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I see the auditors have now quit the party of choice of two of our most bigoted and hypocritical posters on this Lloyds BB.
The SNP is now in free fall along with their dreams of partition from the countries that have continued to support them.
Machiismo and Gazzleberry must be gutted after all their trolling of the government South of the border, funny ol' world ain't it.
Let's hope the new auditor's will be able to find their recent contributions for what is now the lost cause of independence.
You see when you get too smug there's always something that comes along to knock you off your perch.
Seems their beloved leader is keeping a low profile, just like them.
Love it.

The opinionated Gazzleberry has just left the building and (it's his round :-)
These are hypothetical scenarios, that means the figures involved are based on a suggested idea or theory. They are imagined or suggested but not necessarily real or true.
Nevertheless the maths theory holds up.
It's a bit like trying to explain, for example, where the misplaced £600k has disappeared from your accounts scenario, only this example may turn out to be fact.
Btw, I wonder how much Gazzleberry donated to this so-called independence referendum fund.

Topical….
Lloyds continuing their upward momentum to ex divi day.
Enjoy your day folks.

Wondered when you would pipe up machiismo. As you're so vocal and critical on the present government, just wondering if you have any thoughts on your beloved SNP latest shenanigans?
Btw, I think you have spent your fair share of time arguing with strangers on the web, don't you?

"The governor of the Bank of England has pulled out of the CBI’s flagship dinner after fresh allegations of sexual misconduct at the UK’s most prominent business lobbying organisation.
Leading companies, including Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC (LON:RR) are also reviewing their membership after the Guardian revealed multiple claims of sexual misconduct by CBI staff.
The Guardian reported allegations from more than a dozen women who said that they had been victims of various forms of sexual misconduct by senior figures at the CBI."

Here's their mission statement lol.
"The CBI has an ambitious vision for the economy of the future. A healthier, more diverse, greener and innovative economy. The most dynamic, competitive and future-focused economy in the world. We champion business so it can lead, not fear, the changes that are all around us."

Is this the same CBI that, just like Oliver, is always asking for more from the government. It seems that some of its staff may have got more than they wanted.

"This included an account from a woman who alleged she was raped at a staff party on a boat on the River Thames.
The latest allegations of misconduct by senior figures at the CBI are separate to those made about its director general, Tony Danker, last month."

""Written by Proactive Investors.

Ww.
Not hate, just fairness.
We've put up with that sanctimonious Scottish git on this forum berating everything about the English and Lloyds Bank far too long.
Well he ain't English and he's not a Lloyds shareholder. He's just an embittered little Scotlander who gives it but probably can't take it.
You can visualise the prat down the pub, opinionated on every subject but when called out leaves very quickly (before standing his round).
What goes around comes around,
Not that it was on the cards, but Scottish independence has gone for a very long time, I'm loving it.
You probably won't hear from Gazzleberry for a little while, he's filtered all the 'moron's' lolol.

Nicola Sturgeon's husband Peter Murrell arrested in connection with SNP finance probe
The 58-year-old remains in custody after being arrested as a suspect in connection with the ongoing investigation into the funding and finances of the Scottish National Party.
Best look at your own rabid dogs Gazzleberry. And you wondered why sturgeon resigned when everyone else knew what was coming.
Rotten to the core.

See what I mean, Gazzleberry never fails to disappoint. Same ol same ol, still going on about buybacks and brexit. Oh well here goes….it's not brexit that has made you poorer it's the SNP's fixation on independence and misappropriation of funds you numpty.

All it takes is one comment about buybacks and off we go again, around and around. We've heard all the arguments, for and against, many times. Why keep going on about it? Just like brexit, you can't change it, same ol same ol, this BB is becoming just fecking predictable and boring, nobody wants the crac anymore.
Can't even mention another share here without some boring bas tard piping up, 'this is a Lloyds BB'.
Why not talk all night about buybacks, Zzzzzzzzzz.
I'm just voicing my opinion…..

More and more regulation = more and more capitalisation = more and more failure investigations with the same inevitable result, lessons learnt.

Re-read.
Next report, May it is then.

Banks are the Achilles heel of the market economy. The combination of risky long-term assets with liquid liabilities redeemable at par is a standing invitation to illiquidity and insolvency. Contagion is also a permanent danger. The events of recent weeks have reminded us of these realities.

So, what lessons should be learnt, including in the UK? As Andrew Bailey, governor of the Bank of England has reminded the House of Commons Treasury Committee, “Banking is an international industry and the UK is a significant financial centre.” The UK wants to enjoy the benefits, while minimising the risks. What is, at least so far, a “mini” crisis is a reminder of the risks.
So, what are the obvious lessons?
First, an open financial entrepot like the UK is vulnerable to regulatory failures elsewhere. Thus, as Bailey stressed, it was helpful that Silicon Valley Bank UK was a ringfenced subsidiary, not a branch. That allowed the UK to resolve it quickly and independently.

Second, the story of Credit Suisse shows that policymakers may find it hard to impose orderly resolution on politically sensitive institutions, even when a plan for it exists. The UK authorities need to consider whether and how they would have done better in a similar case. Ring Fencing of the domestic retail bank did not avoid the problem in that case. That is disturbing.

https://www.ft.com/content/355bf40e-6666-4049-ab93-b7198540a4d2

Well found Eric….
"Beowulf Mining is a mining company with main activities in exploration and extraction with operations in Sweden, Finland and Kosovo. The extraction consists primarily of iron ore, graphite, gold and other base metals."

How anyone would try and explain this as an intention to extract is beyond me, and then to try and defend it, is at best, delusional, or just plain bonkers. (^_^)
Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

"House prices fell 3.1% year-on-year, the biggest such drop since July 2009, Nationwide said."
There's some desperate sellers out, no different to selling shares, it's all about the timing.
Still overpriced imo, will give some hope to many but you'll still need a sizable deposit.

Thanks for putting that right A1.

Re; CNA, yeah Brix it's a long road back up.
You may have made the right move here, it's a profit and you can't knock that.

Ww.
There's not a lot that makes Gazzleberry happy; he's too conceited. If you're not aligned with his mainly negative thinking especially about LBG, in his eyes you're a moron which probably includes most on this BB.

Re: Centrica, I bought in here at 41p with a target/takeout price of 90p, since taking profit I have retained 30,469 shares and hoping for 120p. Who knows it's a long slog northwards for CNA and I aim to be out before the general election probably in the autumn of 2024.

What is wrong with talking about other contributors investments?
It may be the Lloyds BB but investment and making profit is what it's all about. We're all here to learn a bit more, unless your name is Gazzleberry and he knows everything. :-))

Did anyone here get a personal thank you from Phil Thomas founder of LSE.co.uk?
I believe this was in association with the just giving page that members contribute to Mr Meerkats competition, kindly run by Asperger1.
If not I must have contributed elsewhere.

Suzy Today 10:19….
"TFE...I didn't say I'd read it because I most definitely had not."
Suzy yesterday 11:31….
"I read it as an intention, TFE...they intend to extract when they get the environmental go ahead to do so"

I'm sorry Suzy but your credibility is shot. I'll repeat what I said yesterday. It's pitiful, give it a rest please, it's embarrassing.

Eric, they have indeed changed the website. It's been amended from "main activities in exploration and extraction" to "with the ambition to extract iron ore over 30 years"
This now appears at least twice on the site, just to make sure there is no misunderstanding.
They either read it here or Suzy reported it. I've long thought she must be on the payroll with her relentless bias support and outmoded thinking, hehe.
Yes I'm being serious Suzy but it's lost in cyberspace now, I didn't take a screenshot, why would I.
Anyway you admitted yesterday that you had read it and interpreted it as an intention so you can't deny it didn't exist can you?

Hi Eric, haven't looked this morning, but if it's not there then it will prove that the peeps at BEM have read this site and changed that falsehood as a matter of urgency.