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Jayfax "You might not care what it costs because uou dont understand less money means poorer life style, for ordinary people and people already in effective poverty. Less money means worse infrastructure, health services, roads, councils, education police and crime." "More" money on Euro low rates "means poorer life style, for ordinary people and people already in effective poverty". Less money and not borrowing, living within ones means creates stability which Greece would now wish for.

The theory was good from the nurds who designed it - of course it's dreadful. Takes time to play out.

The EU now live in a bail in era. The German who is almost certain to take over Draghi next year won't be a CTRL+P fanatic. The one glove fits all Eurozone was doomed from the getgo, the theory was good, but unfortunately reality and outcome becomes more evident as time passed by.

Good bloke Henson

UT - I avoid eating near ports. Always fear it's the remains of someone's or somethings arrse, even if it's called an EU donut.

Picked a load of blackberries yesterday. Mixed with Bramley apples, crumble on top with custard. Remainder will be scoffed today - woo hoo!

All eyes on Italian bold yields...up and up and up. And EU banks, down down down. Bail ins boys on the cards - poor basstards.

Alot of IKEA tack is made in Turkey - oops! Cutlery - Sheffield steel. Toilet rolls and napkins - Brussels

I know what to avoid. Pigs transported in 2cvs, they become stressed. You can't eat cutlery, plates, tables or chairs. You mean Timbuktu...nah, prefer Axminster carpet from Devon, the smell of goat shite would the grub.

Beef - Scottish Carrots - English Cauliflower - English Red cabbage - English Yorkshires - English Colman's - English mustard Horse radish cream - English Red onion gravy - English Bordeaux red wine - umm err bolux.

Freya, right about red wine and cider. Definitely counters a bag of peanuts.

Senokot or prune juice?

A few stop losses taken out @ around 60p. Needs to close above 60p otherwise confidence sapper.

Not part of the ECB - lucky or what!

Yes utter EU chaos reflected in their banking sector due to ECB policy.

UK is doing some what better, but all will get slapped with consequences by association with debt.

TFE - that's because the real world and future for them went missing.

BLAH

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The boards depressing - too many pessimists ...ahem

That maybe and don't disagree. We were talking Trump and tarrifs not your personal investment strategy.