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So the snowflakes have it,the snowflakes have it.Lock the Mogg genie up.

Lloyds love's soft brexit.

tucson,don't like ii.They recently changed the execute button so you cannot refresh while on the 15 second and if you do hit the execute with the full 15 seconds you sometimes get the message you had.They invariably give prices outside the spread but not in your favour.
It's been downhill ever since TD sold out.

On the other hand if they all decide to buyback on the ex div day then the price will go up.

This share has momentum but in the wrong direction with some long term investors throwing the towel in on good days.With 8.4p coming up in May i feel it is relatively safe ground and if we do have little if any SP increase will hold through ex date.

On another subject this fuel cap for low energy users offers no protection.My energy tariff has risen over 30% since its introduction which must be a godsend for CNA.

CMC confirmed revenue will be down 37% slightly worse than guide 25-35%.This at least should reduce some of the uncertainty.
I'm starting to think with their CFO leaving prehaps this revenue reduction is more of a CMC problem and not sector wide.

Happy to hold.

Fleccy," it would now appear that the majority of Conservative MP's are moving to support the No Deal".......GOOD.
No sane government would ever leave without a deal and don't bother calling a general election for at least 10yrs either.
I still cannot believe a socialistic allotment holder from Islington has out smarted the political elite........AGAIN.

Wids,you must be one of those that drives around on red diesel and no car tax.We pay more here for less.

Boomer,lets go for motorways then.France is twice the size of the UK yet it has 7383 miles which is 3 times our 2300 miles.
Could we afford another 1000 miles worth ?

France looks fine to me.France has 2647kms of high speed railway,UK 113kms.For the UK to have the same it would cost us £200bn based on figures from 2015 it's probably closer to £400bn now.

So the French can afford it but we can't,wake up?.

A choice between No deal,a withdrawal agreement and remain would split the leave vote,what another daft statement.
The choice would equally split remainers as this option wasn't available in June 2016 and it would surprise everyone the number of remainers who wish to revert back to common market status.
Let the people have their choice.

Assuming the European elections go ahead the EU will be happier now we have a pure remain party to oppose UKIP.
I would imagine the results will be a lot closer than first thought.

Would you invest in Lloyds if the only set of accounts were 3 yrs old?
With the latest data MP's voted on 7 options to leave the EU and came up with the same answer,HOLD.
Bearing in mind the question was to leave and not how you leave a minority still wished to gamble and leave without a deal,but if you were faced in a similar predictament would you not just hold.
If you cannot find a solution,don't you HOLD your current position and decide on the 8th option in this case,REVOKE?

Totally agree Love,just another metre or yard of road widening would make all the difference,for some strange reason there doesn't seem to be any set standard for exsisting roads?

As you say TFE,infrastruture is in fine fettle and requires no additional spending?,what would be useful though is 50,000 bulldozers to take off the hedges on the C road network,bring the country into the 21st century and finally accept the car is here to stay.

When i looked at it over 5m votes came from the UK.8000 from Ireland,france was about 20,000 but you would expect these figures from passport holders within eu.11 votes from British Antarctica-scientists.Only 18 from Bangledesh,140 odd from Russia.

I can't see any problems.The leave on no deal has similar patterns but percentages are less within eu.

Hooky,worth looking at the map.
Outside of London,Bristol and cities down south the higher support for revoking is coming from conservative shire seats.Labour seats up north are showing less enthusiasm.

5 million votes makes good research of current feelings.

jl,if someone has been unemployed for 35yrs then they have messed up,remember the majority for many reasons are genuine.
It's not something that really concerns me as long as i have sufficent contributions and the NI pot is in a healthy state.
£50bn surplus in 2017 alone.

John,i think a stable currency would be best for the UK now being reliant on financial services to keep us afloat-like Switzerland?

RBS was the biggest bank in the WORLD.

How did you know about the nipple tassels?
I'm busy now,have to sign this petition again,again,again.......

I like free movement whether it be within the UK or the EU.I would however draw the line currently with Turkey until it's GDP reached EU levels.
It surprises me that so called capitalist are anti on the 4 freedoms,don't you like freedom?