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JMAT stutes 24 Feb 2020

China & JM China with two health scares in 20yrs shows JM needs to manage its exposure to China

HSBA Sir_Buns-Up_Knealing 24 Feb 2020

Brexit Wars 3 petethenovice: A Leave-voting business owner has said he regrets the decision because his fruit farms will collapse if he has no access to EU workers after Brexit. All pro Brexit businesses should be boycotted by Rejoiners. Just like what I have been doing since June 2016. Bankrupt the lot of them. IMHO, SBK

LLOY PrefInvestor1 24 Feb 2020

LLOYDS is going to FLY mememe: so where do you store all your data and surely MS is taking a copy of all you do. Hi Again @mememe, Well OneDrive is a web based file system that’s built into Windows 10 and is available to anyone with a Microsoft account. And Office 365 is just a set of desktop apps with a larger OneDrive maximum space allocation is all. But on my PCs I have sufficient local disk storage to hold all of my data (and some) and that’s where I store all my files. I could store them on my OneDrive space, and certain things I do, it is the default. But most things I store on my local drive space. As for Microsoft keeping a copy of everything that’s just nonsense. What would they do with it all. No I’m not worried about that at all. ATB Pref

HSBA HuwJarse 24 Feb 2020

Brexit Wars 3 Sir_Buns-Up_Knealing: “A level” textbook crap. The USA and China are doing rather better than most under developed countries no? There is no such thing as “mature” economies, all economies are subject to constant change - up or down. The UK’s is going to go DOWN because of Brexit numpties. The US is running a deficit of over 1 trillion dollars a year and have just enacted the most profligate monetary stimulus you will ever see. Despite throwing money at the economy during a period of expansion their growth is slowing. Chinese growth has been running at ridiculously high levels because they were an under developed economy. It is slowing year on year despite all the empty cities they’ve built and their giant shadow banking bubble. China cannot and will not sustain its current levels of growth.

HSBA Sir_Buns-Up_Knealing 24 Feb 2020

Brexit Wars 3 HuwJarse: If you honestly don’t know the answer to the question “why are small under developed economies growing faster than very large, mature, established ones” you probably shouldn’t engage in discussions about economics Buns. “A level” textbook crap. The USA and China are doing rather better than most under developed countries no? There is no such thing as “mature” economies, all economies are subject to constant change - up or down. The UK’s is going to go DOWN because of Brexit numpties. IMHO, SBK

HSBA petethenovice 24 Feb 2020

Brexit Wars 3 and another seems like this farmers is not looking forward to using the millions of economically inactive who are queueing up to work 12 days in fields… A Leave-voting business owner has said he regrets the decision because his fruit farms will collapse if he has no access to EU workers after Brexit. Harry Hall, of the Hall Hunter Partnership soft fruit company, said he was in favour of Brexit because of the issue of sovereignty but was concerned by the Government’s approach to negotiations. Mr Hall was speaking to BBC Radio 4’s Today programme as industry body British Summer Fruits (BSF) claimed prices for strawberries and raspberries could “soar” by between 35 per cent and 50 per cent if Brexit restricted access to EU labour. The Independent – 22 Jun 17 Leave voter complains his business will fail unless he can keep his 2,500... If EU labourers disappear 'I don't have a business. It's as simple as that,' says Harry Hall, whose company farms 1,100 acres

HSBA HuwJarse 24 Feb 2020

Brexit Wars 3 Sir_Buns-Up_Knealing: Now that is offensive. Shows your anti -foreigner prejudice. But why is a tin pot country like the UK with all the advantages not growing even faster? Has God decreed a ceiling on growth levels? If you honestly don’t know the answer to the question “why are small under developed economies growing faster than very large, mature, established ones” you probably shouldn’t engage in discussions about economics Buns.

HSBA Sir_Buns-Up_Knealing 24 Feb 2020

Brexit Wars 3 petethenovice: Iain Duncan-Smith says it’s time for experts to handle Brexit as 'there are problems ahead The New European Now there is a cretin. But obviously Dominich Cumminski should lend some of his super special advisers to take on the negotiating tasks. Such as the latest two he has brought in to boost the brain power of Number 10… IMHO, SBK

HSBA Sir_Buns-Up_Knealing 24 Feb 2020

Brexit Wars 3 HuwJarse: Of course tin pot Eastern European countries are growing faster, they are coming from a lower base. Now that is offensive. Shows your anti -foreigner prejudice. But why is a tin pot country like the UK with all the advantages not growing even faster? Has God decreed a ceiling on growth levels? IMHO, SBK

LLOY mememe 24 Feb 2020

LLOYDS is going to FLY @PrefInvestor1, so where do you store all your data and surely MS is taking a copy of all you do.

LLOY trader_jack 24 Feb 2020

LLOYDS is going to FLY PrefInvestor1: Yes @J_Westlock thats certainly true. But I really dont think trader_jack’s spreadsheeting skills are up to doing the job. I am happy to send him a spreadsheet which he can then tailor to do what he wants by adding in his own set of stocks and ITs but if I do that using Office 365 using tables and structured references (as all my spreadsheets do these days) it almost certainly isnt going to work on his Office 2007. If he upgrades his Office though then it ought to work. Hi again, I could not have worded it better myself. Well done Prefinvestor and thanks for explaining my problems with computers better than I have ever done. I am not sure exactly when I will get around to uograding, probably within the next few weeks, then I will have to purchase the latest Excel for Dummies in the hope that it will provide me with some guidance that I can understand. If that does not work I will be very happy indeed to take you up on your very kind offer. I could even send you a copy of the spreadsheet I am currently updating for IT’s Best regards & thanks TJ Best regards TJ

LLOY mememe 24 Feb 2020

LLOYDS is going to FLY @ Eadwig, what open-source software do you use? I have Office 2000 mainly for excel never had any problems but as Pref1 says I’m putting myself at risk. I use Veracrypt for all I do. I know very little about these things so appreciate any advice.

HSBA petethenovice 24 Feb 2020

Brexit Wars 3 More Monty Python now IDS want Experts in for the easist deal in History… Iain Duncan-Smith says it’s time for experts to handle Brexit as 'there are problems ahead The New European LISTEN: Brexiteer says it's time for experts to handle Brexit as 'there are... After dismissing them for the last four years, Iain Duncan-Smith says that Brexit now needs to hear from the experts to make it a success.

HSBA HuwJarse 24 Feb 2020

Brexit Wars 3 Eadwig: The only thing a child might get confused over is when they try to add in the older, more stagnant, Western economies, like E.g. the UK. I can see why a child would struggle there, As adults, of course, we go to the most trusted neutral forecasters, such as the IMF and world bank, for their view. Averaging the two we get UK growth, now and forecasted 1.4% (too high in my opinion without very large immigration) and EU growth now around 1.85% and falling towards 1.5% under-done. You go on blaming the corona virus though, like it isn’t coming to the UK too. In years to come you’ll be saying, once we nearly exceeded the EU in growth, but the corona virus ruined it for us. @eadwig the figures I gave you were ACTUAL GDP growth up to the end of 2019. You on the other hand pull up a forecast for the future that takes no account of the total shutdown of the Chinese economy and the inevitable impact that is going to have on the EU. Furthermore, I gave you meaningful comparisons against other similar UK countries to the UK - Germany, France and Italy that showed UK growth was way ahead. Of course tin pot Eastern European countries are growing faster, they are coming from a lower base. So you judge an economies success by the number of cranes on the skyline. To call you a child is an insult to children. You are a cretin.

LLOY PrefInvestor1 24 Feb 2020

LLOYDS is going to FLY mememe: thanks. Aren’t you concerned about putting all your financial information on the Cloud? Hi @mememe, No I’m not concerned about that because I most definitely DONT do that. I dont keep ANY personally sensitive data or anything even vaguely financial on the cloud. I use only a very small portion of my 1TB of available cloud data space. ATB Pref