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Buy when others are being stupid ... I think Buffett said .... topped up a few more.

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Brexit is not at all a pointless argument.... has the electorate learned anything from this dumb decision, with the little English electorate reconsider when the Celtic nations have rejoined the EU?

My point was simply, that UK no mates had no help in the EU and Sym needs mates in the EU.

Denial of this plain fact is simply cowardice in admitting error.

“If you really have intelligence I'm sure it wouldn't take too much effort to move yourself to the eu, might I suggest the real issue is you don't want to.”

I’ll need a Golden Visa .... this past year has been good .... another £150K and I can buy one.

Then I have the choice ... so we will see which I choose.

Meanwhile ... graduates still earn on average £10,000 per year more than non graduates.....

.... so that debt is easily paid off for most ...; but not all I will agree.

Those that fail to pay off the debt get it written off by the government.

That’s why the Tory “fee paying” scheme cost more than the old grant system to run... so I believe.

“ You means those that get themselves into horrendous debt whilst having their minds and thoughts institutionalised by our educational "system‘

Given that 44% of UK graduates come from independent fee paying schools ... the cost of University education for these folk is far less than the cost of ordinary schooling .... it’s called an investment in your child’s future ....

Maybe you should ask why people are prepared to spend up to £30K a year to put their kids through Harrow and Eton to try to get to Oxbridge.

So remind me exactly wot is UK’s representation in the EU that is able to help Symphony ....

.... and who are you relying upon to make a judgement in favour of Symphony?

The EU?

Doesn’t sound much like “taking back control” to me ....

... but does sound a lot like being an EU rule taker ...

Big Ooops.

Let’s see .... 68% of graduates voted to remain in the EU ....

70% of GCSE failures voted for Brexit.

Whilst. It would be easier to move to the EU if we were still in the EU ....

... so your comment is rather ridiculous.

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“ They scammed the nation and eventually it came back and bit them on the butt.”

That will be why UK’s GDP is taking a Brexit hit as well as a covid19 hit.

“ EU loves our money thats all they hate us and have done since we won the last war for them.”

I think you will find that economic regions of the UK .... voted to remain in the EU .... it was the low wage, unskilled low education voter that swung it towards Brexit ....

... the same numpties that could not figure out that Osborne’s Northern Powerhouse, delayed because of Brexit concerned the levelling up of the UK economy ... that Brexit was not needed to achieve.

Meanwhile us highly skilled remainers didn’t mind paying the EU membership fee, and since we paid it ... so I suggest you quit with “our money” nonsense.

My point stands ... out of the EU the UK has virtually no influence. Its wot you voted for.

Whose fault is it for electing do nothing UKIP MEPs?

See fishing as an example.

Just think, if UK was still in the EU, or had EU MEPs that took an interest in UK matters, the problem might have been solved amicably and quickly.

It's a shame .. but there it is.

Still, I bought back a few this morning.

Not into jam tomorrow returns myself.

Annoying when someone is trying to keep a lid on the closing price.

Another good day .... 100p and beyond possible but so is 70p ... it’s what makes trading fun .... half the time.

GLA

Wait for the bottom ... just below the price given to mates ... while . I agree ... sickening.

MMs up to their usual tricks ... open the spread trying to catch stop losses before shooting up .... onwards and upwards from here AIMHO.

I read last year that Seplat were moving into renewables ... looking good .... ;)

I think it was BSIF ... that led the plunge yesterday .... fat finger error ,, triggering algos to sell the sector .... who knows ,,, I topped up here at 97.2 p .....

... as far as I can see .. this sector does shave off a tad when the wider market rises ... but I'm taking money out of the wider market and putting it in this sector ready for the next sell off.

GLA

Saw today that electricity produced from renewables was cheaper than coal .... also has been a good hedge for a falling market keeping value.

Missed this little gem ... been in Trig & JLen but added here.

Watch the share price .... that will be the first to move.