The value of my company shares have increased by around 30%, after 11 years of investing in them via my wages, this is most welcome :D and an indication that there is confidence in the industry I work for.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramAnag
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The value of my company shares have increased by around 30%, after 11 years of investing in them via my wages, this is most welcome :D and an indication that there is confidence in the industry I work for.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramAnag
More an indication that the falling pound has increase shares which are largely priced in dollars on the world market - unfortunately lower wages, higher costs and a stagnant economy may well mean that any apparent gain will be offset by losses. Fortunately all the political upheaval seems to have brought people to their senses and the focus is on a brexit deal which focuses on jobs and the economy, that its also increasingly likely that there will be a transition phase for up to 5 years, means that the worst possible outcomes may well be avoided.
ramAnag. There are some good signs in the last year. Camaron gone Camara gone McLaren.gone Rush gone Trump visit cancelled Queens speech with nothing in it and cancelled for next year Manage to increase the population by another 538,000according to today's ONS figures and they are just the ones they know about So a bit less gloom please 😃😃
We got rid of 'Brolly Man'!!
Half a million a year just has to stop, its bonkers. I repeat what I've said before, I love my fellow man so long as he comes in peace, AS AN INDIVIDUAL, but a million every two years is IMO the main reason our public services are creaking, we appear to need extra immigrants just to service the extra immigrants.Quote:
Originally Posted by mistaram
Well the football stuff and the postponement of Trump's visit I'll agree with. I was though talking politically and, apart from Adi's shares and Swale's increased optimism about the type of Brexit we might face, I note no one is really disagreeing. Add to that the fact that our Foreign Secretary no less gave the type of interview yesterday that would have made Diane Abbot look competent - very little said incidentally - and I see few grounds for optimism except that his inane ramblings have perhaps put an end to Bozo's chances of becoming the next PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by mistaram
Politically I am in agreement with you RA... mostly ;)
You're right, Boris' performance was a disaster, it came on just as I switched the car radio ob and I thought I'd timeshifted into an episode of Dead Ringers. I expected it to be ALL OVER the news when I got home. Instead, nothing....Quote:
Originally Posted by ramAnag
Eddie Mair is great, but sometimes his quest for perfection in cool sarcasm gets in the way of him REALLY going in for the kill which he could have done, and which Boz would have deserved
Well no we need immigrants to serve the increasingly older population , so if we stop, then who exactly is going to fill the vacant jobs and pay the taxes necessary to pay the pensions and increasing health costs that our ageing population requires and creates?Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy_Faber
The main reason our public services are creaking may just have something to do with the savage cuts inflicted? Viz 46,000 or 20% less Police since 2010 and numerous other examples where people blithely nod their heads and say thats fine until something affects them!
thats far too simplistic, people aren't just a drain on the state when they reach 65! what's needed to pay the pensions isn't immigrants its money, and that can be generated in many ways - taxes for a startQuote:
Originally Posted by swaledale