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Conservative's pledging lavish spending plans for the Nation, including record spending on the NHS and 50 thousand extra nurses and also promising a " cost neutral" tax freeze and a £11 billion National Insurance giveaway.

" so there is a magic money tree after all".

Yet another sign the UK is heading towards a cashless society. RBS is replacing a full - service branch in Central London with a cashless one. Over 500 ATM machines are now disappearing every month from the high street and one in ten branches at major UK banks are now refusing to handle cash.

Technological advancements are making cash- free transactions easier than ever before, a world without cash is now looking inevitable.

Love - You, Logistical and infrastructure planning costs make any large scale exploration and production of oil around the Falklands Islands highy unlikely in today's uncertain future for Big Oil, banks will simply not take the risk.

LTI I would expect Pension Funds to mount a huge legal challenge to Labour's Re - Nationalisation plans, also fall foul of the EU competition rules.

Wow, a future Labour Government intends to issue " Bonds " IOU notes to current shareholders of former Nationalised Industries and utilities in exchange for their confiscated shares at a coupon rate of interest determined by Parliament

Whoesale theft on a large -scale from Pension Funds and Small Investors if you ask me.

Sustainable lifestyles and increasing efficency will be key, towards a future greener planet.

Auson, True Argentina and UK are seeking closer trading ties, however competing sovereignty claims for the Falkland Islands remain unresolved.

Auson, Could provoke real trouble with Argentina, a logistical nightmare also not economical, Saudi Arabia and the Middle East can produce Oil at under 10 dollars a barrel while worldwide costs range from 30 -40 dollars a barrel.

Argentina and the South American mainland are a very huge stumbling block for British oil exploration companies wishing to develop off shore oil reserves of the coast of the Falklands, will explain the absence of Majors Shell and BP.

Going to be a long and bumpy road ahead for all political parties concerned and lots more twists and turns yet to come for the Conservatives and the Lloyds share price. Complacent investor's and Tory voters will be taking a dangerous risk assuming Corbyn and his political allies are now a busted flush.

Looks like market sentiment and UK banking sector share prices have turned on a sixpence.

No doubt about it, Farage and Johnson have stitched - up a Brexit deal behind closed doors. Markets will wait in anticipation!

A Victory for common sense ! however it puts the prospect of a No-Deal Brexit back on table again.

Victor Blank, A level playing field for Challenger Banks so that small Banks can fairly compete for business.

Red Ink day for stocks, market beginning to tank, HSBC share price looking good top of my shopping list for today.

Challenger bank sector will probably be spared from any new draconian tax measures an incoming Labour government may wish to levy against the big five major UK high street banks.

The particular timing of this announcement if true, is nothing more than a blatent attempt by Iran to derail and deny political archenemy and fellow OPEC producer Saudi Arabia's current IPO of a successful flotation of its state owned oil company Saudi Aramco. We may soon be entering a future carbon free world ensuring the bulk of these two countries proved oil reserves remain permanently in the ground.

LEVIS, Fundamental and technical analysis data models used by analysts to determine a company's underlying value, future earnings growth and profits are useful tools, but by no means accurate. Investors should treat newspaper and magazine share tips with extreme caution and should not base investment decsions soley on the their recommendations.

OXO " Johnson on course for majority" Polls are usually wrong and can change very rapidly, long way to go, last minute tactical voting will be crucial to the eventual winner of this election.

Wids Agree Chinese banking system is becoming more indebted and less liquid mainly due to out of control unregulated rapid growth of their small banks. They pose a real systemic threat of large scale bank failure's resulting in a full blown banking crisis eroding the Government ability to control the economy and a potential cause of social unrest in the country.

Hardly surprising there is a huge shortfall in bank's operating capital due to fact 97% of its corporate loans had gone to companies belonging to the main two shareholders of the bank.
Corruption and money laundering on an epic scale by the country's wealthist two oligarchs.