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Was it Whitelady or was it Newchurch?
I could be right, but I could be wrong.
Well you should know MrsN.

Quite right about Enoch's oratory skills BB. He was so good that interviewers couldn't quite understand the answers sometimes, he would have explain to them the finer points of the grammar he used.

Yeah 7th May it is A1, wobbled at the end but that's the price you get with tunnel vision and f*** everyone else.
If she was still here next Xmas the HOC would be voting on the 5th or 6th version of her deluded Brexit vision.

Oh dear, a wasted vote Suzy.
How can they go under the name Liberal democrats? What's democratic about trying to reverse a democratic referendum?

Yeah, as 'wids' would say - elevator down, stairs up.

Rightly or wrongly sold at an average loss of c12% today.

When GLEN enters an uptrend I believe it will be possible to recoup my losses and more by the time it reaches my original buy in price, which was 302.5 and 295.
I believe most were caught out at the speed and severity of this drop, but equally I believe the rate of recovery will be a lot slower, and therefore more opportunities.
BWTFDIK.

Pat, if you believe the SP will be in the 40's, best sell now and buy in later if you're still interested.
Volatility creates opportunity in my book.

If you're off to tick the Green / Lib Dem box and your not sure which one yet, it won't make any difference. This is Nigel's week.

I'm well aware it's called income, but as soon as the dividend is announced you know what your income will be so why the furore about when it actually reaches your account.
I guess, as there is usually nothing of any substance to talk about with regard to Lloyds the dividend becomes a major talking point.
I find it mildly amusing that twice a year we find peeps posting that that this or that platform has paid the dividend, it's like a 'one upmanship' who gets it first.
Oh well, we'll have this ritual four times a year soon.

It's quite comical seeing peep's on here worried about whether their dividends have arrived/been reinvested, it seems like a matter of life and death.
Meanwhile the SP continues its decline, wonder how many have sold since it went ex div, if they did they would have already made the equivalent sum, if they didn't then they've lost it (on paper).
Just saying.

The clue is in the name Crowcast the European Medical Agency.
It's a European Union agency, have you forgotten we're leaving.

Onlyif there has been some discussion on GLEN these last couple of days regarding brokers, you might want to have a look. Most are not happy with ii, the charges are due to increase I believe.
iweb and x-o seem in favor.

I have an HL SIPP (0.45% reducing to 0.25%) and Stocks and share ISA (max £45.00) and a Stocks/share ISA plus a Nominee A/c with Equinity (no charge).
I like being able to trade anywhere and quickly on the phone and the HL app is excelent, just sign in with your fingerprint,
the charges don't bother me.

Startup bank Monzo says it is the fastest-growing bank in the UK after gaining more than two million customers in less than 18 months.

The digital challenger bank is gaining more than 35,000 new current account customers every week, according to a statement released by the bank today.

It says the rapid growth means three in every 100 Brits now use its “hot coral” or reddy-orange debit cards for everyday spending.

Features like the ability to send money to others in just a few taps or split bills immediately have proved popular.

The app-only bank says much of its growth has come through word-of-mouth recommendations and referrals.

It recently began a partnership with other banks to offer flexible and fixed-term savings accounts and an easy-access ISA.

Now we all know the pitfalls re: Metro Bank but I
thought we (LLOY) set aside over 1billion pounds for exciting new digital developments.
This seems the way to go.

Crowcast post from yesterday @ 19:11.

"No.. I will take that back Simon.. the simple bit .. I haven't seen you post here before and I have no idea who you are so there was no need to be sarcy on my part. We disagree very clearly that's all. Good to see another poster here regardless of views."

"Good to see another poster here regardless of views"..... Don't worry Simon you'll soon be filtered, that's how much he values your views.

Love it, keep em coming tricky lol.

Exactly Bruce, why would any country want to progress to joining an organisation that dictates laws and be bound under their own court, the EUCJ.
What was wrong with a traditional free trade agreement?
Why progress to more integration.

You just have to ask yourself why are changes afoot, its because the current setup isn't the panacea it's projected to be.
Some peeps just can't face reality, the EU experiment is failing at every level, pity really they should have stopped when it was EFTA.

The latest European elections are likely to offer up the prospect of a bloody nose to both the Labour and Conservative parties as they lose voters to the Brexit party.

These EU elections are also likely to see the advance of Eurosceptic parties across the bloc, as voters tired of the political status quo, look to take back control from the more established parties, who appear to have lost the confidence of their voter bases.

It's so sad to read that so called educated, political aware people, some who post on this BB fail to see what is happening before their own eyes. Instead they choose to denigrate all opposition to their self centered, holier-than-thou, self-righteous, smug beliefs.
No names CC, oops just initials.

No, no commission Bruce, I was thinking about charges, these share platforms don't usually do something for nothing.
I never go for reinvestment myself.

Thank you for your reply.
Yes I think most on here are acquainted with the town of Newchurch, btw, have you relatives on the IOW?

The admin are pro remain here, what ever happened to impartiality.