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Babcock are celebrating brexit next March by closing the shipyard at Appledore!

Tricky,when it hits 60 and holds then i'll buy as this should indicate a positive trend.It's not as if we are buying an over valued share on a peak is it.

Don't get many of these.The Yanks have reduced a bit,who would have guessed that.

Talking of track records i see the auditors are KPMG.My confidence in them gives us the shivers.

Can't fault Goldmans today.They lowered their price target to 100p and we achieved that in half a day!
Does look a bit suspicious though with a fairly weak excuse on the vet practices but this share is fragile.

The trouble with lloyds it's been lots of little losses over several months with hardly any chances of trading it.The next 2 months i feel it will be more of the same with a brexit deal which stands a good chance of rejection.
When lloyds turns it wont happen overnight.OK you may miss out on 3% but there will be plenty of time to jump back in.
If your the sort of person who can ignore a share for the next two months fine.
The only risk i find is getting wound up in another share and not getting back to where you really want to be.

If i was a head master (with my spelling) i would spend the money on the kids making banners,hiring a fleet of coaches and taking them down to London to show them what a peaceful demo outside the Ministry of Education looks like.

I can't understand the news these days.Apparently NATO are launching mock attacks on Norway,aren't they on our side?

Well Black Rock reduced by .29% on that quiet Friday when it hovered around 115p on low volumes?
Thats 1.45 million shares which doesn't tie up with this site which states total volume was 482k,lol

Grayling,my target for Tesco by New Year is 240p,what it was before latest report and those 40 odd tills will come in handy.
For Christmas size does matter and in addition the share responds well to any brexit woe's.Every little helps!

Asp,that would make sense.Give the shareholders a bigger dividend which would increase the share price making the buy-back less efficient.

So the shorters increased their position on the 25th October at around 325p and the price has been going up ever since-interesting.

The biggest change for me will be the £420m on potholes.As much as i appreciate Hammonds generousity i'm not sure if it sends the right message to the rest of the world when patching up a hole in the worst months of the year is deemed the best solution for maintaining a road structure.
I thought this lot fixed the roof while the sun shone,lol

OBR have consistantly been very pessimistic since referendum.Prehaps to build a war chest for 2019/20.
According to BBC budget news they indicated even in April 2018 the deficit would be £37b but now they are suggesting £24/25billion.
Sounds like someone has been economic with the true state of affairs.

She had a good innings apart from one misjudgement of solving Germany's demographic problem with a hefty influx of Afghans,Iraq's and Syrians.Nothing lasts forever.
Reference becoming the next President of EU Commission,i would think her English isn't up to scratch and she doesn't drink enough.ha

People WILL always buy food and when money is tight they will treat themselves at Xmas.Tesco superstores with 40 odd tills against the likes of Lidl with 7,no competition in the important Xmas build up.

ps plus the 5% of food internet sales plus Bookers to the trade.It's about time the restaurant business had a bit of a spike after customers have been avoiding them.

Good point, this chancellor would probably love to get others to fund his High St policy but hammered seems a bit excessive.

Prehaps i've been a bit harsh on Lloyds.RBS with only 38% of it's shares in circulation was likely to bounce a bit but it's only reverted back to its previous range of 230-235p so it's shadowing Lloyds.
Have to wait for budget now.Hammond would be an idiot to paint a picture of the UK being in a weak position for Brexit.

Looks like no 57 is still stuck in the stalls with her nose in the feed bag.
Someone get in touch with the trainer and sack that jockey!

Most budgets are none events and this one will probably follow in a similar vain.The one thing of interest for me will be the size of this fiscal brexit reserve.What would really strengthen your negotiating hand would be to report (exaggerate possibly) a large contingency reserve which would suggest we can cope with any event.

Just a thought.

Well its better than nothing.£650m to rejuvenate the high st and a relaxation in planning should get something moving.

We have 3 empty banks,one which has been empty for 3 yrs and a building society in our small town alone.