2517 hsbc are a good bank but barc is has good .
talking to my info mate he says barcs is way under valued and should be over 400p
he is a top man and have known him all my life .

T ----- well I hope he is right, in which case you will do ok.
2517

2517 we need house prices to fall 25% that will spur growth all over the world
houses are 50% over priced .but the world today has no great leaders just i am all righjt jack feeling tthere own pockets and then retire on a big pensions.
i did not like maggie but she was a leader

2517. i am 63 so at best 20 left and have more than i will ever need .i have been lucky in my life

if europe is not sorted in the next two weeks there will be enough 650000 made redundant by mid jan.

T---- I think house prices are marginally higher than perhaps they should be, but don't forget over the last decade or so wage increases for the majority have been held down, exacerbating the housing market woes.
2517

2517 . yes . i live in a 3 bedroom detached over looking the ironbridge gorge trees at the back and loverly walks worth about 180k nothing needs doing as it is all done .i am going to sell it next spring for a bungalow . if any one on these threads wants a nice home ready to move in to i will let them have it for 163k and all the furniture has well all as good has new .

that black person speaking on tv this morning on john terry in my view is a racist
is remarks clearly stated that he hates white people .i personly do not like footbal .

back to europe the people of brittain should take to the streets and demand to pull out of europe we get nothing out of being in it only migrants destoying our services .

Excuse mem but isn't the issue that UK-Banks are up to their necks in Euro-debt, funding a lot of UK's trade (with Europe) - although I'm not sure who wants our stuff...?
Still, if the Euro fails it's said that UK will go into recession like we've never seen.

"Taking to the streets" . . . would not help (but might make Politicians and the City more careful), because it would spook our overseas Lenders - and our "Interest-rates" would rise quickly. We'd join the likes of Spain, that hasn't yet faced reality.

Greece, by contrast, just doesn't care any more, IMHO.
+ We should never have allowed them to enter the Euro - but like an Internet site - Management likes big numbers and visiting Heads of State gives them publicity - all politicians need to look busy.
-Ah yes, we didn't have a say, did we?

have just renewed my home insurance with lloys

do you guys and girls no how much cash ,
camerons and heslitine familys get from the EU ever year
in land subsides .

T---------- No.
2517

I have today started to buy

these so called world leaders are no more brighter than a man cleaning the toilets
which all voters can now see very clearly it is time to speak out and take action .
to get a gov for the good of there countrys not there pockets.

T----------Where are we ever going to get a gov like that, you ask the impossible, it's a me, me, me, culture these days, I'm afraid.
2517

the days are getting closer to big riots on our streets
these young and now old ones has well have nothing to lose .
some would be better off in prison . that is how bad it is .
and we have a fool running the show .
and the worst thing about this is i voted for this pillock,

This is heading sub 20p in the short term.




possibly to 16p.

"Following the announcement of 2 November 2011 stating that the Group CEO, Antio Horta-Osio, had taken a short leave of absence on medical advice, the Lloyds Banking Group Board is pleased to note that Antio is continuing to make good progress in his recovery.

As part of its contingency plans the Board has agreed that David Roberts, a non-Executive Director since 2010 and Chairman of its Risk Committee, will assume the position of Interim Group Chief Executive in the event that Antio's return were delayed beyond this time.

Sir Win Bischoff, Chairman of Lloyds Banking Group, said: "The Board is pleased that Antio is making good progress and we are looking forward to his return at the end of the year. However, we recognise it is important that we formalise the contingency arrangements if Antio's return is delayed.

"David Roberts has impressed his colleagues on the Board and the Group's senior management with his understanding and broad experience of the banking and financial services sector. He has a strong track record in retail and commercial banking experience at the highest level."

germany to give up the euro that is on the cards the eu is finished down to
useless leaders. the sooner the better.