Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[mitchy] 20/2/2020 22:24

If you compare barc chart and lloy they diverged at the same time. It was like the money moved from lloy to barc !

[minerve 2] 20/2/2020 22:09

Corbyn would be happy to serve in the shadow cabinet.


The stale fart that just doesn't disappear.

[xxxxxy] 20/2/2020 21:20

Barnier and that EUSSR Mafia take note

[xxxxxy] 20/2/2020 21:18

John Thomas 20 Feb 2020 7:55PMWhat I find fascinating is that the EU has no free trade agreement with China, but so many European companies are dependent on trade with them. It seems that just in time supply chains from China can work (coronavirus notwithstanding), but the English Channel presents an insuperable barrier.I canalso find no mention anywhere of China having to play on a level playing field in terms of labour laws, workers' rights and state subsidies.Funny old world.Daily Telegraph

[k38] 20/2/2020 20:38

Jeremy Corbyn goes up and down in the flooded towns and villages blame Boris for the flood... he forgot he lost the election and leadership long time ago. Lol...

[maxk] 20/2/2020 20:36

A bit constipated tonight Brad?

[1carus] 20/2/2020 19:42

K38.. football causes 100k journeys everyweekend, The carbon footprint of football is huge world wide. RE should try to block the transport links to the major games if they want to be heard. Not to mention social expense for policing. Its a crime against humanity.

[k38] 20/2/2020 19:27

We must complain about the high salaries football players are getting... they do not deserve it !!

[k38] 20/2/2020 19:24

They are lucky the score still 1-1.. amateur and all over the place MUN players.. the under 19s would have won the game by now.

[1carus] 20/2/2020 19:23

Looks like blue whale populations are recovering. It must be brexit or global warming.

[pal44] 20/2/2020 19:10

Borris probably told Antonio get your act right and get the old Nag rising again GLA ..

[eurofox] 20/2/2020 18:50

UtyINV .... The new dividend approach really does make these an attractive hold now

[wendsworth] 20/2/2020 18:41

mitchy : your post 432 ..I agree . We are beginning to see the green shoots to support share price recovery . i also think the March Budget will be positive fo the banks. I'm so pleased for you bearing in mind your holding having been purchased at higher SPs . Patience is definitely virtuous when it comes to Lloyds !

Alph : Thanks for posting such a balanced find. Augurs well.

[m4rtinu] 20/2/2020 18:01

Ace - that seems a good, balanced article.

[bookbroker] 20/2/2020 17:54

Bounce tomorrow, been in a downtrend for a while, takes a while for stock like this to break the trend! Chief should have stated that buyback would restart as soon as prudent, got to feed little titbits, keeps the scribes guessing!

[k38] 20/2/2020 17:47

STOP COMPLAINING AND GET ON WITH THE JOB AHEAD. (Unless you are a labour voter)


If I was living in a flooded area what the f # ck different would made if Boris visit me or not... it's a matter of insurance from now on.
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Boris has more serious problems to deal with right now than holding hands of a complaining idiot

[utyinv] 20/2/2020 17:39

So quarterly divi is to take place; 3 quarterly dividends, each of 20% of previous full year dividend with the final being announced at final results day. Based on previous year divi being 3.37p then interim dividends are going to be 0.674p in June, Sept and Dec.

The June interim payment will follow a final dividend late in the previous month of 2.25p. So within a few weeks between end of May and June shareholders will collect 2.924p / share.

That will give (ignoring a few weeks) a return of 5.2% just for holding the shares for a short time between final ex-divi and first interim ex-divi dates.

I might be wrong, but I can see these being bought up by institutional income funds. Could this rise to 66p - 70p in a a few weeks time?????

Also, what has Boris promised Antonio? During the presentation this morning he (Antonio) inferred that the budget on 11th March would benefit Lloyds!

[crossing_the_rubicon] 20/2/2020 17:29

"Shocking increase in Beijing Covid-19 csaes puts China's capital on high alert"

A hospital in Central Beijing has reported 36 novel coronavirus cases as of Thursday, a sharp increase in the number of cases reported in the capital city. The new cases bring Beijing's total to 45, stoking fears that the outbreak could accelerate.

Among the infected at Fuxing Hospital in Beijing's Xicheng district were eight medical workers, nine cleaning staff and 19 patients, along with members of their families.




Double Oh dear....