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We are now in fog maze

we all know Brexit has steered the share price downwards, we all need banking services despite lloyds Growth prospect linked to UK economy, given UK economy remains a growth country, i strongly believe cureent share price has virtually priced in Brexit scenario
Good luck at whatever price you can buy them

I have abstracted headline news
Unless FT writer is in Christmas ?? spirit

Would that mean a domino effect claim?

Anybody have any full knowledge of this article ?

U.K. banks could face multi billion £ liabilities Fir mid sold mortgages FT Says

I think its cheaper to buy the shares then to pay for pre paid funeral costs another business for life. At current price surely it makes great investment

every dog has its day unfortunatletly its not FUM day today lol

Is this article for real 0(0 - Article only worth its weight if Igas can prove it wrong Dont panick stock will only do U turn tyen yu will feel completely left out Those lth will carry on holding because folks igas has superior qualified persons engaged in research

Buy the dip then sit back and watch Igas GROW in my opinio

At 1.10 i would be strong holder more to come surely

???? 98p

Oct 27 (Reuters) - Bookrunner: * Ferrexpo : Bookrunner- intention to sell approximately 70 mln ordinary shares of Ferrexpo Plc representing approximately 11.9 pct * Ferrexpo : Bookrunner- Following placing, seller expected to hold about 71 mln shares, about 12.0 pct of company's issued ordinary share capital Source text for Eikon: urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nRSa6660Na (Bengaluru Newsroom: +91 806 749 1136)

My previously purchase was bought at £2.25p in anticipation of selling around £5

Jefferies reiterate target 30 p Mcguires' reiterate target 20p What are they smoking?

2016 Interim Just look at the results no wonder we are up Michael Abrahams, Non-Executive Chairman, said: "We are pleased to report a good set of financial results given the challenging circumstances in the iron ore industry. We have improved the quality of our pellet output, increased sales volumes to record levels and significantly reduced our cost base. Cash generated from operating activities was US$142 million for the period (up 61% compared to the first half of 2015) which allowed the Group to repay US$120 million of debt amortisation in the first half of 2016. The Group continues to control costs and to benefit from selling a premium product to the world's top steel mills. Pellet demand remains strong and Ferrexpo believes it is well placed to continue to improve in all cycle