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Pop,Britain did experience true capitalism during the Victorian age and history books depict it as our finest era,however for the majority of people it was a living hell!

Lowdown,trust is paramount.If you do a weeks work you trust you'll be paid for it.
As a general rule i find the people with everything to lose (US) are more trustworthy than those with little to lose.
Trust also has to be a two way street.
Have i recovered my trust in those that have little to lose after Carillion,no i haven't.I cannot believe they got away with it,1000's of supplier's hung out to dry because we all trusted KPMG would highlight any difficulties.
If you tolerate this then accepting remain via a backdoor will be a breeze
Who trusts Antonio?

Oil down but dollar strong so still relatively expensive.Canada and Russia need to pump more for same revenue and Iran has special deals.U.S interest rates likely to rise faster than the rest of the world so no let up in Dollar.
Big oil wants better deals from suppliers and hedge funds need to make profits too.
Apart from that it's looking rosie.
Going to bed,i've got a headache!

Lowdown,your the sort of person i like.
Any chance you could give us a hand shifting some gravel?lol

Thanks Oxo,only 7.5 tonnes to spread out so bring a shovel.
The tip for the driver didn't work,the old man dumped it in the wrong spot.
Can't understand it,still happy today!!

GLA

I'm glad i'm not a sad old man.
I woke up gay (happy) today,decided to tip the lorry driver who delivered my gravel.

Is Lloyds still on the see-saw?

Good idea pop's lets just keep things nice and simple and describe share price movement as playground equipment.
So we're currently on the bloody see-saw at least the slide was clean!

If someone is coming in with some capital it must be at a realistic agreed price,otherwise this SP would have dropped through the floor today.

What can you say.
If they had some more grown up names we could discuss lloyds in a more mature fashion.
I'm sure a good sound user name like longterminvestor would approve.

ps,i did mention Lloyds!

Lloyds will end up throwing around £20bn at PPI alone.Might as well stay in the club for £10bn a year instead of blowing £39bn on some independence experiment.
Pop,i would spend your last bit of reserve on some corri in case the 6th doesn't happen.

Lloyds is a British company and we don't do Santa.It's a father Christmas rally,that sounds better!

Did a SUF yesterday but bought back in as i thought that the recent rise couldn't all be about an ex divi date.
GLA

boomer,can't reply listening to Diane Abbott on radio.
Now you can truly say i've list the plot!!

GLA

She sounds pretty sure of herself for early 2019 so with recent rumours it's going to happen.
SP could go up or down or both,ha.

Boomer,according to latest fig's 1.25 m people are destitute in the UK.Going destitute at 51 degees north in our climate and you may not even last a night.
Shelter is a necessity for us while in other third world countries not so.Our government has failed to provide social housing probably because the problem would then have to expand to cover the sofa surfers.
Back in the sixties working men could find local authority accomodation when moving to the new car plants.My father in law took such an option when taking up work in Coventry.
By all means legislate against rough sleeping in cities but at least provide accomodation.

If we had national debt at current levels under a Labour government,the economy would be ticking over so fast we'd have a budget surplus!
Everything was just fine till Lehman Brothers/sub prime came along and we had to bail out the banks (inc Lloyds).
Banks don't come cheap,a lot of the money has been paid back now so the deficit was going to reduce anyway.
If we had gone the same route as all other countries and not tried this austerity,then the deficit would have reduced on higher growth and tax receipts-should have left Gordon in.

Lti,this plan was carved up months ago,probably sorted when May was elected PM back in 2016.
It's for the best and the electorate will be thankful,plus business of course.

Doublehead,.2Twh lost on the old AGR nuclear stations since the interims is a lot of lost revenue.Lets hope they can fix it soon.Have noticed the overall nuclear supply has been down 25% for a few months and have been wondering why.

Well the SP movement cannot be down to Deloittes taking over external audit at Lloyds as they were the bunch of cowboys who did the internal audit for Carillion.
It must be down to Spain chucking in a few spanners over Gibraltar.If Spain occupied Portland Bill we might look at this differently.
I would feel we are nearing the bottom and small snippets of news are having a bigger influence-sp in forties,dream on.
I did think the EU would let our parliament reject the deal and let our side take the blame for failure before we postpone art 50.

"just get on with it"
Another term used to undermine democracy by giving government Henry viii powers over parliament.
Giving parliament the power will be the best for Lloyds and country.