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Faulty,
why do you think one is implying that? One knows you couldn't change a thing.
I'm just signposting newbies to the perils of believing your complete and utter nonsense.

Learningtoinvest,
yes sure .. we are just having a seasonal laugh and it wasn't meant to be taken seriously.
Please, investors don't take mistake 'Falky' for someone who knows what they are talking about!
You'll lose your shirt.

Winner of Hexham handicap hurdle 2 years ago and proved that ability remains intact on second run following a lengthy absence when fourth at Wetherby (19.7f) last month. Still. At about 7/1 it would make more sense than following complete outsider 10000/1 shot Falky .. a.k.a Garbled, Fakey and Faulty!

Yes leas, spot on there perhaps - it’s certainly more fishy than Johnson’s dodgy trade deal ... ole ‘Faulty’ using his *****house angle, eh?
Laughable to say the least.

Typo: 'wise time to buy'.

They don't have enough wealthy customers to make that work (most of them invested in offshore tax havens), besides can you see a conservative government allowing that to happen? We are not all in this together, never have been, high mortgage fees will cripple the housebuilding sector - we could be in for a long recession. The preferred model is shared ownership, which is another con-trick in itself. If the BOE go negative it could be a wise time to but if you're prepared to sit-on-it for a few years at least.

Predicting what might happen is not deramping, Faulty - you'll never learn, eh!

Good luck, Robleo, I hope to works out well too!

Don't under any circumstances love his enthusiasm, that's how Faulty drags newbies into his make-believe world where he's always right. Wake up children!

Well, it depends how long one plans to live, one supposes.

No Faulty, just calling it like it is ... Feb 4th DYOR

No Faulty, you're clueless!

Motbuck, negative interest rates are a real possibility. Early February could be a turning point either way!
If it goes low enough, I will invest (I'm not in here yet, just researching). If it goes up I won't invest. This is a long term goal IMO.

As much as we would like you to be right, Squid, Bexit and the Covid situation will be long lasting and both are equally disasterous.
Feb 4th is possibly where it goes down hill further ...DYOR

Faulty, you've never done any research in your life, have you, eh?

Laugh, we do Fakey/Garbled 'History being repeated' is what's making investors nervous, some of usl remember your dismal attempts in the southern seas some years ago!

He's no ordinary chancer, his predisposition to invent must be deep rooted in his childhood somewhere. I recommend that he takes regular sessions of introspection.

Fakey .... 'IMHO....DYOR'

You are a joke on here, we all know it.
You keep telling people to do their own research but keep coming out with statements that are baseless. So what research have you done, eh?
Even if you were to be right ( you probably will be one day with all the multiple, widely ranging attempts) it would be more luck than judgment.

Pre Brexit deal news, in the the Guardian by Paul Lewis of BBCRadio4’s moneybox:

‘Many British companies that have lost permission to operate in the European Economic Area — the 27 EU countries plus Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein — when the UK exits pan-EU financial services rules known as passporting. This forces British banks and building societies to navigate a labyrinth of 30 sets of regulations so as to be allowed to operate in each country.

Britain’s biggest bank, Lloyds, which includes Halifax and Bank of Scotland, wrote to 13,000 customers to tell those in Holland that bank accounts and credit cards are to be withdrawn; those in Slovakia that credit cards will be withdrawn but bank accounts allowed to continue; and those in Italy, Germany, Ireland and Portugal that business bank accounts will be banned but retail accounts will continue. The bank is also terminating a small number of expat mortgages in Slovakia. All the changes kick in on December 31.’

So are British banks solely internal?

Stagecoach,
Yes, at least you have some vision, unlike the Brexit dreamers.