Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[high value chips] 11/3/2020 19:04

The French said No tongue please!


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[pal44] 11/3/2020 18:54

Good Example Prince Charles greets people with 'namaste' instead of handshakes ..

[k38] 11/3/2020 18:52

Lol, indeed.Good evening hvc...;))

[high value chips] 11/3/2020 18:51

PS...a good BBQ outside does good for ones soul!


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[high value chips] 11/3/2020 18:49

Nothing wrong with the stone age facilities K38!? LOLOLOL!


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[k38] 11/3/2020 18:46

God help us all from Greta mafia...

[high value chips] 11/3/2020 18:43

Good evening chaps!

Hope most of you chaps has saved your hard earned cash by not jumping on board far too early!...bargain is on its way!

Id got to laugh on hearing that WHO has announced that the coronavirus is now an pandemic !...LOLOLOL!...most of us here knew that weeks before!

Don't really like the way that UK is handling this crisis just like Italy; on a step by step basis!?…..case, case, group, group, BOOOOMMMM! Soooo idiotic!

That's my rant for today!

The good news is that we'll all be making multi bagger on this 3 legged horse!


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[crossing_the_rubicon] 11/3/2020 18:34

Greta Thunberg wants climate activists to find other ways to protest, with large crowds being discouraged in order to curb the coronavirus outbreak.

"Can I suggest going on a oil byproduct consumption strike? And walk wherever you;re going,rather than use public transport or a car!!!!!!

Oh,and all meals to be cooked over a traditional burning fire - no gas, no electric now"

[crossing_the_rubicon] 11/3/2020 18:32

"hernando211 Mar '20 - 18:01 - 296048 of 296051
You have to laugh at the EU solidarity...France and Germany have put restrictions on facemasks; They are keeping them in their own countries, rather than send them to Italy"

Italy should have access to plenty...

Spasciani - Leading manufacterer of respiratory protection ...


Spasciani SpA is a leading company in breathing protection in Italy. We produce a wide range of respiratory protective devices, addressing the needs of fire and ...

[minerve 2] 11/3/2020 18:15

"Hey, Minnie, bad news, m8: 103 year old Chinese woman recovered from the virus."

Must have been gulping down turmeric powder!

LOL

[poikka] 11/3/2020 18:04

Hey, Minnie, bad news, m8: 103 year old Chinese woman recovered from the virus.

[tradejunkie2] 11/3/2020 18:03

I placed a buy order at 32p wish me luck,,

[chavitravi2] 11/3/2020 18:02

I thought everyone knew France looks after France self interest first and last.
I always thought it funny we stick to the rules and they just the ones that suit.

[hernando2] 11/3/2020 18:01

You have to laugh at the EU solidarity...France and Germany have put restrictions on facemasks; They are keeping them in their own countries, rather than send them to Italy.

Quotes from the Guardian rolling news on the virus..

'the European commission has sought to deflect criticism of a lack of solidarity within the EU, provoked by a decision by Germany and France to put export controls on masks amid a shortage.


Following a phone call on Wednesday afternoon, the Italian prime minister, Giuseppe Conte, and the European commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, issued a joint statement calling for “any restrictive measure by member states to be first discussed at the European level, so that vital supplies go where they are needed most, the internal market functions properly and any unjustified obstacle is avoided”.
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[wendsworth] 11/3/2020 17:50

chaitravi2 :I suspect you may well be proved right. Much will probably depend on 'the panic across the pond' ...though !!!

[crossing_the_rubicon] 11/3/2020 17:37

@Diku

Rumours someone got caught with their pants down Monday....

No idea who though.

[chavitravi2] 11/3/2020 17:21

Strange, the offer is lower than the mid price showing. Offer is 42p. Bid a touch lower at 41.945p. Mid 42.12p. I wonder if that's a pointer to it opening lower in the morning.

[cobourg1] 11/3/2020 16:41

Date: Tuesday 10 Mar 2020

LONDON (ShareCast) - (Sharecast News) - Analysts at Jefferies switched to a defensive stance on Banks from 'UK risk on' in the wake of the coronavirus, highlighting Lloyds as the most defensive play in the space.
Not only was Lloyds seen as the "best positioned" in terms of its tangible book value, Jefferies said it also stood to benefit from a reset to zero of lenders' counter cyclical buffers by the Bank of England.

After analysing UK lenders' exposure to the travel and leisure, and oil and gas sectors, the analysts said RBS and HSBC might each see a roughly 10% impact on their TBV and a 170-200 basis point hit to their common equity tier 1 ratio.

In the case of RBS however, they said that its starting 16.4% CET1 ratio meant the fallout from the coronavirus would "surprisingly" not likely impact ordinary distributions.

For HSBC meanwhile, they pointed out that their estimate that the lender's CET1 ratio would fall below management's 14.0-15.0% target threshold might be too pessimistic given its low non-performing loss ratios in those two sectors and "apparently lower" participating in sub-investment grade consumer and retail syndicated lending activity.

Lloyds on the other hand screened defensively in terms of the potential hit to its TBV (5%) but the 80 basis point hit to its CET1 was "unwelcome" - although that could be mitigated by the 160bp impact to CET1 from a reduction from counter-cyclical capital buffers being set at zero.

"We had not factored in a pandemic such as the Coronavirus for which it seems the response on 26 March is more likely than not a 25bps cut (RBS and HSBC most exposed)," Jefferies said.

"We suspect the UK domestic CCyB - set to go to 200bps in December from 100bps today - could be recalibrated to zero (on the BOE's own estimation, this frees up $500bn of lending power across the system). The biggest beneficiary from this would be LLOY."

[toon1966] 11/3/2020 16:40

Minerve you really are full of the dark stuff...

[minerve 2] 11/3/2020 16:37

Basically Europe cannot deal with this virus as efficiently as the communist state.

Communist state 1 Europe 0

Last financially crises started in the US.

Communist state 1 USA 0



MMM, perhaps communism isn't as bad as people think. I'm not saying it is the solution but it sometimes shows the inherent failures within our current capitalist system.

[k38] 11/3/2020 16:34

When you hear..Merkel: "60 to 70% of the population may be effected "That's bad for the (shares) market.

[toon1966] 11/3/2020 16:31

Are you talking about Harvey Weinstein?