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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

54.30
0.36 (0.67%)
10 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  0.36 0.67% 54.30 54.24 54.28 54.48 54.00 54.28 87,843,033 16:35:19
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.32 34.49B
Lloyds Banking Group Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LLOY. The last closing price for Lloyds Banking was 53.94p. Over the last year, Lloyds Banking shares have traded in a share price range of 39.55p to 54.48p.

Lloyds Banking currently has 63,569,225,662 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lloyds Banking is £34.49 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.32.

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10/5/2024
21:07
It's the Blob, working its magic diku. The Blob can't lose the systems rigged. Democracy in name only.
utrickytrees
10/5/2024
20:54
What the labour plan proposes is use of various agencies in tackling boat migrants...and Rishi says similar plans are already in place...who is fooling who here...the mug voter in the middle...
diku
10/5/2024
19:22
Yep. IIRC the brokers in top hats were of niche status 'Queen's brokers', Cazenove, Schroders or similar? I also remember marvelling at brokers there larking about, batting balls of paper around the trading floor with the handles of umbrellas. It appeared quite surreal, these serious people so off-duty and amused. [Then again the LIFFE futures floor where I worked also had some pretty mad-cap interludes amongst the general madness].
Back then no one would rail against this class division, or presume a right of access. The LSE was what it was. Big-Bang deregulated but also led to rise of American-style talent based meritocracy and the concept of merit-based 'hunger to compete' and an often brutally dog-eat-dog and back-stabbing workplace. Between say '85 and '05 the culture 100% entirely changed. I don't doubt it has done so again since.

@Yump: Gawd, funny wasn't it. All these men, on their regular trains, usually silently sitting with the same strangers at 'their tables' every day in 'their routines'. Gawd forbid you innocently sat in 'someones' seat due to get on at the next station...

@Our haven, yep, I think things have shifted from the social calendar to summer holiday season. These days end June - End Aug? = with that neutral background my default is anticipating no great drama at all, just lower traded volumes.

jrphoenixw2
10/5/2024
18:26
Great work.hard up,, appreciated. However, very few shares purchased over the last few sessions, any reason why?
cocker
10/5/2024
18:02
After 53 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date........................1,178,741,599
Aggregate cost to date... ..................£593,990,141.56
Average price paid to date..................50.3919p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed..29.7%

hardup1
10/5/2024
16:25
Gecks is at Euro vision.
utrickytrees
10/5/2024
16:13
I still decamp for the season, but stay invested with my long term holdings. Many of my friends are the same, but what we had in common was the more rough neck side of the industry as you describe it.Think that we picked up the habits of our well bred colleagues I guess.
our haven
10/5/2024
14:38
watch and learn chilluns.
mr.elbee
10/5/2024
14:16
Thats an interesting bit of history. I can remember visiting London from the suburbs with my dad in the 60’s, when the train was mainly occupied by men in black suits with hats, all reading newspapers. Seem to recall I was a bit freaked by them.
yump
10/5/2024
12:45
"Sell in May" was held as true pre Big-Bang when stockbrokers traded by open-outcry on the LSE floor. Some brokers, and this was in my time in the City, even wore top hats. Being a stock-broker then was very much an 'upper class' career. Without the right family connections you were unlikely to get a look-in*. Such men often owned a number of homes, a London home, often a country home and for a few a stately home.

For this demographic, decamping for 'the season' to follow the posh social events, major horse-racing meets etc was common, almost socially expected. Thus May to St. Swithins Day (this year 15/Jul) put markets in the deep freeze. IME/O this window has shifted in the modern era. IMHO it now seems more closely alligned with decamping for the summer holiday season.

*Which is why I started my City career in commodities, a decidedly more rough-neck market :)

jrphoenixw2
10/5/2024
12:30
Mr Gambill asks the same question at the same point every due date, must have a reminder ;-)
aceuk
10/5/2024
12:13
Re: people asking for dividend dates, the simplest way to answer is to suggest they check dividenddata.co.uk There they just need to input the LLOY ticker and there are dates, sums, history other useful core metrics -->



No registration, fees or connections etc.

p.s. If you wish to quickly scan div dates/£s etc for a portolio, simply replace the 'Lloy' in the above URL with the tickers. Easy as that.

jrphoenixw2
10/5/2024
10:51
Cummings to name his new party " The Disassociation Party" after his modus operandi! Remember well his attempt to fire all independent/special advisors to no 10 apart from himself! Insisted that Javid alone fired every single one of his five! LOL!
gotnorolex
10/5/2024
10:17
What a bizarre statement "the Sell in May adage is rarely wrong" - please provide us your evidence, it is rarely right. I think 70% wrong in recent years!
aceuk
10/5/2024
08:59
Like on Ascension Feast Day............yesterday! Reminded by Rees-Mogg last evening!
gotnorolex
10/5/2024
08:55
Very true ;-)

Actually I looked at the long term chart a while ago and posted on one of these threads that a target of 60-70p seemed reasonable on the chart. I now adjust my target to 63.25p as I have fundamental issues with the Deutsche bank’s number.

That will be £2000 per advfn poster please.

yump
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