Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[grahamite2] 23/5/2019 20:56

Farage is plainly, undeniably more trustworthy than Mrs May, who has lied and lied and lied and lied. He is plainly more trustworthy than Gove (who isn't?). He is plainly more trustworthy than those MPs who promised one thing and then actively worked for the opposite.

In fact, as politicians go, he is exceptionally trustworthy.

[poikka] 23/5/2019 20:56

"Admin errors mean people are being denied right to vote at European election polling booths"

Should have got their acts together earlier, my wife got her vote sorted. Always whingers.

[alphorn] 23/5/2019 20:47

cp / grahamite - I expect him to do well. That does not make him 'credible' in the sense of able to be trusted or believed.

I would not trust him a millimetre. That does not mean that others will not vote for him.

edit: you will note my consistency on my thread and the SHA thread about my views on the likely outcome and how IMO the market has been wrong footed. I also posted here that I would be very happy if I lost.

[grahamite2] 23/5/2019 20:42

Alphorn has a point. It is almost incredible that a politician should be honest and actually mean what he says.

But Nigel Farage is that politician.

[turvart] 23/5/2019 20:36

I tell you who are stupid though Sarkasm, people who sell or short Rio or Lloy, because I’m buying! Good luck!

[turvart] 23/5/2019 20:32

Sarkasm,
With your reference do I still have shares in Rio? Do you really think I would sell Rio? Rio have the best fundamentals in the FT100, I’m not that stupid ha ha.

[turvart] 23/5/2019 20:26

Ha ha ha tell trump to keep this China trade talk up! I’m loving it and taking great advantage of it with my small holdings and laughing all the way to my pension fund, good bloke actually Trump is but not many people think the same way as me ha ha ha!

[maxk] 23/5/2019 20:14

Boris with Esther as his running mate (no legovers) would be a winning ticket.

[jpjohn1] 23/5/2019 19:46

Agree Turvart, but unfortunately it can alter the share price, telling their clients good or bad news, if it's really bad it can go a lot lower

[turvart] 23/5/2019 19:43

Ha ha ha laughing all the way to the bank here with shares at 58p and I couldn't give a Hoot if they fall further, the trouble is your traders and not investors 😂

[stewart64] 23/5/2019 19:38

The perfect storm; a good result for the Brexit party likely , Brent collapses $5, Tariff war deepens, UK MPs either incompetent or seeking to sabotage any Deal for Party advantage. Would expect further falls on the FTSE tomorrow, but it often goes counter-intuitive.

[grahamite2] 23/5/2019 19:30

Cheshire Pete, With Gove as leader the Conservative Party is certainly dead. Such levels of dishonesty might be business as usual at Westminster but not for normal people.

Hunt - who he ed?

Boris, for all his many and grave faults, is the Conservatives' only hope.

We'll have to see how it goes. I'll certainly vote Brexit Party at a general election unless the Conservatives make real and deep changes, with a new leader being just the start. For one thing, the likes of Grieve have got to go, not just deselected but kicked out of the Party.

[cheshire pete] 23/5/2019 19:15

Grahamite2: agree that in 'normal' circumstances getting a new party off the ground probably would take a long time. Not in normal times though as we have just seen the largest democratic vote in our history frustrated by Parliament and others. For the Tories to be electable at a GE they will need to convince the electorate that they can come together and agree a position on the future relationship with the EU, that also respects the leave result in the referendum. They may be able to cobble something together that may seem superficially plausible but is anyone going to believe them....I doubt it, especially when they've been split on Europe for 45 years. Wouldn't trust anything that the likes of Gove says, and Hunt changed his view from remain to leave - most unconvincing, both touted as leadership contenders.
Farage already has a track record, 25 years so he's already off the ground. He is credible and charismatic imv, and given the dismal leadership shown by both the Tories and Labour, the Brexit Party will be attractive to voters going forward. Time will tell how quickly this happens.

[sarkasm] 23/5/2019 19:06

Turvart
23 May '19 - 19:02 - 3450 of 3450
0 0 0
Hahaha, make me laugh these analysts don't even know what day it is

i thought your only love was rio

UNFAITHFUL EH

LOL

[turvart] 23/5/2019 19:02

Hahaha, make me laugh these analysts don't even know what day it is

[jpjohn1] 23/5/2019 18:55

Put it on from for you chaps. Lloyds & Barclays had a bad day. Lloyds Banking Group (LON:LLOY) had its price target raised by analysts at Goldman Sachs Group Inc ( ) from GBX 66 ($0.86) to GBX 67 ($0.88). They now have a "neutral" rating on the stock.

[maxk] 23/5/2019 18:51

Polly at her luvvy blinded best .. she really cant see the wood for the trees.

[grahamite2] 23/5/2019 18:16

Absolutely, Crossing.

I don't think 2020 will be quite as much fun as 2016 - snowflakes crying in public, falling to their knees in the street and so on - but it will be fun all the same.

It would be a wonderful jest if Trump tweeted that he was thinking of revisiting the 22nd Amendment!

[mr.elbee] 23/5/2019 17:45

at the time,buywell, there really was no-one else..they sorted it out in two days flat...[they can when they want to]

[mr.elbee] 23/5/2019 17:42

hernando , the problem is this.

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT.