Member Info for TheFarEnd

The Riddler!!

"We all know you are doing all this negative bullcaca
Cos you wanted to buy 0.5p cheaper, Please stop it !!"

Falklandinvestor, do you honestly believe that peeps on here can talk the Lloyds SP lower, or was the clue in the subject?

From my own perspective I've never reported or filtered anyone on LSE.
I agree on one thing, in that this forum has changed immeasurable lately but it is not down to any one individual IMO.
Things get heated when comments get personal, insults and swearing usually follow and sadly some do their proof reading after hitting that post message button.

Just browsing through and I must make a comment regarding LTI.
In the past I've found that he frequently posts his trades on here and if there is an imbalance/disparity in people's comments he will call them out and is quite meticulous in trying to get them to explain. This of course can upset some, no doubt posters opinions differ and as a consequence they tend to take sides, some just aren't bothered and won't read it.
We're all different but I guess in the end we, in our own way decide who we believe.
My own view is that if you make a post/claim on here you should be accountable for it, alas these BB's don't work like that.
BTW, I'm all for questioning posters comments because let's face it there are enough fantasists and bull.s.h.i.t.t.e.r.s. on here. You know who you are and probably most on here do as well and have come to that conclusion already.
Usually the fantasists disappear for a few days start their comments and hope everyone's forgotten their claims.
Quite a laugh really.
Enjoy your weekend what's left of it.

I think you've misread my post Suzy, where did I say nobody should ever be able to change their mind about something?
Certainly on 2nd EU referendums there's no doubt that voters were threatened, coerced, bribed, given meaningless concessions call it what you want, it's the way the failing EU operate.

Our democracy doesn't work like that Suzy, people die, born, get older and change their minds and the result stands.
Now European democracy is different, remember if a country votes against the commission (unelected by the way) what happens?
Oh that's the wrong result have another referendum until you get it right.

I had a feeling it might be you Wids lol.

Ref, those RobinHooders, it seems it's still the case you don't get nothing for nothing.

We've had more predictions than Nostradamus on here, this BB is now more like some junior AIM exploration company.
Everyone pulling fantasy SP figures to combat opposing views with no substance believing their opinions would affect the SP.
Just waiting for some p.r.a.t to mention multibagger, there's always one.

I bet he's still bullish and holds many, many shares, the results of all those share options he awarded himself.

3.2 billion impairment to come, thoughts of a Divi being reinstated anytime soon, can be forgotten.

FFS either buy some or move on, if you must tell us wait until you've bought some, like we're interested.
Footnote - the FTSE does not drive Lloyds SP, it's not dragging it anywhere, think about it.

We'll end up like Germany snige, with all these holidays, extensions, reduced payments etc, mortgages will be passed down from father to son.
They're certainly trying to stop the defaults coming down the line.

"If I say I’m waiting until the end of today to buy at sub 30p and then post later tonight that Lloyd’s will open at 35p tomorrow does that mean I’ll fit right in on this forum?"
You've noticed, you'll fit right in here NEWTOTHEGAME.

I've already asked him that this morning, as like the rest of us when somebody makes a claim we are genuinely interested.
For info, looking back my best trade since CV-19 broke was about 44% gain over 3 trading days back in March.
Needless to say it was not Lloyds.

These BB's are littered with ambiguous trading claims, all of them after the event. Actually that's not strictly true there's some spurious claims as to the size/value of their investments which probably doesn't impress anybody.
geoffss it's not about the size of the trade its all relative but TBF WCB did say he was day trading, which in my book makes his claim regarding Lloyds trades impossible.
We await his reply.

One tweet from Trump and its all change, I bet he's loving it and making a few bob behind the scenes.

WESTCCOUNTRYBO, I think you're somewhat confused between day trading and so called swing trading.
If you're up just over 50% after five trades perhaps you might like to enlighten the BB how you achieved this?
Just be aware if you are day trading as you say you are, then of course you would have closed your positions before the end of each trading day, the clue's in the name. :-))

They're asking the wrong consumers, you let em out and they think everything is hunky-dorey, them chickens haven't come home yet.

Euro zone consumer confidence jumped more than expected in June, a flash estimate from the European Commission showed on Monday, as governments gradually eased lockdown restrictions imposed in March against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Good luck to all you day traders on here, range today so far 0.73p, I bet your coining it.

Change from Carney.
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Monday that the central bank should start to reverse its quantitative easing asset purchases before raising interest rates on a sustained basis, a reversal of long-standing BoE policy.

https://reut.rs/2YjZPFg

Difficult getting a response on here DCB most have left this BB, all you get now are price predictions based on, well nothing really.
Which brings us to your post, I say one thing every weekend the bad penny shows up, at least you're reliable.
France's Europe Minister Amelie de Montchalinen also said, we won't be able to have access to the EU recovery plan, nearly spilt me beer. By the time that is up and running the next pandemic will be upon us. Also we're not contributing towards it either.
Here's something for your amusement...
Not only have Toyota affirmed their commitment to continue manufacturing cars in their Derbyshire factory – despite warnings to the contrary during the EU referendum – they’ve now also announced they’re to shortly begin building a new hybrid car for Suzuki from their Burnaston plant, before being sold right across Europe. This follows Nissan’s decision to concentrate production in Sunderland.
Plenty of popcorn there.

There's more.
At last they are beginning to get the message and have now formally accepted the transition period will end in December, didn't take em long lol.
Plus.
Despite Brexit the Anglo-Dutch consumer goods giant Unilever repeatedly threatened that if the United Kingdom were to leave the EU it would have to consolidate its headquarters in Holland. Now the gloating and threats from Remainers looks seriously misjudged as the firm has announced that in fact the opposite will happen, the firm is indeed ditching its duel structure, to consolidate in London, not the Netherlands. This follows Nissan’s announcement that it will consolidate manufacturing in Sunderland, shutting its Madrid plant. The doomsters and gloomsters got it wrong…that includes you DCB or whatever your name is this week, oh yes mind-da-gap.
POPCORN ANYONE.