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“I’ve simply corrected misinformation when it’s posted. It’s just keeping the facts straight.”

Asi…

There are many, many versions of the truth, and let's face it, what you post is not even your version.

When you find some of these ‘facts’ that in your world need straightening and don't fit your agenda, you conveniently ignore them.

Starmer and his gang are finding to their cost that their version of the truth keeps coming back to bite them. That's why they can't answer any questions in the house.

If they did they would soon be ousted for lying.

It's called PMQ’s, whereas it should be called PM answers, that way he would be accountable for his answers.

Paddyk is another one who finds it difficult to defend his own posts.

“The Fed is no longer fully in control of the inflation-growth balance. Instead, it is reacting to political and market pressures, rather than leading with policy credibility.”

I've heard that one before.

Andrew Bailey rings a bell.

He's trying to present himself like some sort of financial guru Gate.

He'll always be associated with popcorn in my book.

I see Macron has named Armed Forces Minister Sebastien Lecornu as the new PM. Seems like given time everyone will take their turn. Another busted flush.

Why are you asking the mods STP you usually just report everyone. We know with your recent posts you've had a final warning from admin. But you just can't help slipping back to form.

Keep up the Lloyds posts because it's important to know what the SP is especially when it reaches 80p. 🤡

"My bad I meant July but my mistake is a far cry from your own"

Asp I didn't make a mistake as I said I was trying to get a response from STP.

You're not so good without AI are you, just another simple investor, hehe.

Asp, I know you and STP are not the same.

Asp, check your stats before posting cra p.

Tell us all again when labour entered office.

I'm waiting for STP to reply, he has selective responses to certain posts. If he's true to form he'll make a comment on my last post.

"lloyds share price is up almost 50% this year"

STP talking more bs again. Check your stats before posting cra p.

“Blaming Labour for a long-term exit plan feels more like political theatre than serious analysis”

asimpleinvestor.

Their words (executive chairman Brian Gilvary) not mine. Ineos don't play “political theatre” as you say. It's this labour government that are playing at it, whereas companies like Ineos exist only because they make money. Something this bunch of clueless tax grabbing morons can't understand.

This comes months after Ineos shut down its oil refinery in Grangemouth as a letter told the 400 workers impacted that “the market in Scotland has been unable to support a refinery”

You've obviously made your own mind up about this tax and spend regime so carry on trying to defend them. 'Trying' being the operative word.

Sarah Jones, labor's new minister for policing and crime once worked for the radical group campaigning to defend the police.

Who elected this bunch of nutters?

Talking about climate change I see Jim Radcliffe has had enough of Millibands nonsense.

Ineos Energy has announced it will cut UK funding in favour of the US, with its “proper energy security and a proper fiscal regime,” executive chairman Brian Gilvary said.

The company boss took aim at the UK’s tax policy, labelling it “one of the most unstable fiscal regimes in the world”.

Another £3 billion exiting UK shores.

That's labour in action. Your government, working for you.

The dip$hits believed the rhetoric.

Can you get a copy of the express with your £1.

IDK, but the guardian is struggling for funds, it's like a begging bowl when anyone visits that leftist propaganda site.

"Hopefully Lloyds can stay stable for a few months

While hopefully the economy can grow a little"

Mustard.

Yup, the only thing left in Pandora's box was hope. Ironically that's the only thing this government has got left, HOPE.

Gawd help us!

Don't you just love it.

Looking forward to more labour infighting when they get around to electing a new deputy leader.

Rayner's exit has forced Labour into a deputy leadership of the Labour party contest.

Here's the motley crew being mentioned, more Dumbo's to follow.

Shabana Mahmood.

Ed Miliband.

Wes Streeting.

Emily Thornberry.

A poll last month showed 64% of Labour members believe the party is heading “in the wrong direction.”

Yer don't say, and there's still a few brainless idiots on this BB who think they're doing a good job.

I despair.

Don't you just feel for Rayner?

She's got to find an extra £40k and at the same time her emoluments have reduced by at least that amount. I don't feel for that scumbag (her words not mine). It's the son who's going to pay, looking like the trust fund is having to find another £40k she will probably round it up to 50k.

Why was she allowed to resign? The spineless PM got it wrong again.

What a $hit show.

Cat got your tongue STP and Paddy?

Promoted way beyond her capabilities and that can be applied to the rest of them. Bunch of amateurs.

“Excellent start to the day for lloyds!”

Alas, not such a good start for you STP.

Seems the welcher from Brixton is now joined by yet another outspoken shyster, StickyToffeePudd. Formally known as

DeadCatBounce but still the same shyster.

It's no wonder he's a socialist, with morals like that he'll be in good company with our present government.

Sorry STP, you've lost all credibility on this BB, just like a few others I could mention.

Have a good day and reflect on your actions STP.

The United Kingdom manufacturing sector's downward spiral continues. The S&P Global Manufacturing PMI fell to 47 from July's 48., according to the S&P Global report released today.

The drop in new orders is attributed to weak market conditions, tariff uncertainties, downbeat client confidence and a UK government devoid of any ideas of how to correct it.

With both domestic and overseas demand slumping, now showing the complete lack of understanding how markets function.

Manufacturing sector weakness was driven by a sharp drop in new work intakes, with manufacturers listing subdued client confidence and cost caution around the increase in minimum wages as reasons.

Rob Dobson, director at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said that "production volumes are still showing resilience in the face of global geopolitical uncertainty and US tariff policies," but that "August also saw total order books and overseas demand both falling at some of the fastest rates seen over the past two years.”

Well, there's a surprise, who'd have thought it!

Oh yes the usual idiots who were quite vocal after last year's election results but are strangely silent of late.

Former BoE Deputy Governor Baroness Minouche Shafik is replacing Lee Bollinger.

Starmer wants economic advice of his own, separate to the support given to the chancellor as things are going, no gone ti ts up.

she was on the Resolution Foundation’s special “commission” with Torsten Bell (another W⚓, capital W).

She co-chaired the entire ‘Economy 2030 Inquiry’ underpinning the report that called for the following tax rises….

Cut the VAT registration threshold to £50,000 then £30,000.

Create Road Duty for EVs.

End free carbon permits & introduce carbon border adjustment.

Encourage local congestion charges.

Charge Capital Gains Tax on death and when moving out of the UK.

Scrap non-dom status.

Hike national insurance for higher self-employed incomes by 300% to 8%.

Hike basic rate of Dividend tax from 8.75% to 20%.

Introduce NI for rental income.

Extend employer NI to employer pension contributions.

Cut the £270,000 cap on tax-free pensions to £40,000.

Make everyone pay inheritance tax by scrapping the nil-rate band.

Hike vehicle excise duty for heavier cars.

Introduce pay-per-mile road duty for electric vehicles.

Scrap business and agricultural property reliefs.

Raise Capital Gains Tax on shares to 37% and real estate to 53%.

A taste of what has transpired and a taste of what is to come.

You fking useless labour voters.

What a $hit show.