Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Just winding gf up cynic, bonus ball because you jumped as well!!

DB advfn working now.

Your back on filter.

ps, I wouldnt let cynic call you a muppet.

Kick his ass.

I have often felt Stan should be shot.

Generally when it was my round!

8-)

Happy New Year!

Pity we dont have them twitter transfer buttons on here. Very handy to have and can keep your fans in the know at the touch of a button, mind having said that I think Im the only one on advfn who knows how to use the buttons.

What a waste of technology.

Wonder who pays for it , twitter or advfn.

Might have to approach Mike B with the idea, then again not in his good books (after carsondoodle wreck thread gate)

It's not the new year yet! What is it with the English, they start wishing everyone Happy New Year when it isn't the new year?! It's still 2014 Fred.

Just can't see the point in twitter.... Why would I want to follow and read someone else's rubbish, I get enough of that from the wife and family through text... Even worse why would I bother to waste my life telling others what I'm doing... Just makes no sense to me..

Some of us may not make it to 2015 and we want to get our retaliation in early!

8=)

Pity we don't have a system here where I could have gf and cynic moderated off the FLYB thread, similar to the CR thread on ADVFN!

Shortie you get market news far quicker on twitter than you do through the normal channels.

You also have all the top Funds giving details of their actions of the day, recommendations etc etc,

Top fund managers who I interact with.

Its just a brilliant platform for traders/investors alike.

FX indicies charting the lot.

Plus build up a decent following (nearly 5000 now)and they follow you into a stock if you have a good reputation and push the SP higher. Re tweets means its like a pyramid system and yes you can move a lot of the FTSE 350 not just small caps.

I think its brilliant and all this clap trap about it harbouring terrorists well its just a snap shot of society in general.

Theres nothing on twitter I couldnt find here in a 2 mile radius if I really needed it.

A following of nearly 5000 who will folllow you into a stock if you have a good reputation ---------- the problem is your reputation is shot gf and as Chris Carson has already pointed out, you only have about 3 followers.

Aye and that's on a good day! LOL!!!!

shortie

as they've learnt about it at school.

Brain washed at school by pro EU lefty teachers you mean

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Close to his heart.

Stupid cartoons , very childish as well

for once i think it's quite funny even if not true

Aldwick, I suppose it depends on where your educated... But not all teachers are pro... Over the years in conversation I have asked hundreds of people if they voted for the EEC back in the 70's, I'm still to find someone who did which questions how we ended up in the EU anyway.

Personally I think the General Election is complete fast. The decisions have all ready been made and all the General Election does is completes the perception that we all live in a democracy.. Who ever you vote for it'll make no difference to the outcome of EU membership anyway. Politicians can never be pinned down on a complete manifesto and if they could you'd see they all had the same one anyway!

I would ban left winged teachers and then we would have a proper democracy.

at least if teachers don't have right wings, they'll just keep flying around in circles, or even plummet to earth

i'm not a teacher, but certainly i voted to join eu though i now fall into the "uncertain" camp

Is Dave's re-election strategy going tits up?



UK house price growth slows in last three months as property market cools


The north-west, Yorkshire and Humberside, and Wales see outright price declines, with average prices across country edging up 1.1% in the quarter




The average UK house price rose to £189,002 in December. Photograph: Andrew Matthews/PA


Patrick Collinson

Tuesday 30 December 2014 09.30 GMT



The pace of house price growth slowed sharply in the last three months of 2014, according to Nationwide building society, but ended the year 8.3% higher than in 2013.

In more evidence of the rapidly cooling property market, three regions of the UK – the north-west, Yorkshire and Humberside, and Wales – recorded outright price declines in the final quarter of 2014.

Across the UK, average prices edged up 0.2% in December and 1.1% in the quarter, taking the average price to £189,002. In London, the typical home changed hands for £406,730, up 2.5% on the quarter and up 17.8% over the 12 months. Prices in the capital are now 35% above their former 2007 peak.


More: http://www.theguardian.com/money/2014/dec/30/uk-house-price-growth-slows-last-three-months-property-market-cools