And whilst I'm at it everyone in involved in this election campaign from every single party would benefit from visiting those special clinics they have in Switzerland... repeating every mistake of the last election
@Tat_TvamAsi Yes. Union is afraid after change is made in years to come won't need a guard but company is guaranteeing all trains will have a guard and no job cuts etc. Just guards will have to focus on checking and selling tickets rather than pressing a button to open a door. Overpaid loons
How the ffff can anyone justify striking for a month over who presses the ffffing button to open train doors? No job cuts, no removal of guards, no issue with working conditions. Sack the ffffing lot of 'em, clearly overpaid if can lose a month's salary over this mole hill #swr
Makes me really angry, I have zero love for Jeremy Corbyn and despite voting remain I'm no hardliner and would have accepted May's deal as sensible approach to decoupling from EU. Instead we've now got a likelihood of Corbyn PM and years more brexit uncertainty. Well done ERG.
Will Tory Brexiteers now rubbish the DUP in same way they trashed the whole of Parliament for wrecking the last brexit deal or will they finally acknowledge the ERG themselves wrecked brexit when they fell for Boris' shit-stirring to become PM and trashed May's deal for him
Dear @BBCPolitics you are doing lots of vox pop in constituencies / towns. I have been following BBC output on Radio 4 and BBC news today. Your reporters on 3 different programmes talked to voters in three Leave areas - Stoke, Broxtowe, Walsall North - but no Remain areas. Why ?
It is a fact that the Supreme Court simply CANNOT be 'wrong'. Its decisions stand until the law changes. In the event the Supreme Court does get something 'wrong' the law is effectively changed by the ruling so they can NEVER be WRONG. Just inconveniently correct.
Seeing Labour can still win seats is perhaps a bigger kick in the Tory balls than losing support to Farage. Would suggest a Lib/Lab coalition when general election finally comes (max 6 months I reckon).
Markets would perhaps hold with Labour ambitions tempered by Lib Dem.
You can still get 8 to 1 on Gove. That has to be worth it - Boris has a lot of enemies in the PLP and even if he does go head-to-head with Gove he's the one I really think stands a chance against Boris amongst the membership.
Woodford saga shows you're only a winnner until you stop winning. There's no foolproof method and no way of *entirely* derisking a portfolio - at least without significantly denting (or eliminating?) profitability.
Then again you're only a loser until you stop losing...!
Totally gutted at the shitshow #MTFB turned out to be. Been over it again and again and still can't see how the science or data supports this. Lost twice, on the initial drop and then on the bottom buys. Investing: got to take it on the chin and move on.
@ThomasPride@BrokermanDaniel Change FAILED to break the party system. Grieve had a bigger impact on the last few months than the wibblers in Change UK; than most people, infact.
@martinthebrave@MGinvestor They might have missed the boat, this is 4th CEO in 6 years by my reckoning (not including interims). My interest is based on TexRad but new CEO, himself a consultant radiologist, seems more impressed with Cadran, though that could be strategic as Cadran doesn't need reg approval
@MGinvestor@martinthebrave Medical sales can take time. Judging the tech it's not a crap co. Judging a long string of disappointing boardroom decisions and fights it's a crap co. The research sales tell a story that, if followed up by clinical sales will see this 100x -lots of ifs but I mean this sincerely
Watching a largish buy roll in on a stock and think, that must be bottom. Scramble into trading account about to buy myself then realised the earlier buy was my own automated limit buy set over 2 months ago!