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Then there's a possible BOE negative interest rate which will impact tremendously!

65 - 70p **2021 ...No chance.

And of no doubt, a possible BOE negative interest rate will knock the stuffing out of it!

65 - 70p 2021 ... no chance - wake up!!

Over optimistic or what!
Those ticks are predominantly the result of the government marking their own homework?
Wake up,
Brexit - disasters imminent
Covid - even if the situation improves, will create a downturn for a long time.
The ‘magic money tree’ that we were previously told didn’t exist will wilt, and taxed will need to rise, whoever’s in power.
You can’t buy your candy if you’re skint, just the privileged and lucky few.

That’s the reality.

That is one funny comic:

‘...the prospect of a UK economic recovery likely to boost sentiment around Lloyds shares.’

Economic recovery, you are so gullible, I’m absolutely pmsl!

Not a chance, old son.

Typo: re-run ... not reprieve.

And your point is?

That statement just points out the blatantly obvious. In truth, the economy hasn’t got off the ground since this Government got into power. The pandemic will be the most welcome scapegoat ever to have trotted up the Tory lawn. The blond clown in charge was at his most popular when the ‘clap for carers’ doorstep nonsense occurred. Keen to reproduce this, Incognito stirring sticks are hoping for a reprieve in the form of ‘clap for heroes’ - sheer irony with the Tories being the enemy of a free NHS. Most carers and NHS workers would rather people ‘stay at home’ and stay in. Let’s just pay them better, especially the auxiliaries.
No, it’s a no brainier that the economy will be on a protracted downturn, compounded by Brexit.

You don’t need Sunak to tell you that.

70p 2021 - no chance ... DYOR

Tricky
I don’t suppose for one minute we would agree on politics, but one respects that your chosen ideologies are your prerogative. One must agree though that the USA has sunken to and all time low. Trump in my opinion has made a laughing stock of the party he proclaims to represent and has caused many of the devisions. The situation is also still manifesting on Fox News. We know that the media outlet is not known particularly for real journalism; one would think the towel would be thrown in now and momentarily at least they would stop the disparity.

Three million more people voted for Hillary Clinton than Donald Trump in 2016 and yet after Trump won we didn’t hear a peep from Ainsley Earhardt or Fox News about how those Clinton voters felt:

“There are 75 million people that voted for President Trump. And they are scared. They are worried about what the future of this country looks like. They are confused and heartbroken that their candidate didn't win and they don't want to be forgotten.” .. Ainsley Earhardt:

Fox News is very sparse on pointing out that’s how Voting works.
Those who get fewer votes lose.

This is my last post on the subject because some people are genuinely upset.
On a brighter note it has been a good day for Tremor. Do you have a view on the Trading update? Where could this take us?

That would appear to be sound advise, Stevie .... thanks for your thoughts, it is appreciated.

Stevie, forget Farage & Trump.
I’m so glad I took your advice before Christmas - I topped up @ 3.60

RE STT1, yes, appears to be continually negative - what happened to him?

I’m no expert, but:

‘The Company's record revenue and profit growth in the second half of 2020 continued through to the year-end, with trading in the month of December at a record high and materially exceeding the Company's expectations’

This sound excellent, thoughts gentlemen?

Any thoughts on the Trading Statement would be welcome.

gdog,
Assuming someone is ignorant is ignorance itself. Subtly suggesting someone refrain from talking about other countries because of lack of knowledge is a mild form of bullying, that usually follows insecurity. One is not so clueless as to observe that the mob causing trouble did so with great ease, almost as if someone let it happen, and it was clearly incited from the top down.

I have a rule that seems to work for me. If I have something to say, I say it. I keep my mouth shut if I’m unsure, and not because someone is trying to shut me down. Citizens of one country who like to talk about what's going on in another country, in which they don't live, and do not know what's really going on, would be well served to observe how Americans have not ever practiced that notion. We certainly have had our share of interference from over the pond to say the least.

Why have Trump's British supporters gone so quiet?
Where's Nigel Farage?
The guy spent four years boasting about his relationship with the Donster, - who also pushed British politics from the sidelines.
Just two months ago little Farage called him:

“The most resilient and brave person” he had ever met.

America In my opinion is well rid of Trump. We wish you guys all the best, but America is the most politically interfering country on the planet.

It looks like pandemic aid under the Democrats is expected to be taken seriously ‘at last’, - this is helping markets because it’s a sensible approach . The joker who recommended people get injections of bleach will soon be forgotten, and good riddance.

You think big, that’s good, but shouldn’t we be ever so cautious?

Without wishing to get too political, I’m glad Trump is going. The man was and is an embarrassment worldwide, ... IMO.

That’ll do nicely!

wouterius,
That’s a pretty impressive post, I’m not knowledgeable of such things myself, but I get the gist of what you’re saying. Maybe the more informed investors on here can respond and enlighten us further. To me it sounds like ‘the cat is out of the bag’.
thanks for sharing your thoughts .

'As for CTV coming of a low base, well it's not so low now is it'

Tricky appears to be correct, all the reports I have read indicate that it is booming!

The state of easyjet’s customer relations embarrassing after all her excellent work. Brands that are used to talking at their customers are at risk of being tone-deaf, while brands that do the work to listen and thoughtfully engage with their customers have an opportunity to rebuild. Unfortunately easyjet’s voucher fiasco and non-contacability will find them little loyalty from past customers, blaming covid for staying stumb won’t wash. IMO easyjet will struggle to get off the ground for a long time. I’m so glad I got out of this share pre covid.