david buik isjoining us again to discuss.and if somebody puts up a photo of you, you will know about it. i'm not the right person to answer! because i find any personal thing, i find facebook intrusive, if you saw the people from facebook and google before the culture secretary committee the other day, they said there are 500 million tweets or placements per day. it is going to be impossible to actually keep full control of it, however facebook wants to say you have to sign up for it. i think a couple of country won't do. japan and canada. i think for the young, providing it doesn't go across the line, where they have this problem of criminalology, i think it is fun, i don't want to be a killjoy, but i think the controls need to be there and i do sound very fuddy—duddy, but i have a fearfulness about social media which has got to a level of hysteria and hatred, which i unhelpful. if it is donein hatred, which i unhelpful. if it is done in good faith fantastic. important to roll out. it is not going to happen in the eu and can

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with me is david buik, market commentator from panmure gordon and david, hasn't anyone gets because it'ser year? it's been a phenomenon as long as i've been in the city. a lot of banks, fund managers to their books towards the end of december and will do. a lot of fund managers also come into money. because you've got a hiatus, it's normally in tracker funds. that is where you would see significant movement in sentiment was positive. the problem that we have at the moment is the ftse 100 have at the moment is the ftse100 is not a barometer of the uk economy, it is for foreign exchange. the pound fell from 150 to 120 in a heartbeat. up went the ftse100 because 60% of the stocks are dollar related. we've seen the pound goes stronger. therefore, the ftse100's performance has been abysmal. it is up1.7%. we are performance has been abysmal. it is up 1.7%. we are getting rich valuations your fee would be that the market is going to turn? he has achieved nothing in 13 months after being in office despite a significant improvement in unemployment but you mentioned how much the dowjones had gone

with me again is david buik, a market strategist at panmure gordon. through some of these big stories, not least learning the lessons of g re nfell. stories, not least learning the lessons of grenfell. a very emotional service at st paul's cathedral. i would emotional service at st paul's cathedral. iwould point emotional service at st paul's cathedral. i would point out one thing, conspicuous of their absence, representatives of the chelsea and kensington councils. leaders of the councils asked not to go which tells its own stories. there were com pletely its own stories. there were completely discredited. the counsellor at the time of the disaster has gone and i would like to pay particular tribute to matt prior on his handling of the situation. he did an amazing job and also interviewed elizabeth campbell, the new head of the council, and he gave her a very tough ride but she stood there and apologised and i think she gave a really good account of herself. 1500 people yesterday in st paul's cathedral, the prince of wales, the duchess of cornwall, t

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