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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Lloyds Banking Group Plc | LSE:LLOY | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008706128 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 53.72 | 53.70 | 53.74 | 54.38 | 53.64 | 53.84 | 48,482,136 | 12:08:30 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Commercial Banks, Nec | 23.74B | 5.46B | 0.0859 | 6.27 | 34.24B |
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08/5/2024 11:09 | So you think 2.1 billion shares can be bought without affecting the price? Good luck with that. When the buyback was announced I bought many more even though I had what usually is my maximum value in any one share. I'll probably sell that excess in a few months time as the buyback nears completion. Of course there's no gtee buybacks increase the price, but they certainly increase it from where it would otherwise be without the buybacks - that simply follows from sets. In fact, I'd say lloyds is the best example of the effect of buybacks. I know the overriding view of most is that buybacks 'don't work'. I'm very surprised most people think that, but as you say, each to their own. They put the odds of profit more in your favour imo, a positive factor amongst many factors. | pierre oreilly | |
08/5/2024 09:13 | PO as a FTSE share the rise is purely related to the FTSE having gone bonkers over past few months. 7,450 to 8,350 and IMHO very little if anything to do with the share buybacks. Each to their own interpretation. | millwallfan | |
08/5/2024 08:40 | Trade hits new recordsMAY 8, 2024 7 COMMENTSRemain tried to make out Brexit was mainly about trade. It was of course mainly about taking back control, giving us the right to make our own laws, set our own taxes and spend our own money. They also asserted it would damage our trade to leave. They said we would not even be able to roll over all the EU trade deals we were part of. Treasury, Bank, much of the civil service and Remain parties pushed out these lies continuously. The Treasury famously summed up its conclusions by saying wrongly that leaving would " push the UK into recession and lead to a sharp rise in unemployment. " Their severe shock scenario meant an extra 800, 000 unemployed and a 6% fall in GDP!So what happened?After the vote unemployment fell and the economy grew. Trade went up.The UK did roll over all the EU trade deals into UK trade deals and in some cases negotiated improvements to them.The UK went on to agree a trade deal with the Trans Pacific Partnership countries. The UK also at some needless political cost signed a trade agreement with the EU.The government has recently released figures for what has happened to our trade since the vote and since we left. Our service exports have doubled since 2014 to non EU countries (2016 was a little up on 2014) and risen by more than a half since 2016 to the EU.The UK is now the second largest exporter of services worldwide after the USA. We are now adding service sector chapters to trade deals which the EU was unwilling to do.Total exports are up from under £600 m in 2016 to £862 bn in the year to February 2024. They are up by a third to the EU and by considerably more tothe rest of the world.... John Redwood | xxxxxy | |
08/5/2024 08:36 | Oops! Another Brexit Britain win for Rejoiners to try to explain awayUK's services exports have risen almost 30% in real terms since the EU Referendum year?Montage © Facts4EU.Org 2024Brexit Facts4EU.Org once again blows apart the 'Rejoin' narrative, using the official dataOn Friday 26 April 2024, the Office for National Statistics released sets of official data about how well the UK's export economy is working. We first reported on part of this here.Today we can reveal that the UK's service sector has increased its exports globally by almost 30% since the EU Referendum year of 2016. And to reinforce the point we are using the figures in real terms (after adjusting for inflation).BREXIT FACTS4EU.ORG SUMMARYUK services exports, 2016-2023, CVM (taking out inflation)2016 : £294.3 bn2017 : £313.3 bn2018 : £332.2 bn2019 : £338.5 bn2020 : £302.6 bn2021 : £330.0 bn2022 : £357.2 bn2023 : £381.1 bn[Source : Office for National Statistics, 26 Apr 2024.] | xxxxxy | |
08/5/2024 08:36 | I'm very happy with a daily 0.5p/1p rise, which I feel is significantly due to the buybacks, with little else going on to cause that ATM.I'm afraid shares like this don't rise 30/40% in a day, if that's what anyone is expecting. | pierre oreilly | |
08/5/2024 08:30 | Chinese Investor (LLOY) 27 Feb '24 - 12:05 15p to 60p ! RobbieReliable (LLOY) 27 Feb '24 - 12:19 I very much doubt it. 50p perhaps not out of reach. Please keep the pumping down though as it actually puts off serious investors not encourages. Chinese Investor (LLOY) 28 Feb '24 - 08:44 14p to 60p ! Chinese Investor (LLOY) 29 Feb '24 - 11:17 13p to 60p ! | chinese investor | |
08/5/2024 08:29 | Just Bonkers and irresponsible. | xxxxxy | |
08/5/2024 08:29 | Up to 300 defence companies debanked by high street lendersMPs raise national security concerns after Santander and Lloyds close accounts.. Daily Telegraph | xxxxxy | |
08/5/2024 07:31 | CI, Allow me please to give you some free advice. I've just taken a look at the 10-yr chart and 58p has absolutely no significance. Whereas 56p has huge significance - it was the high at the beginning of 2022 and when it is broken - it should soon be - it will open the way to a L/T move up into the area around 70p. Unless you suffer from a terminal illness, or similar type reason, I strongly suggest you change 58 for 68/70/73, take your pick. | polar fox | |
07/5/2024 21:23 | MILITARY SITUATION ON UKRAINIAN FRONTLINES ON MAY 7, 2024 (MAP UPDATE) Support SouthFront Russian strikes were reported in the Sumy region; Russian strikes were reported in Toretsk; Russian forces advanced near Novopokrovske; Russian forces advanced near Robotyne; Clashes continue in Krynky; Clashes continue in Chasov Yar; Russian forces repelled attacks near Sinkovka; Russian forces eliminated 335 servicemen, one Leopard tank, one M113 armoured personnel carrier, two armoured vehicles, three motor vehicles in the Kupyansk area; Russian forces eliminated 600 servicemen, one tank, three armoured vehicles, ten motor vehicles, two Gvozdika artillery systems in the Donetsk area; Russian forces eliminated 395 servicemen, one Abrams tank, two infantry vehicles, two armoured vehicles, four motor vehicles, one D-20 howitzer in the Avdeevka area; Russian forces eliminated 170 servicemen, two tanks, two armoured personnel carriers, seven motor vehicles, one M198 howitzer, one D-20 howitzer in the Southern Donetsk area; Russian forces eliminated 40 servicemen, three motor vehicles, and two 155-mm U.S.-made M777 howitzers in Kherson region; Russian air defense forces intercepted 32 Ukrainian drones over the past day; Russian air defense forces shot down seven Hammer guided bombs, and seven Vampire MLRS projectiles over the past day. Clashes continue in the eastern part of the Kanal district; Clashes continue on the outskirts of Grigorovka; Clashes continue near Kalinovka; Up to 600 servicemen, one tank, three armoured vehicles, ten motor vehicles, two Gvozdika artillery systems were destroyed in the area. Russian forces advanced near Novopokrovsk; Clashes continued on the outskirts of Novoleksandrivka; Up to 395 servicemen, one Abrams tank, two infantry vehicles, two armoured vehicles, four motor vehicles, one D-20 howitzer were destroyed in the Avdeevka area. Support SouthFront | stonedyou | |
07/5/2024 21:16 | RUSSIAN FLAGS WAVING IN KISLOVKA, KHARKIV REGION. Support SouthFront On May 6, Russian servicemen claimed their control of the village of Kislovka in the Kharkiv region. Russian flags were raised throughout the settlement. The Russian 1st Tank Army reportedly competed the mop up operations in the villages of Kislovka and Kotlyarivka, hoisting Russian flags over settlements in the Kharkiv region. The breakthrough was possible after units of the Russian 47th Division broke through several lines of defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the village of Kotlyarovka adjacent to Kislovka. As a result, both settlements were fastly liberated by the Russian army. Then the villages were completely mopped up and Russian fighters gained a foothold in them to continue their further advance. On May 6, the Russian Ministry of Defense officially confirmed the full control of Kotlyarovka. LINK The Ukrainian military sources recognize the loss of their control of Kislovka. The fighting has already reached the neighboring Ivanovka, Russian forces advanced to Stepovaya Novoselovka. Russian flags raised in the villages: Support SouthFront | stonedyou | |
07/5/2024 19:44 | Might be too late for Millwall and me……. | munin | |
07/5/2024 19:32 | Has to reach critical momentum .... probably around 2030 ;-) | aceuk | |
07/5/2024 19:05 | Hard up yes totally accept your point - but it really hasn’t achieved the objective of returning benefit to shareholders. Perhaps it will in years to come and the major iis are happy to wait - but I’m not !!! 😂 | millwallfan | |
07/5/2024 18:50 | millwallfan...Us private investors just have to roll with it. It's the Institutional Investors that are calling the shots on this. They have circa 82% of the share float and according to Lloyds BOD buybacks are the Institutional Investors preferred method for returning excess cash to share holders. That is why it gets passed with a massive majority when voted on every year at the AGM. | hardup1 | |
07/5/2024 18:38 | I fundamentally disagree with the share buybacks this and previous years and feel the funds ? £5+ billion ?? This should have been used to fund special dividends to long suffering shareholders. The buybacks have done nothing to increase the share price which seems to be solely related to interest rates, margins and business costs and general market sentiment ftse. I think from memory such an approach would have added over 50% to recent dividends which IMHO most if not all private investors would have much preferred, especially OAPs like myself who aren’t overly interested in the medium and long term!!! | millwallfan | |
07/5/2024 18:13 | After 50 trading days, buyback complete to date: Total shares to date................ Aggregate cost to date... ..................£5 Average price paid to date................ Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed..29.36% | hardup1 | |
07/5/2024 15:00 | Yes I had one on RR. But should have waited!! | fewdollarsmore | |
07/5/2024 14:43 | 4p to 58p ! | chinese investor | |
07/5/2024 13:58 | I always have a target sell price when I buy....and a reason for it. I very rarely change my mind ! | chinese investor |
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