Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[alphorn] 20/6/2020 14:51

G2 - keep that one ready for bbj's new site.

ROFLMAO.

............and that is from someone who is now bullish GBP!

[grahamite2] 20/6/2020 14:15

I don't remember people voting in 2016 to celebrate clinging onto a few international manufacturers that decided to stay in the UK aided by government bribes.
I don't remember people voting in 2016 to paint their living rooms green. It's amazing the number of things people did not vote on in 2016.

[keith95] 20/6/2020 14:07

maxk:

"This follows Nissan’s decision to concentrate production in Sunderland…"




"Nissan: UK factory still under threat from no-deal Brexit"

With a £60 Million bung from Theresa May if I remember rightly.

I don't remember people voting in 2016 to celebrate clinging onto a few international manufacturers that decided to stay in the UK aided by government bribes.


I sold Lloy in 2014 after its recovery from the worst of the PPI debacle and the financial crisis ...

32p is still 10% less than the right issues during the US led financial crisis ... that I did take part in ....

... I'll get back into Lloy but not until I have a handle on how truly disastrous Brexit will be for the UK economy, with idiot Johnson and his idiotic puppet master Cummings pulling the strings.

[alphorn] 20/6/2020 13:51

x5 - that is called negotiation. You had better get used to it before trying to deal with the more aggressive countries.
Crying to this thread is really not going to help you one jot although you might get 25 upticks. Lol

[xxxxxy] 20/6/2020 13:48

Peter Brunger20 Jun 2020 1:24PMIt looks like these numbers may have been derived from a recent ONS report on deaths involving Covid-19 (link below).  This included the important proviso that "In this ONS report, the term "involving COVID-19" referred to any and all deaths that had COVID-19 mentioned anywhere on the death certificate, whether as underlying cause or not.  That is, these numbers includes deaths where the patient may have died with Covid-19, but not from it. https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/bulletins/deathsinvolvingcovid19uk/deathsoccurringbetween1marchand30april20201LikeReplyP J Honey20 Jun 2020 1:26PM@Peter Brunger GPs were instructed to put Covid on the death certificate if there was any suspicion at all that it could have been a factor. Why? True deaths lower not higher than government reported daily.Why?6LikeReplyPeter Brunger20 Jun 2020 1:30PM@P J Honey @Peter Brunger Yes, agreed, and especially with regards to care home deaths where I understand that death certificates were completed by nurses guided by GPs over the phone.  Whatever the motives for that, it means the risks are actually even lower than the numbers in the ONS report suggest.3LikeReplybill hughes20 Jun 2020 1:31PM@P J Honey @Peter Brunger To make the death toll big, thats why. If there weren't loads of people dying, there wasn't a crisis, so there was no need for lockdown and the economic catastrophe coming in its wake. Basically the government got bounced into the lockdown policy by the media and then invested so much in it that even when a chance came to withdraw - when the NIghtingale hospitals were unused so the NHS obviously was not being swamped - it didn't take that chance and if fact doubled-down and started arguing that all the care home deaths were tragic and we had to carry on lockdown to save their lives which was obviously BS. 

[minerve 2] 20/6/2020 12:38

"Fear not, Minnie, I believe she's now ditched it."

What Jayzee or the song?

LOL

[optomistic] 20/6/2020 12:19

uninstall it, but make sure you have another browser installed first,

Opera is very good.

[mikemichael2] 20/6/2020 12:13

Nearly all Windows 10 now Alp.

[utrickytrees] 20/6/2020 12:11

Delivering their crack BB?

[poikka] 20/6/2020 12:08

Fear not, Minnie, I believe she's now ditched it.

[bargainbob] 20/6/2020 12:00

Met her and Jayzee in a hotel in Portugal . Penha Longa Resort Recommend the place.

[dexdringle] 20/6/2020 11:41

....call Bill Gates ?

[minerve 2] 20/6/2020 11:31

Beyoncé has released a surprise new song, Black Parade, hours after announcing a new initiative to support black-owned businesses.

The track includes powerful lyrics about black history, police brutality and the George Floyd protests.

"Put your fists up in the air, show black love," sings the star. "Need peace and reparation for my people."




Oh FFS!

[mikemichael2] 20/6/2020 10:50

My computers been taken over by microsoft edge, how do i get rid??

[diku] 20/6/2020 10:07

How many of those brokers got their original price targets correct let alone the future price targets....price targets are for in an ideal text book conditions...unfortunately too many variables out there at any given time...it is a play thing tool attached to the markets...

[alphorn] 20/6/2020 09:26

mm2 - pleased to hear that. Have all the XP systems now at least gone? It was dreadful to hear how much neglect in some of the admin systems.

[diku] 20/6/2020 09:03

300 years??...what I do see is plenty of gleaming new top end cars on the road...where is this recession?...





According to the Bank of England, the UK economy is currently facing its worst recession in 300 years. In April, it contracted by 20.4 per cent compared to the previous month. In addition, the latest Office for National Statistics’ report showed the number of people claiming work-related benefits spiked 23 per cent to 2.8 million in May.

[mikemichael2] 20/6/2020 09:02

My son has been working from home on updating computer links for the NHS trusts, they use Microsoft Teams and works harder than when he went into the office. The NHS is coming out of years of neglect and lazy office staff.

The small private company he works for is years ahead of anything in the NHS.

[maxk] 20/6/2020 08:59

This story is behind a paywall: Anyone know the impact on the ol nag when the freebies come to an end?




Almost two million homeowners take mortgage holidays

One in six mortgage customers have made use of the Government's relief scheme for payments during the pandemic

By
Adam Williams
19 June 2020 • 2:59pm

[diku] 20/6/2020 08:47

It will make people even more lazier...next you will hear is that children will not want to go to school either...






Real work, not possible to do real work from home.

Now everyone sits around on their elbows staring at a screen and they call it work.
"Efficiant working from home'. pause for laughter.

Not real work at all, just a method of circulating money in an automated digital age where there are fewer real jobs.

[freddie01] 20/6/2020 08:39

Lloyds share price forecast: does the UK banking sector stand a chance of recovering?

[xxxxxy] 20/6/2020 08:09

The French attack the Brexit British, hours after Macron enjoys British hospitality'We won't give in to the British,' says French Europe Minister live on air,after her boss' day with Boris & Prince Charles?© Brexit Facts4EU.Org 2020"Teek-tock" from Michel Barnier, yet France's new Europe Minister now wants to stop the clockBrexit Facts4EU.Org reports on what the French government really thinksYesterday, on the morning after French President Emmanuel Macron was in London being given a Royal welcome by Prince Charles and a Prime Ministerial welcome by Boris Johnson, President Macron's Secretary of State for European Affairs was attacking the British live on French radio.On Friday, just after her boss had spent a day enjoying British hospitality, France's European Minister, Amélie de Montchalin, launched another assault on the British over Brexit.Speaking in a live interview on France's "Europe 1" radio station she accused the UK of exerting time pressure and expecting the EU to yield to it. She also implied that the UK would not survive a second Coronavirus wave without being under the protection of the EU.BREXIT FACTS4EU.ORG SUMMARYExcerpts from interview with France's Secretary of State for European Affairs, 19 June 2020?© Europe 1 radio"We will not give in to this time pressure, to this final sprint that the British want to impose on us, hoping that we will yield""We want to protect our businesses, our fishermen, our farmers""Those who most need an agreement are the British"'UK won't bear second wave of Coronavirus without the EU,' claims Amélie de Montchalin"They cannot bear a second shock after the epidemic""They will not have access to the safety net that is Europe, nor to the recovery plan"Asked about a no deal outcome she said: "I don't exclude anything"Facts4u.org