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I was in 5 EU countries last week AND non EU countries. Only produce the mug shot once - that was exiting the UK. Fuss about nothing.

Good to see the increasing number of vehicle registration plates without the EU flag. Back to Lloyd's. It didn't like the rate hike after all. Buybacks don't shift it, rate hikes neither - what to do

I've got a Pinky & Perky passport cover. Who gives a shite what colour it is.

A definite shift from momentum stocks into value stocks. Sentiment has changed, the top is in, data is poor - watch out below. Nothing lasts forever....

Wouldn't read too much into that. Building costs will go up and passed on. Already had a negative effect across the pond. Next up the ECB summer 19

9 - 0

err no. It's the demand side that's the problem, not the supply. The supply was high at 89p, it's a lack of interest from buyers in a corporate dealing in money in an over leveraged indebted society with risk and limited growth prospects - that's simple economics.

No idea, It could hit a quid. Haven't had a hike in yonks.

As I said before, these CBankers are smart. The big con. https://www.cnbc.com/video/2018/07/31/santelli-exchange-central-bank-balance-sheets.html?__source=cnbcembedplayer

Justice Iceland style. Bang em up for a few years, and educate them in the many ways a lampost could be used.

"The director share awards are disgusting and an abuse of power, incidious theft from share holders"

You were warned.

That's Bankers for ya!

They enrich themselves first and ordinary shareholders come down the pecking order - what's new eh.

Shareholders robbed of pound notes in the back pocket...well, you get what you vote for in this business.

Pound notes or Perceived wealth - take your pick.

Morning Jayfax. Carney is an employee of the BOE, not the treasury, and I think most people understand that. I reckon his casting vote of the nine will probably be the deciding one - who knows. Any rate increase in the cost of money will impact everything, from existing to future borrowings, some good, some bad. Savers would benefit if passed on ect. Recent FED hikes are already impacting the US housing market and should be used as a window to what happens in the UK, or anywhere else.

As I'm human, English, I support no one, believe in nothing, trust nobody including the church and the men in cloth. I'll help myself to the collection plate with my back to the wall and any spare lead. Believe in oneself Amen

https://youtu.be/rvYuoWyk8iU

https://youtu.be/pSlNGUGmImo In name only.....

Think positive boys..... Real Estate and mortgages on the red planet. Take a decent water filter.

They're coming back. Release date I believe is 30th March 2019 - but don't hold me to it....the grapevine and that.

Also, the amount of buybacks in recent years on cheap debt just highlights the problem, and now they're going to act.

Correct Stagecoach. But they (authorities) know it goes on and doesn't have to prove anything to change the law regards buyback insider timings. It's already going through house precedures - we shall see.

For many reasons. Corporate insider abuse, buying on debt, lack of shareholder value ect. They are the biggest net buyer of stocks by far and creates distortion.