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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Jul 29, 2023 16:38:29 GMT
So did loads of others when Alison Rose was outed. Just look at the share price now. Go woke, go broke Yes let's see how many shareholder care about Farage politics, once they see their shares dropping like a lead balloon they'll soon turn on the establishment, I mean was Farage really worth costing the bank £600,000,000. Yet deluded lefties would have you believe that the reputational damage from having Nigel as a customer was greater. They clearly place a huge value on Mr F. Hell, maybe they're right:They way it's going, Nigel could well turn out to be worth more than Coutts. 🙂 |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Jul 29, 2023 16:40:21 GMT
Maybe they should offer Nigel £600,000,000 to come back and restore their rep.
It would be better business in the long run.
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Post by thomas on Jul 29, 2023 16:44:31 GMT
I think they would. Is it just me , or are more and more noticing anti democratic measures coming into play and erosion of civil liberties gaining pace across the western world?
worrying times. When are ordinary people going to stand up to these anti democratic bullies ? I dread to think of the erosion of our rights and liberties under a new labour starmer government .
No it's not just you tom, I think most of us know the Trump/Biden presidential campaign was rigged, there is no way on this planet that sleepy/creepy Joe won that election fair and square, it was done right under our very noses, when it's on levels of that scale it's probably gone too far already. I can't even say with the banks let's 'nip it in the bud' in the UK, it's already in full flourish here, how deep it's been infiltrated in our society is quite scary to be honest. i see fraser nelson is reporting that blair is back offering himself as a consultant to the prospective starmer new new labour government. What was that we were saying about the erosion of civil liberties across the west and wondering where its coming from ? Blair is a large part of the problem of course for those of us who remember his disasterous government ....
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Post by Fairsociety on Jul 29, 2023 16:45:28 GMT
Maybe they should offer Nigel £600,000,000 to come back and restore their rep. It would be better business in the long run. ... LOL |
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Post by Montegriffo on Jul 29, 2023 16:48:40 GMT
My squillions are headed to the COOP comrade. I took them out of Coutts as soon as I heard they were associated with a disingenuous grifter. So did loads of others when Alison Rose was outed. Just look at the share price now. Go woke, go broke Actually I did look at it this morning. It has started to recover after NatWest published their profits report. ''operating profits before tax came in at 3.6 billion pounds for the six months to the end of June that was up 37 percent on the same period last year and better than the 3.3 billion pounds that the market had been expecting''. Share prices go up and down and don't represent the true value of a company merely the confidence the market has in it. Nothing boosts confidence like increased profits so you can expect them to continue to rise. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Jul 29, 2023 16:55:29 GMT
No it's not just you tom, I think most of us know the Trump/Biden presidential campaign was rigged, there is no way on this planet that sleepy/creepy Joe won that election fair and square, it was done right under our very noses, when it's on levels of that scale it's probably gone too far already. I can't even say with the banks let's 'nip it in the bud' in the UK, it's already in full flourish here, how deep it's been infiltrated in our society is quite scary to be honest. i see fraser nelson is reporting that blair is back offering himself as a consultant to the prospective starmer new new labour government. What was that we were saying about the erosion of civil liberties across the west and wondering where its coming from ? Blair is a large part of the problem of course for those of us who remember his disasterous government ....
I'm in no doubt the likes of Blair has infiltrated our democracy, he was never going to let Brexit win, his bread and butter is within the EU.
As we post Blair and Co. are paving the way for the UK to rejoin the EU, they have some serious money and backing behind them, and it's no secret the Remoaners are behind this banking scandal, it doesn't end there, it's penetrated social media, tv advertising, BBC, they are a latter day Illuminati a secret society hellbent on pushing their own agenda.
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Post by sheepy on Jul 29, 2023 17:26:20 GMT
Now where were we, before being spammed by Tony Blair, oh yes that's right the Farage is on a mission.
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Post by sheepy on Jul 29, 2023 17:29:04 GMT
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Post by sheepy on Jul 29, 2023 17:37:10 GMT
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Jul 29, 2023 17:51:50 GMT
So did loads of others when Alison Rose was outed. Just look at the share price now. Go woke, go broke Actually I did look at it this morning. It has started to recover after NatWest published their profits report. ''operating profits before tax came in at 3.6 billion pounds for the six months to the end of June that was up 37 percent on the same period last year and better than the 3.3 billion pounds that the market had been expecting''. Share prices go up and down and don't represent the true value of a company merely the confidence the market has in it. Nothing boosts confidence like increased profits so you can expect them to continue to rise. Funny how you lefties want to jump into bed with the corporate machine when you imagine it supports your point of view. |
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Post by sheepy on Jul 29, 2023 17:55:31 GMT
Actually I did look at it this morning. It has started to recover after NatWest published their profits report. ''operating profits before tax came in at 3.6 billion pounds for the six months to the end of June that was up 37 percent on the same period last year and better than the 3.3 billion pounds that the market had been expecting''. Share prices go up and down and don't represent the true value of a company merely the confidence the market has in it. Nothing boosts confidence like increased profits so you can expect them to continue to rise. Funny how you lefties want to jump into bed with the corporate machine when you imagine it supports your point of view. The best thing that ever happened for Nigel Farage was their victory over his efforts to get elected to the UK parliament. |
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Post by Montegriffo on Jul 29, 2023 18:02:57 GMT
Actually I did look at it this morning. It has started to recover after NatWest published their profits report. ''operating profits before tax came in at 3.6 billion pounds for the six months to the end of June that was up 37 percent on the same period last year and better than the 3.3 billion pounds that the market had been expecting''. Share prices go up and down and don't represent the true value of a company merely the confidence the market has in it. Nothing boosts confidence like increased profits so you can expect them to continue to rise. Funny how you lefties want to jump into bed with the corporate machine when you imagine it supports your point of view. Who's jumping in to bed? I was just answering your question about the share price. It's going up and will continue to do so. I'm sorry this upsets you but at least with NatWest a portion of the profits go to the treasury. |
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Post by zanygame on Jul 29, 2023 18:06:14 GMT
Yes let's see how many shareholder care about Farage politics, once they see their shares dropping like a lead balloon they'll soon turn on the establishment, I mean was Farage really worth costing the bank £600,000,000. Yet deluded lefties would have you believe that the reputational damage from having Nigel as a customer was greater. They clearly place a huge value on Mr F. Hell, maybe they're right:They way it's going, Nigel could well turn out to be worth more than Coutts. 🙂 Coutts is worth 34Bn So I think they'll survive. And ofcourse bounce back. |
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Post by Fairsociety on Jul 29, 2023 18:10:36 GMT
Yet deluded lefties would have you believe that the reputational damage from having Nigel as a customer was greater. They clearly place a huge value on Mr F. Hell, maybe they're right:They way it's going, Nigel could well turn out to be worth more than Coutts. 🙂 Coutts is worth 34Bn So I think they'll survive. And ofcourse bounce back. Yes and me, you and our family friends and neighbours have a 38.6% stake of that 34Bn. |
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Post by thomas on Jul 29, 2023 18:18:26 GMT
Yet deluded lefties would have you believe that the reputational damage from having Nigel as a customer was greater. They clearly place a huge value on Mr F. Hell, maybe they're right:They way it's going, Nigel could well turn out to be worth more than Coutts. 🙂 Coutts is worth 34Bn So I think they'll survive. And ofcourse bounce back. coutts may very well survive , but respected journalists like andrew neil are calling this banking groups decision to debank farage a massive error in judgement of disasterous proportions as evidence by two ceos standing down and the banks massive reputational damage.
you arguments wither one by one zany throughout this thread, where we have went from a miserable attempt to jutisify farages debanking to now bleating coutts might just survive their self inflicted damage as though thats some sort of badge of honour.
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