Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[alphorn] 08/6/2020 10:38

EU fisheries panic: Staggering amount bloc could lose post-Brexit revealed..........

..........until you realise that it is in the Express! Lol

Plane lands on the moon MKII.

[geckotheglorious] 08/6/2020 10:34

How has the Govt hijacked a racial event?

You get more crackpotty by the day

[pilkersa] 08/6/2020 10:04

I am in. Looks very little resistance to 50p....

[maxidi] 08/6/2020 10:02

Nearly 38p for LLoy. In profit already.

[smurfy2001] 08/6/2020 09:57

Well this is looking very positive. I'm now tempted to hold my position till 45p.

[alphorn] 08/6/2020 09:49

cheshire #681. Surely you don't need that spelt out.

[ialwayswinatmonopoly] 08/6/2020 09:39

From a chartist prospective Lloy has just completed a double bottom formation and set a short term target of 42p. Volume is also high which supports the trend. (3mth time line)

[maxidi] 08/6/2020 09:36

Or bad publicity for Madonna!

[mr.elbee] 08/6/2020 09:29

yep..arrange mass demonstrations knowing the public will now WANT to social distance

FOREVER

the racial event has been hijacked by government.

[diku] 08/6/2020 09:23

Good publicity for Madonna...

[maxk] 08/6/2020 09:12

Off topic, sorry...




Lloyds Bank chairman calls on state to take charge of toxic business loans

Norman Blackwell has urged the Government to set up a vehicle that will take debts from some firms unable to repay their coronavirus loans

By
Lucy Burton,
BANKING EDITOR
7 June 2020 • 8:30pm



One of Britain's top bankers has urged the Treasury to rapidly take responsibility for tens of billions of pounds of toxic business loans as lenders seek to free themselves of coronavirus debt.

Lloyds chairman Norman Blackwell, a former policy chief to Margaret Thatcher and John Major, called on the government to set up a vehicle that will take on debts from some companies unable to repay their state-backed coronavirus loans.

If it goes ahead the programme is likely to be compared to the so-called "bad bank" set up by ministers to handle loans in the wake of the financial crisis.

Britain's high street lenders have doled out vast amounts in emergency funding to prop up small companies during the crisis, supported by a taxpayer guarantee to cover their losses if a borrower fails to pay the money back....

[geckotheglorious] 08/6/2020 09:06

For herd immunity you need 70-80% to have been infected..

So 5% or 25% really is irrelevant in the big scheme of things.

Let's hope there isn't a second wave.

Personally I'm not that hopefully and am preparing for one.

Each to their own.

[soho2] 08/6/2020 09:02

Only by a certain category of people... even the old hag of Madonna was present...says it all.

[diku] 08/6/2020 08:59

From total lockdown to protests...frustration has been building up...

[mikemichael2] 08/6/2020 08:05

Great tactics by the police over the weekend, let the yobs cause a bit of damage, crack a few police heads, and vandalise up and down. They will soon lose support.

[oapknob1] 08/6/2020 06:17

There is a market for live lobster, crab and shellfish here, if fishing boats obtain licences to sell direct to the public in this country. Straight from the boat to consumers. Create new markets locally.

[levisrus] 08/6/2020 05:04

A refreshing change on this chat site, when posters can debate topics compared to LSE.

The vast majority of Monsieur Barnier's statements have absolutely nothing to do with trade. It's ALL about handcuffing the UK to EU laws and courts....same old schit control by the jobs for the boys club.

Barnier has his agenda firmly laid out, by his Globalist puppet masters and is doing everything to skirt around Article 4 of the Political Declaration that any future arrangements must respect the UK SOVEREIGNTY.
This can hardly be described as 'negotiating position' it conflicts with the exit procedure for the UK leaving the EU contained in Article 50.

No Deal.......is the level playing field followed by two fish fingers.

[minerve 2] 07/6/2020 23:22

No they haven't, sadly. Something to do to fill their empty voids whilst HollyOaks and Love Island aren't filming.

[maxk] 07/6/2020 23:16

This is all being driven by social media and benefits.


How the hell can normal people afford to travel around the country for the latest demo? Have they nothing better to do with their time??

[tygarreg] 07/6/2020 23:00

Minerve for once I agree with you. Mane is an inspiration with his help for mankind.

[minerve 2] 07/6/2020 22:55

Sterling is a bad role model for black people.

Mane is a much better one.