[Ranjm] jings
Yeah, I would be surprised if it fell back to 200p but looking at the past year, especially May/July, you never know. Would be soo pi**ed if it did but hopefully with the float and all, like you say,...
View Article[kevin5] RBS
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d7715302-f5bf-11e1-bf76-00144feabdc0.html#axzz26dUfuG4D
View Article[jings100] Kevin
That's alright then , as long as he can come up with an excuse ,.... no problem.......Unbelievable.!!!!!
View Article[Stocktrade2k] Rbs
Rbs has held its own about the 264-270p this week. The last 8 (inc today) Fridays have been green for rbs and FTSE in general which is odd for a Friday so was suspecting a rise today and green across...
View Article[Ranjm] Morning all...
I saw this interview and that article is written totally out of context. No one could have predicted this level of slow growth. I thought John Snow asked some very ignorant questions to King. He...
View Article[LennyMac] Debt reduction
Yes, I think I agree with Ranj- it is growth which is now the problem. Debt reduction is a good thing and to that end, the crisis has focussed the mind of government in resolving what could have become...
View Article[Ranjm] Debt
You are quite right in that it is of the utmost importance to reduce our debt deficit. When Osbourne became chancellor, our deficit was the largest bar Ireland in any developed country. And to give...
View Article[Northy] Debt
I seem to remember that the previous administation had a lot of lords and millionaires in the cabinet, how socialist is that? Labour were kicked out of office for being economically incompetent and the...
View Article[Stockready] jings
truly the final chance to get into EMED, it is matter of days now IMO :-) hope all well for you :-) i am still holding my stocks here, and want at least 300 short term, all the profit will go to SQZ,...
View Article[kevin5] Good start see if we can get over 2
There is no growth because they have cut, cut and cut without investment. They have capped skilled workers coming into the country which is now costing us 1 billion a year they have stopped non EU...
View Article[musiclondon] time to loosen ? kevin5
Surely the markets must be assured by now of the governments resolution re cuts I'm looking for some loosening in the December report. Borrowing just announced - same as last year but Tax revenues up -...
View Article[kevin5] It great being in the EU
This is why Cameron does not want a referendum to leave the eu so he can give our money away. The news that a Bulgarian family of nine targeted Britain’s welfare system and were given a council house...
View Article[Ranjm] kevin5
I think you have it the other way round. Cameron has capped the housing benefit system so families under the previous Labour government cannot live on state handouts of £80,000+ a year. Cameron is...
View Article[Hawkander] Opinions
Will the sale of direct line have any real affect on the share price here and if it does what are the predictions? A bit of a novice at share dealing, but been in here for a few years now and still...
View Article[jings100] Interesting posts
and as usual I find myself agreeing with bits of both sides .Wasn't impressed with the King's speech, content or timing.
View Article[kevin5] Ranjm
If he wanted to leave the EU he should of have had referendum. As for the human rights act other countries EU countries tend to ignore it and just kick people out what we should have done. I agree the...
View Article[kevin5] I got an email back from rbs
Thank you for your email of 3 September to the Group's Chief Executive Officer, Stephen Hester. I have been asked to reply on the Group's behalf and apologise for the delay in writing to you. With...
View Article[Ranjm] kevin5/RBS
Yeah, I do think this country is way too lax when it comes to benefits. People should only really "sign on" as a last resort and then do whatever it takes to look for work and "sign off". I recall a...
View Article[rentboy69] RBS
Nice to see a rise.As for the welfare state,the majority is spent on the elderly and pensions,not the unemployed.Unemployed people get £71 per week so not £80,000 per annum.I think it is wrong to pay...
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