Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[jordaggy] 09/2/2020 08:08

That's not quite fair Tricky, I was left property in Muswell Hill and Crouch end...I didn't ask for them, I was happy with my home in Pratts bottom. I don't regard any of the properties as mine, as when I die they will be passed...but they do provide a good income, of which some of the income goes to charity!

[minerve 2] 08/2/2020 23:32

You can’t put a price on freedom, eh Gammies?


ROFLMAO!

[minerve 2] 08/2/2020 23:32

Tories eye mansion tax and raid on pensions - Torygraph.


Looks like Boris is doing Corbyn's bidding.

LOL

[minerve 2] 08/2/2020 22:34

yes cm44

YOU WET NOODLE!


LOL

[sentimentrules] 08/2/2020 22:25

I wonder who is translating human communications to the chimps

[cm44] 08/2/2020 22:22

Really,careful!!

[minerve 2] 08/2/2020 21:28

Right place. :)

[minerve 2] 08/2/2020 20:56

Some of us already know that most on here are feeble-minded.

[careful] 08/2/2020 20:24

Grow up cm44, that is anti Chinese propaganda that only the feeble minded will believe.
Don't let them make a fool of you.

[cm44] 08/2/2020 20:05

Corona virus manufactured in China.
Read it all,scary

[scruff1] 08/2/2020 18:48

Bigger balls than me Wendsworth. Not that I don't think that there can be much left only upside even it does take another 10 years. Its just worn me down. Will stick with what I have and take the dividends hoping that they keep coming but I want a bit more excitement if that's the right word. It's no longer just about the money I'm too old to worry about it.

[wendsworth] 08/2/2020 18:26

mitchy : MMs will quote any statistic to push LLoyds in their favoured direction. Could even be the failure of a rice crop in Vietnam...if it suits !! 20/02 is , and always has been pivotal, to their policy. Just ask yourself , 'How could the share price initially trade north of 69p on 13/12 and now be 57p? What's fundamentally changed at Lloyds to justify an 18 per cent decline in it's share price in less than two months?

The question I have to ask myself now is , 'Will I have the courage to double my current holding on 19/02 ? My answer at present is , 'Probably Yes!' !!!!!!

[xxxxxy] 08/2/2020 17:30

Europe is turning into a tech backwater with its constant attacks on the US giantsMATTHEW LYNNDaily Telegraph.......Thank goodness we are leaving the Backwater EUSSR.

[minerve 2] 08/2/2020 17:25

Ah, there you are, freddie (right hand ready).

LOL

[minerve 2] 08/2/2020 17:24

Jacko is frustrated. I know the reason.

His wife has buried more bones than Lassie!

ROFLMAO!

[jacko07] 08/2/2020 17:04

Not dead yet old boy?

LOL

Just from the neck up!

[minerve 2] 08/2/2020 15:39

cheshire

The "rubbish" that "comes out of the EU" isn't rubbish and they tend to be a better quality of human than your type in my experience. They certainly contribute more to our economy and don't sit in their armchairs waiting for Corrie to come on thinking they are Mastermind contestants. LOL

[mitchy] 08/2/2020 15:39

hxxps://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

[mitchy] 08/2/2020 15:37

Sterling down to $1.28 on Brexit deal fears I guess.
China figures down not surprisingly.
Global markets expected to take a $200B hit because of the coronavirus.
It's possible the world GDP is close to dropping below the Global debt curve
because of corona.
Brexit worries of a No Deal still persisting. I personally don't believe there will be any trouble getting a free trade deal because of the pressure German Manufacturers will be applying to secure a free trade agreement. Tariffs would surely cripple an already supressed German market.
The Netherlands are refusing to increase their contributions to the EU above 1%
to fill the Brexit gap.
Oil off on market slow down.

[maxk] 08/2/2020 15:34

careful.

It's a bit more than so called american bully tactics.