Sorry for off-topic. Basically, about to start trading shares with £1000 and I have been toying between using SVS Securities or Halifax share dealing for the last hour and a half! Which should I use?
Halifax Share Dealing
£11.95 per trade but can trade foreign listed shares too
OR
Buy Shares...
This is a point I was thinking, not a criticism just mindless speculation.
For many years Brighton have had an excellent away following. This was formed of two main groups; those who went to away games rather than Withdean and the die-hard supporters.
I speculate that we might see a decrease...
It's quite hard to miss the point of your post when none of the above is what you said... your only argument was ' we have spent the third most'.
Yes, money helps, but please lets not become a club who rate their squad etc on money spent.
Nooooooooooooo! Please dear God no. The exact attitude I really hope will not be associated with BHAFC any time soon.
We KNOW money doesn't equal success, and even though it helps, it shouldn't be all we're about. It's about football, not money.
For Gods Sake this has got my back up.
Hi, two things; is the Amex club shop open today and can you park in the car park? I need to get a book of travel vouchers and don't fancy going to town centre.
Before people go on and on about debt please read this: The biggest lie in British politics Johann Hari
Towards the end he gets more opinionated, but the facts are very intersting.
I meant disagreement in terms of the current situation and policies.
You'd be wrong, there is disagreement amount economists. I know that my tutor in Economics, who is a member of prominent economic think-tanks and his own thoughts have been discussed in the house of commons, is a harsh sceptic...
Wo Wo Wo!! Beorhthelm, that last part you shouldn't try to pass off as economic fact. There is a LOT of disagreement about the 'benefits' of such debt reduction.
To others, remember the exchange rate is set by the trade of currency... currency is generally traded to either buy imports (to buy...
Private banks were involved but it wasn't purely lending but writing-off of previous debt.
I would question the 'Germans are rightly pissed off', but that's another debate. Don't forget, however, they were the biggest winners from the Euro.
Just to add, I can't see the interest rate increasing again either in the Eurozone so doubt that'll cause any kind of upward movement in the value of the Euro...and QE has stopped I believe so less necessary to increase intersest rates anyway.
Personally I think all this 'USA may default' is a load of rubbish... it is THEIR debt limit and they could definetly roll over their debt. The day the USA thinks realistically about defaulting is a day I don't believe I will ever see. The political as well as the economic consequences are far...
Personally I would wait (if the price is already confirmed in Euros so you're not risking inflation - if not, I will have another think).
Why?
1) As I say, many analysts think the Euro is overvalued at the moment, just as a really easy example I was reading today in the Economist that their Big...
Yes it would.
Exchange rates are linked to the value of the currency. Problems for eurozone countries affect the value of the currency...
For Example, without getting too heavy:
If these problems were to continue then there is likely to be less demand for the Euro as a currency because...