Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[gbh2] 30/10/2020 07:58

Looking more like 26p atm

[pal44] 30/10/2020 07:54

great JC has been kicked out him and his bunch inflicted BOJO on hardworking Brits . JC sat on the fence on Brexit shocking ..

[k38] 29/10/2020 23:34

Bloomberg "throwing" $12 mil cash support for Biden in key election states..CNN don't know how Biden will pay back the "favour".. they will let us know at the time of the first repayment......lol

[k38] 29/10/2020 22:58

Sorted out..? One labour two parties. M2 Lol.. this action did not solve problem with in the labour . This action has only one thing in mind, to make the leader popular but also change the party image and win voters..Corbin the lamb. Not convincing.. lol

[grahamite2] 29/10/2020 22:44

Well they're all out tonight, recycling all the fatuous and risible anti Trump smears confected by the Democrats. They can't actually believe all this garbage can they? Can they?

[jl5006] 29/10/2020 22:37

Jeremy Warner adds real gloomy words
If the definition of insanity is to keep doing the same thing over and over, and expecting different outcomes, then Europe has collectively succumbed to just such a state of lunacy. We’ve tried draconian lockdowns once, and they plainly haven’t worked; this doesn’t seem to have deterred our political leaders from trying again.
All over Europe, large chunks of economic and social activity are once more being forcibly closed down in the hope of suppressing a virus which has become stubbornly resistant to eradication or even lasting forms of control.
France’s President Macron was if anything even more emphatic than Boris Johnson over the summer in insisting that a second national lockdown was out of the question; now he’s gone ahead and done it. Spooked by spiralling infection rates and predictions of a multiplying death toll to come, is it not only a matter of time before the UK follows suit?
but the optimism has given way to resigned fatalism. As one seasoned City observer puts it, it’s like standing on a beach, watching the water drain away ahead of an incoming though as yet unseen tsunami. You want to run, but you know it’s pointless.
That it might have happened anyway, regardless of any Government imposed lockdown, is possible; there is nothing quite so contagious as fear. Yet the more the Government locks down, the more it compounds the sense of emergency, and therefore state of economic paralysis. Thanks to renewed restrictions, depression economics are fast making an unwelcome return.
Neither the Treasury nor the Bank of England can reasonably be accused of failing to act. Huge amounts of support have been on offer to counter the effects of lockdown, with their costs largely financed by the Bank of England via purchases of government debt. Another £100 billion of so-called “quantitative easing” is widely expected to be announced by the Bank next week to tide the Government over until Christmas. The way things are going, more still will be required in the New Year.
The term “uncharted waters” has been much overused over the past six months, yet it is fair to say that right now we seem to have moved way beyond the outer limits of previous monetary and fiscal experimentation. Nothing like it has ever been tried before.
Again, the long-term consequences are anyone’s guess. The Government’s hope is that a vaccine, and/or its “moonshot̶1; mass testing ambitions, will come to the rescue. Judged by the shameful shortcomings of test, track and isolate so far, the former seems rather more probable than the latter.
How much of an economy is left by the time it arrives is a different matter.

[k38] 29/10/2020 22:31

32p tomorrow, that's after passing 30p first...... ;))

[jl5006] 29/10/2020 22:13

Should the IC module of guesswork prevail as the strategy then the NHS is doomed for there will not be enough money to sustain it.
But the corollary to that decision is that no decision should ever be made without evaluation of the what if we are wrong.
Sage neither understand double entry accounting not the contrary to their assertions.
They are right -
But they are so wrong bcos they have not a b clue as to the cost.

[k38] 29/10/2020 22:10

US THIRD QUARTER GDP 2020


From July to September the economy grew by 7.4% increase, the fastest growth rate on record (CNN)


Expect blue London tomorrow... lloyds 32p

[jl5006] 29/10/2020 22:01

Pander name just 10 and explain Y.
Are you not aware of International brigade who are controlling matters. U should have read the John Redwood blog posted by 5xy a couple of days ago

[k38] 29/10/2020 21:56

The American people do not want a lockdown. Biden will destroy America, his only (lockdown) plan.. lolThe virus in the first wave destroy a lot of jobs.. over 20 mil lost their job BUT thanks to Trump to keep the country alive and going the unemployment gone down to around 10 mil. A great win for Trump for his campaign.

[pander45] 29/10/2020 21:48

Oh and he may well be on his way out, but we all know where the markets will go when that happens.....

[pander45] 29/10/2020 21:46

I think my point was that without naming a raft of at least 50-100 obvious names the people in many nations have been and are being dealt the very worst of hands by politicians. And they are more than a bit sick of it.

[jl5006] 29/10/2020 21:36

And when was Treason may honest - when do you believe that putin was behind everything - or that Merkels Germany is a sainthood of honesty.
Or that there is anything but a desire to impeach from the Dems who have lost their way.

[k38] 29/10/2020 21:35

CNN didn't show Hillary's face or name her not once in this election, that say a lot..

[k38] 29/10/2020 21:33

Do you see how Hillary keeps low profile in this election ? The Q is why.. because she will bring defeat for the Democrats and they know. So they employ their best con to speak out and support Biden hoping to win the African American vote for the rasist biden to win the election.

[maxk] 29/10/2020 21:32

It's all over for Trumpo!

I know this for a fact...you only need to look at the last election results to know he has already lost.



All the news outlets agree...just like the last time.

[k38] 29/10/2020 21:25

In my opinion..Trump will win second term. He will do to Biden what he did to Hillary. The fake CNN knows well what is going to happen that's why they work 27 hours a day, 9 days a week to turn round the results with fake polls and twisting news.Biden is smoke and mirrors for the Democrats. If he wins... Clinton's vampire and their zombies friends will occupy the W.H

[stewart19] 29/10/2020 21:19

Pander45..Trump is career conman and in the coming years all will be revealed. I have it on good authority that Trump is up to his neck in crimes against the USA.

We will have to wait and see if he wins on Tuesday, but the smart money is on that he is on his way out.

[pander45] 29/10/2020 21:05

Like he strongly contested the election. Lol.

[corby3] 29/10/2020 21:03

xxxy...you need to pray!