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Yes,but this deal is going to be a biggie and mark my word's Melton Mowbray pie's are going to save this country!

And this guy defrauded of £45,500 worked in financial services,not a steel worker with little knowledge of finance robbed of their pension.
Sound's far too trusting for me.

Boomer,remember when we used to burn millions of ton's of stubble every year,here's one of Essex in 1986 in case you're missing it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stubble_burning#/media/File:Stubble_burning_in_North_Essex_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1448777.jpg

Just been outside to study (at a safe distance) that fusion bomb in the sky,how did those scientist come up with the right amount of heat and gravity to control the chain reaction.
They must have been pretty switched on and how did they get the dimensions of the moon to just cover the sun in a solar eclipse Boomer.

A rising sea level will be a challenge but it's currently only 3mm a year although this could accelerate.
An even better argument to build the Severn barrage and protect,Cardiff,Newport,Gloucester,Bristol and Weston super Mare.
A bigger threat to Lloyds is bad debt with record low figures of personal savings 4.4%(8% before referendum) coupled with record high levels 87% of household debt and no obvious way out.

LTI,the trouble is in your "no deal" world it isn't going to happen until the UK builds it's own facilities,which would take years.
There are worries a no-deal outcome will disrupt the export of millions of tonnes of waste to facilities in the EU, so it will have to go to landfill.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49440290

Boomer,the key word is sustainable.
There is nothing wrong in burning dead wood for heating which would otherwise give up it's CO2 through decomposition.

36% of France is forest,UK is 12% yet "The United Kingdom,[Notes 1] being in the British Isles, is ideal for tree growth, thanks to its mild winters, plentiful rainfall, fertile soil and hill-sheltered topography. Growth rates for broadleaved (hardwood) trees exceed those of mainland Europe, while conifer (softwood) growth rates are three times those of Sweden and five times those of Finland. In the absence of people, much of Great Britain would be covered with mature oaks".
The UK government has set an ambitious target of 15% by 2060,lots and lots of laughs.
More laughs,what is laudable with Trump's intentions?

Gateboy,your not daft when it comes to spelling but if it's taken you 2 yrs to figure out Trump isn't quite all there then you have to be an idiot.

France and Ireland prepared to block EU trade deal with Brazil over uncontrolled burning of Amazon.....Country's which still have value's.

Calisto,if you haven't noticed we have a leave government and the're firing out the misinformation at the gullible now.
In a world of fake news why wouldn't you use duff remain reports.

What to say MC of Lloyds down to £30bn for a no deal.
If Boris does get a deal it will be because we have budged,don't kid yourselves life will change more for France/Germany than us.

There was an answer.
What the market needs is confirmation of "no deal" ,that would have a further negative effect on Lloyds SP.
All Boris had to do was to say we're leaving on the 31st Oct but instead he said "deal or no deal" hence 3 more months of uncertainty.
The 31st October will be the biggest none event this century the markets should have priced everything in by then.

Bank's up,Pound up and ftse too,British based companies accounting for rise,perhaps the markets have a whiff of a deal and not what you want LTI.

Boomer,i'm sure you were very proud of Saddam's mother of all fire's in Kuwait which to some extent hastened our partial invasion of Iraq and this Amazon fire is a lot bigger than Kuwait.
Always strange though when a country like ours which would naturally be a temperate forest but has been cleared,tell's another country it can't clear it's own,however we could argue our timber wasn't just burnt in situ.
Would St.Antonio ever forgive them.

Above paper was issued today,did PLUS have to respond today?.The SP was popping up around 760p,could say it's better to release what the market would perceive as bad news on a rising share price.
I don't think it's bad news,it could lead to more business,zero binary could mean more CFD's.
Will be interesting tomorrow to see if PLUS did take advantage of the lower price to buy back more.

Taken from above 22nd aug 2019,make of it what you will.
The Australian market for binary options and CFDs is growing rapidly, with the number of clients more than doubling in the past two years to one million clients (99% are retail clients and the majority are based offshore). Licensed issuers of these products conducted 675 million trades with clients last year and earlier this year held $2.9 billion of client money for trading.
ASIC is concerned that retail investors have suffered, and are likely in future to suffer, significant detriment from binary options and CFDs.
During 2018:
licensed issuers received gross trading revenue of $490 million from binary options and $1.5 billion from CFDs—which can largely be attributed to a combination of net client losses and fees and costs charged to clients
CFD issuers automatically closed out 9.3 million client CFD positions in margin call, and
over 41,000 clients’ CFD trading accounts went into negative balance, totalling -$33 million (that is, clients owed money to the CFD issuer).

And nothing to show for it.

James,that saying always spooks me .Reminds me of the scene from the film "Falling down",Michael Douglas is stuck in a military surplus store with this nutcase rattling an empty tin of zyklon B saying "i'm with you".
I was hoping for a better presentation from Boris,i would bet Cummings is pulling his hair out.

Boomer,you won't leave Macron alone will you.
Changing the subject,how did you do with your GCSE results today?