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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.12 | 0.23% | 52.18 | 52.24 | 52.28 | 52.90 | 52.20 | 52.38 | 86,283,449 | 16:35:06 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Commercial Banks, Nec | 23.74B | 5.46B | 0.0859 | 6.08 | 33.22B |
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07/3/2020 21:59 | Most of RR top brass are ex YTS. | utrickytrees | |
07/3/2020 21:50 | Inside gotnorolex's mind: Free market capitalist VS nationalistic Little Englander. Which one wins I wonder? | minerve 2 | |
07/3/2020 21:46 | max: - I would be the first to support the reintroduction of the widespread use of apprenticeships. The time frame though would be around 2025. What to do in the meantime? That would address some trades. - Multilinguistic skills though will not improve. Redwood needs to try harder; like many on this thread. Enjoy the rest of the weekend. | alphorn | |
07/3/2020 21:35 | John Redwood = common sense Trouble is: It's the wrong kind of common sense (Alp) | maxk | |
07/3/2020 21:32 | Freedom of movement. It is just SLAVE labour dressed up in a pseudo intellectual way.No Deal | xxxxxy | |
07/3/2020 21:30 | John RedwoodIt`s time to train more people for skilled work here in the UK instead of always looking abroad for new employees. Not enough people get the chance to move up in their job with training and investment to get them into a better paid job | xxxxxy | |
07/3/2020 21:27 | Boris won't sack Priti Patel. It would send out the wrong message to Barnier and crew i.e. that he's not prepared to walk away from their games. Moreover, he and Cummings know that if he is to have any chance of achieving his promises to the electorate out of line civil service mandarins must be put in their place. | cheshire pete | |
07/3/2020 21:26 | Jenny White 7 Mar 2020 9:21PM Goldman Sachs tried to lobby a member of our civil service (Rutnam) to oust Priti because of her tough immigration policies that crack down on low wage open border scam that's been going on for decades. That's the top and bottom of it. Do these idiots not realise if they manage to remove Priti Patel, cummings and Boris will install another Home Sec even more hardline than Patel ? How far do these crooked globalists want to take this before they have bitten off more than they can chew ? | gotnorolex | |
07/3/2020 21:21 | Patel has nothing to worry about - she has been underwritten by BJ; as have the NHS, the economy, weather, next week's FTSE and anything else that you might think about. | alphorn | |
07/3/2020 21:17 | Sir Philip Rutnam 'declared war' on Priti Patel, says senior civil servant in new backing for Home Secretary Mandarin says he saw officials openly undermining Ms Patel in meetings No need for a rider by me. | gotnorolex | |
07/3/2020 20:55 | No doubt frightened of his own shadow. Clown. | alphorn | |
07/3/2020 20:54 | Is Ut stoned in disguise - what a turnip. ROFLMAO | alphorn | |
07/3/2020 20:21 | Give Europe (not UK) a few more years and they will be swamped with scamming low life migrants out for anything and everything they can grab, poor Greece has no chance. | mikemichael2 | |
07/3/2020 19:31 | Project fear was the reason remain lost, it is/ was a total embarrassment. Just acknowledge it and move on you cabbage, there is absolutely no capital to be derived by attempting to defend what is universally recognised by all camps as an iconic fail. Geezer your lightyears behind the curve luddite. | utrickytrees | |
07/3/2020 18:27 | Under WA or not, any effects in the economy (world wide) will be because of the virus. But will be worse in Europe. We will be ok. | k38 | |
07/3/2020 18:13 | "It may take years to see if Brexit works out well, but we already know after a few months that it is nowhere near, absolutely nowhere near, as bad a project fear made out." Dear me, come on Pierre. We are still under the terms of the WA, you turnip! | minerve 2 | |
07/3/2020 18:08 | Brussels try to keep the control of UK on this negotiations like Brexit never happens... I say, dream on. | k38 | |
07/3/2020 18:06 | Careful Fisheries now are under UK'S control.. that means, yes, we may have to give away some limited fishing but nothing near to were was before losing control. | k38 | |
07/3/2020 18:04 | Jacko07 "Minnie...128p to 68p down nearly 50% in 48 hours...FFS your building has collapsed." I'm primarily interested in what the business does, not the share price. Value is a function of future income streams. Come on man! You should know all this the amount of time you have been doing it. | minerve 2 | |
07/3/2020 17:49 | It may take years to see if Brexit works out well, but we already know after a few months that it is nowhere near, absolutely nowhere near, as bad a project fear made out. | pierre oreilly | |
07/3/2020 17:37 | A more intelligent discussion would be with xxxxxy about fishing rights. It is obvious that we would wish to have total control over our own fishing waters. We realise that it would destroy the futures of many Danish fishermen who have invested millions in their businesses. Also for historic reasons the Danes are the most pro British anti German nation on earth. If you do not know this you have never met any. On a quid quo pro, our harsh position on fishing may be matched by a harsh position by the EU. on financial services or joint aerospace projects. We will have to have some give and take to get a good deal. These will be tough negotiations. | careful | |
07/3/2020 17:26 | satire Farage and his loyal followers blamed the beastly EU. and especially Germans for all of their ills. Farage whipped them up into a frenzy. So I say the empty shelves and even the wet weather are because of Brexit. Obviously ridiculous to suggest that this latest panic is anything to do with Brexit. Interested in the response, we are all aware the reasons for panic buying. Just doing my own research into the thought processes of Brexiteers. The Brexit issue is closed now. It will take years to see if it turns out well, but as we have learned with this pandemic, there are other events that are far more important. Right now I am trying to work out what to do with my investments. should I sell the lot or buy more? Decisions decisions. | careful | |
07/3/2020 17:23 | Jacko07 Your view on Capita has no rationale. I'm in Capita and building a position. I know the risks. It doesn't worry me. -------------------- Minnie...128p to 68p down nearly 50% in 48 hours...FFS your building has collapsed. | jacko07 |
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