
I was a labour voter until they became a regional council for the EU and I certainly am not a Tory, they're packed with as many useless, self serving mps as 'labour'.
Covid wrecked this country, wrecked my wife's new business, not Brexit. And the whole lockdown ****show was cheered on with gusto by starmer and the pro EU nutjobs, knowing full well it would wreck the economy. They thrived on it