Uncle C
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How about to save HBOS from bankrupcy and hence crippling the country's economy.
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Hbos
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Suits me fine I have been sensible like many others and I have ther cash to make a serious purchase or two when property prices revert to normality so let HBOS go under IMHO!!!!!
S'hampton Seagull
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Why don't you just come out and say it...
"Excuse me sport but I appear to be considerably richer than you"
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I've got shares in LTSB, they've gone up nearly 10% on this news to £307.
Mind you, they were well over a fiver not so long ago.
Mind you, they were well over a fiver not so long ago.
I believe that HBOS shares have been as high as 990 in the last year, but have also been as low as 96 in the last 24 hours. My work collegue one the desk next to me has had the ticker up to check on the value of his shares! He suddenly wishes that he had not held on to them!
Yea me too, I'm pretty sure October last year they were around 560/570 - long way to go yet!
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52 week high is 571.5.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Pipex are still struggling along at 7.5. Beachy 
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Pipex are still struggling along at 7.5. Beachy
One of the best things about NSC is that people are NEVER allowed to forget their cock-ups and indescretions.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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Uncle C
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I tell you what, with the constant need to boost you own self esteem, you must have the smallest willy on NSC.
PS
It wasn't help by being sacked was it?
Think Bozza was quoting the Lloyds 52W high there, but yes that is a crazy fall for HBOS!!
seagullsslimjim
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- Sep 26, 2003
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Pablo - ain't you homework to do in Tarring - Jim
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,351
How are the spreadsheets coming along dwayne 
Haha, gotta have some downtime during my studies!!
Storer68
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err cos that twat Brown is telling everyone to ignore them.
The government has also said it will over-rule any concerns that competition authorities may raise, BBC Business Editor Robert Peston has learned.
He added the prime minister was involved in negotiating the deal, which has the blessing of UK authorities.
However, the government has since said it would over-ride the powers of the Office of Fair Trading and Competition Commission to push the deal through "in the interests of financial stability", our business editor said.
In an effort to avoid this potential stumbling block, the Treasury and the Bank of England have not been asked to help support the deal using taxpayers' money.
I mean, you couldn't make it up. get him oiut now beforre he does any more damage
seagullsslimjim
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- Sep 26, 2003
- 701
Pablo - email me - i'll text you it now on my mobile
ROSM
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really?
Rusthall Seagull
New member
nah....he's made it up