Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[ignoble] 02/4/2020 21:12

Boris up and about standing outside No. 10 clapping the NHS

[jl5006] 02/4/2020 21:06

PC
surely we are already in the proverbial
If not WTFRWE

[boystown] 02/4/2020 21:04

But we're already IN that market in spades! Don't confuse a big dip recession with a bear market - the two are very different animals as the market looks a long way ahead.

[patientcapital] 02/4/2020 21:01

Because there is a high probability that we are entering into a bear market worse than any of us have witnessed.

[m5] 02/4/2020 20:37

NFP tomorrow, that could get ugly. 1.30pm

[aceuk] 02/4/2020 20:36

And now, the end is near ....

Til next time ....

[alphorn] 02/4/2020 19:45

#058. I was not talking as a passenger. So your answer is no.

[utrickytrees] 02/4/2020 19:32

Remember this

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[diku] 02/4/2020 19:05

Anybody remember Northern Rock...darling of the banking sector...




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Let's not forget where it all started...Bradford and Bingley, our money was stolen from us there!

[jl5006] 02/4/2020 18:59

If this continues - this will be bust

[aljm] 02/4/2020 18:45

1980chris, a year should give a nice return, really all down to what this covid rubbish goes, i have some put away for at least as long as that, probably longer.

[jl5006] 02/4/2020 18:39

Alph
yes i have on occasions - not good
not the point = self employed or employed - end of
My uber experience was bad - guy did not know his way round Birm aiport -still paid £10 -

[1980chris] 02/4/2020 18:36

Was thinking a year maybe ?

[aljm] 02/4/2020 18:34

best thing i would suggest, forget about them, come back when all this is disappearing, you should have a nice surprise, if you are out for a quick buck, maybe not so good, long term share, there are a LOT worse,

[orchestralis] 02/4/2020 18:31

Tuck them away for 5 years and you should see a good return.

[1980chris] 02/4/2020 18:23

Hi all I'm a newbie to shares etc so forgive my ignorance I took a plunge yesterday rightly or wrongly on Lloyd's and bought at 29.80p. About 5k worth nothing much . My assumption was as they paid back the money the government lent them then they must know what their doing and secondly if things really hit the fan the government would be more willing to bail them out again ??? Don't shoot me down just a layman's logic . Anyone with any sensible views ? Cheers, chris