Member Info for travesties

Thanks 67Sam !

JD VANCE, U.S. Vice President:

He has previously called Trump “America’s Hitler” and “cultural heroin”. And in one of the emails from 2016, Vance told Nelson: “The more white people feel like voting for Trump, the more Black people will suffer. I really believe that.”

He also called Trump “a disaster” and “a bad man”. Later, after Trump beat Hillary Clinton, Vance told Nelson he was “deeply pessimistic”.

TESCO SALES UP 5.4% IN 12 WEEKS TO MARCH 23 YEAR-ON-YEAR, SAINSBURY'S SALES UP 4.1%, SAYS KANTAR

You've coined a brilliant adjective:

TRUMP: " He’s think-skinned " !

I've been cutting my holding recently as the car claims case will be a big hit.

When do we hear about the Motor Insurance fiasco?

Is it today?

Trump is at war with the rest of the world and with more than half of his own nation.

We should rejoin Europe not pander to the orange dimwit freak.

Trump IS “absolutely repugnant”

STARMER WAS RIGHT !

LAMMY WAS RIGHT IN 2019.

Time to take a profit and reduce holding or wait for 175-200 ?

High yield is a factor for me in sticking around, having bought in sub 110p.

It was tempting to buy sub £20 but I'm still waiting. The graph in recent years has all been downhill all the way.

Today's Diageo stock price = year 2017 level?

Any old hands able to explain the decline? (4 Jan 2022: £41.03)

National minimum wage:

For those aged 21 and over, the national minimum wage will increase by 77p, to £12.21 an hour, on 1 April. For 18- to 20-year-olds, the rate has gone up to £10 – an increase of £1.40 an hour. Apprentices and those under 18 will now be paid a minimum of £7.55 an hour, which is a £1.15 increase.

Good news amidst the gloom!

"EasyJet has opened its 10th UK base at Southend airport, creating 140 jobs for pilots and cabin crew.

Some 122 flights per week will be operated by the carrier from the airport this summer, more than twice as many as last year, to leisure destinations across Europe and north Africa.

It will serve Barcelona, Lanzarote and Salzburg from October"

Tedious boring misogyny, sadly all to common on this site. Grow up, boys!

What you notice at Greggs stores: always busy, busy, busy. Therefore: buy, buy, buy!

Excellent value, especially compared to McD.

If Deutsche Bank really thinks the Greggs' share price will drop to 1330, surely they'd come in with a Big Short?

With real wages and minimum wage rising way above inflation it's clear that the Greggs offering is an affordable choice for cost-conscious workers and commuters looking for value and convenience. Gradual reduction in mortgage costs will also help with feel good factor going forward. Well done Labour: strong and stable government.

Transaction in own shares

Date of purchase: 29 January 2025

Aggregate number of ordinary shares purchased: 739,603 (ISIN GB0007099541)

Lowest price paid per share: GBP 6.5600

Highest price paid per share: GBP 6.7000

Average price paid per share: GBP 6.6799

Number of ordinary shares purchased:

6,245,034

Highest price paid per share (pence): 65.50

Lowest price paid per share (pence): 62.35

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