Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 17/12/2019 11:54

Ridiculous to deliberately fix a date on the negotiation period. Probably one of the back hand deals done with Farage.

When do we change the country name to Trumpistan?

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 11:30

Imagine buying friday and already 3 years of income wiped out. Need price to stay right here just to breakeven in 2022(not including inflation)

[crossing_the_rubicon] 17/12/2019 11:29

@Graham
"It rather looks as though Boris's government is going to be the first genuinely conservative government since Mrs Thatcher.
So glad I stumped up the 25 quid to vote for him!"


Me too me matey

I also stumped up £3 to vote Corbyn in as well. What a return that has given us :)

[xxxxxy] 17/12/2019 11:26

Not just a politician. But a good person as well.Christmas messageBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: DECEMBER 17, 2019I love Christmas. I like the turkey and the pudding, the tinsel and the trees, the carols and the stories, the pleasure of giving and receiving. Best of all is the way many people feel they should  be kinder at Christmas, thinking more of others, reaching out to the lonely and trying to  bring argumentative families together.Today there is a great need for the spirit of Christmas in our politics and in the social media exchanges. Things  became very heated in the recent election, with lies and nastiness the stock in trade of too much discourse. I always seek to see good in people, and to ignore the everyday petty jibes from those who disagree with me. If I push back , complain or seek a remedy  it shows just how far the  nastiness has gone.  Some of my supporters think me naïve in not running negative campaigns about named critics, and in not calling out every dirty trick  or lie. I would like to suggest that going forward more of us recognise that there are many valid points of view. Often the best way to make your case is to say what is good about it, not to seek to run down those who do not yet agree.The opportunity  at Christmas could be  to get  on with family members we do not like, or to bury the quarrel with the neighbour. It is better to have more friends and fewer enemies.  That is the true spirit of Christmas. It is often possible to find ways of working with people that do not think they like you, by showing them what we have in common rather than playing up the disagreements. I want the greater happiness and prosperity of my constituents.  I understand the minorities who do not agree with my  points of view on some subjects and I will work to represent them to government when they have legitimate worries or complaints. I would just like them to understand  I wish them well and do what I do because I think it is in the best interests of our country and community.I want to wish you all a very happy Christmas, as I seek your help in improving the tone of our democratic disagreements. I am looking forward to the joys of a traditional Christmas whilst I also think about how we can spread a bit more Christmas cheer to those in need.

[mr.elbee] 17/12/2019 11:22

the best show you will EVER watch, minnie,hector and all the other dementeds

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 11:21

Make gerbil babies and flog em for 15% return

[pierre oreilly] 17/12/2019 11:16

Correct. I'm buying gerbils so i don't want to hear the truth. Very insightful.

i'm off, it seems everyone else has already gone for the day.

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 11:14

How is calling it right, ruining a thread????

it improves it

Or do you mean "i dont want to hear the truth because im a gerbil buyer"?

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 11:12

Profit takers 13% on a high volume stock~?

dear oh dear
much to learn

sub 60p soon

[gaffer73] 17/12/2019 11:12

Makes sense to over do it in these uncertain times imo. Once confidence returns they can easily pay it out.

[pierre oreilly] 17/12/2019 11:12

SR - What is this urge you have to ruin every effin thread you post on? Enough people have said the same. Guess you just like the attention.

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 11:12

Cheshire asked me was i short - nope. And i dont claim to be today too. As stated, its too slow for me

But i hate to see a stock robbing OAPs

Its a dirt stock. Seen better on AIM

Falling 20 years, and wont stop

No news is good - And gets hit with all bad

FOR DECADES

[pierre oreilly] 17/12/2019 11:09

And you are just a kid shorter. If you were in for a decent amount, you'd be closed out by now due to your 3 day too early call, during which the price went up substantially.

You seem to be the only one surprised that after a big rise, profit takers move in, before the next steps up.

1ppp? (i doubt you even know what that means)!

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 11:08

And look at you with your views on brexit etc... been deramping a side here for years

look in da mirror

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 11:07

Im only speaking the truth about lloyds

Thats something only the intelligent can grasp here, and say nothing

looooool

[pierre oreilly] 17/12/2019 11:06

Oh ffs - can't you go to a nano-cap where your insane deramping attempts may scare some people?

10p in 3 weeks! sell sell sell!!!!!

[jrphoenixw2] 17/12/2019 11:03

Lloyds say: 'the Group is not required to take any capital actions'; but they apparently also plan to increase CET1 buffers anyway, even if it threatens their buy-back programme. No wonder the priced lurched this morning.

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 11:03

Pity the poor sods who ignored value and bought last friday for income


thats 3 years worth down the swanny in three days if no share price recovery

And their wont be

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 10:58

Under 60 in days

[sentimentrules] 17/12/2019 10:57

What amazes me is that lloyds is down circa 13% on the friday gerbil open - and in full distribution mode today inside the volume. Back inside the sellers of 17/11

Yet nobody sees issue - staggering

[patientcapital] 17/12/2019 10:53

Or 0.8% if you prefer.

[patientcapital] 17/12/2019 10:49

0.6% at the time of writing is hardly a slide bearing in mind the pre election strength. The FT isn't the paper it used to be. Pearson to blame not the Japanese btw.