Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 15/6/2020 11:10

Coming so soon after Covid I don’t think the country will forgive hard Brexit. Maybe the far right “football lads” who think BJ is their man but that’s about it ..

[minerve 2] 15/6/2020 11:07

mm2

"Why should you be bothered?"

Why should YOU be bothered?

[minerve 2] 15/6/2020 11:05

"I believe we will be better off after a good clearout"

Does the clear out include boneheads like you?

LOL

[mikemichael2] 15/6/2020 11:01

Alp, Yes, all down to Brexit. I believe we will be better off after a good clearout. Why should you be bothered?

[pal44] 15/6/2020 10:59

Min the shops are open today what is the first item you want to purchase ?

[minerve 2] 15/6/2020 10:55

"Boris Johnson will push for rapid progress in future-relationship talks with the EU on a call with the bloc's chiefs on Monday" - FT

Oh go on then, after the past few days I could do with a good laugh.

"Brussels warned it would not sacrifice its economic interests for the sake of a deal."

- FT

Crikey. Not sacrifice the interests of 420 million people for some small breakaway state led by a blonde turnip having a little temper tantrum. How very unsporting and unexpected.

Good thing our Great Leader is prepared to sacrifice the economic futures (and now apparently lives based on his performance the past few months) of his own 67 million people by bravely breaking off negotiations, otherwise I'd be super worried or something.

[alphorn] 15/6/2020 10:54

mm2 - "We won, you lost". That is why, no doubt, that the UK economy and GBP goes from strength to strength.

You must be an Express reader to believe that gumpf.

[geckotheglorious] 15/6/2020 10:47

Alphorn
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"The flip side of the BBC issue is that there is value in a station with a news flow without bias"

The BBC isnt without bias though so that point is moot. It is highly biased on key topics of Immigration, Global Warming, EU membership, Anti Americanism and the usual predominantly Left Wing proclivities

I do however agree that it does nobody any good to be served up doctored garbage.
If the BBC cannot fill that unbiased role without fear of reprisal then it should indeed be privatised.....

[minerve 2] 15/6/2020 10:47

Go on then.

It's such a small car it shouldn't take that long.

[mikemichael2] 15/6/2020 10:42

However, you take the time to reply!!! LOL.

Think i'll give the Jazz a wash.

[minerve 2] 15/6/2020 10:42

mm2

Shame you didn't go to the protests and one of those black muscled guys gave you a lesson you'll never forget. It would be a great learning experience for an insular old bonehead like you.

LOL

[minerve 2] 15/6/2020 10:39

mm2

You won a referendum based on lies and mistruths and then were scared to have a rerun based on truths. Cowards, eh?

Even to this day Hard-Brexit has not received mandate from the majority of the British public.



I post on here because I enjoy the entertainment. If I met you in the streets and you opened your mouth I would make a quick exit because you have nothing to offer me that is worth listening to! ;)

[mikemichael2] 15/6/2020 10:29

Strange that Minerve, 'little time' you post 20 times a day on here to all us brexit fans.

[daddy warbucks] 15/6/2020 10:15

Do you think if we had a share consolidation of 1 to 5 or even 1 to 10, that these day traders would leave and stop manipulating the price?

[grahamite2] 15/6/2020 10:12

Maybe so Minerve - and only proper there should be a counterbalance to Antifa Propaganda Daily as served up by the BBC.

[minerve 2] 15/6/2020 10:10

Fox News AKA Murdoch Propaganda Daily.

[xxxxxy] 15/6/2020 10:00

From Yahoo Finance. Opinions opinions opinions....?BloombergStocks Tumble With U.S. Futures on Virus Fears: Markets WrapAdam Haigh and Michael HunterJune 15, 2020, 8:25 am?Stocks Tumble With U.S. Futures on Virus Fears: Markets Wrap(Bloomberg) -- European stocks and U.S. futures tumbled as evidence of a second virus wave dashed hopes of a quick economic recovery. Treasuries and the dollar rose.The Stoxx Europe 600 Index lost 2.2% at the market open and S&P 500 futures were down 3%. Treasuries rallied, pushing the 10-year yield to 0.65%. The dollar climbed along with the yen and European government bonds also advanced. BP Plc slumped after announcing it will write down the value of its business by as much as $17.5 billion and predicted the pandemic will be a long-term hit to energy demand."We've gone risk-off because the reality of the U-shape pick-up" is hitting home, David Bloom, global head of foreign-exchange strategy at HSBC Holdings Plc, said on Bloomberg TV. "It's a U-shape pick-up, and it's going to be slow and patchy" he said of the recovery.Chinese economic data Monday showed the world's second-largest economy had a smaller bounce back in May than economists had expected, with retail sales continuing to drop and industrial output rising less than forecast.On the virus front, more than 20 U.S. states are seeing a pick-up in cases, Tokyo reported a jump over the weekend and a fresh outbreak in Beijing prompted officials to close a market there."The risk is that, globally, we get a second wave," said Chris Iggo, the chief investment officer for core investments at AXA Investment Managers. "Now is the time to have that long-duration bond exposure in the portfolio."

[xxxxxy] 15/6/2020 09:54

BREXIT. It must be sovereign independent Brexit. And Made and Produce of the UK First.Not Made in China.Not Made in the EUSSR.Let the lessons be noted. Never again.UK must look after self. First. Not be dependent or controlled by others and their Elites. Sure be friends with others. Travel to others. But NEVER again be controlled and ordered and told what to do by others.Freedom and Democracy and Independence.So.NO DEAL