Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[hawkind] 31/7/2020 05:20

Lloyds will be over £6 a share in 25 years

[hellscream] 31/7/2020 05:17

name me 5 big british shares thats up over 25 years.

[hellscream] 31/7/2020 05:15

64% of the adult population pay no income tax, why you think ALL the ftse 100 companys are losing there dividends. we ARE the only targets the government got the balls to hit.

[hellscream] 31/7/2020 05:13

the ftse 100 index is garbage, fact is over the long term you lose money investing. only thing that goes up is house prices. government garrenteed.

[johncasey] 31/7/2020 00:54

hostile bid coming..soars to 50p...everyone happy

[yasyas1] 31/7/2020 00:16

Well what a mess! Bought at 32p thinking it was cheap and then this massive drops! Not sure what big deal is - we knew results were going to be naff but i assumed that was priced in

[maxk] 30/7/2020 23:30

Alp.


Just to refresh the memory.



Negotiations under Article 50 TEU (Treaty on European Union) will be conducted as a single package. In accordance with the principle that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed, individual items cannot be settled separately.



ie, nothing has been agreed to date, much less the lot. And certainly not a blank cheque for a counterparty who can alter the terms at will.

[diku] 30/7/2020 23:19

What chance Natwest bad results but it goes up...

[redirect12] 30/7/2020 23:16

All blue on all indexs and us nearly recovered all losses from today so looking good for tomorrow depending on how bad natwest is
But I've had a very good run on kodak ive had for so long I'd written them of for bust

[k38] 30/7/2020 23:09

The Q is.. what's stopping the management to buy the lows, cancel the shares and support shareholders value ..The awnser is, the big boys will go bust!

[diku] 30/7/2020 23:07

Lloy has all the hall marks of VOD...once upon a time VOD also had 70bln shares in issue...buyback shares with one hand and issue more shares with the other hand...never ending story...then they sold off VZ stake with shareholder return and a share consolidation...

[k38] 30/7/2020 23:01

"I think now for Plan B share consolidation coming...that is another market illusion..."Well said. Another way to dilute small shareholders value. That's why is best to buy and sell with your first opportunity. Don't let them to steal your money.

[diku] 30/7/2020 22:36

Share buybacks not working..it never does when you have billions and billions and billions in issue to start with...I think now for Plan B share consolidation coming...that is another market illusion...

[diku] 30/7/2020 22:18

Apple shares trading at all time highs...soon it will be a $2 trillion company...

[1carus] 30/7/2020 22:06

I love a good chart, it reminds me how relatively short the low lows last. It also warns me about trying to time the absolute bottom, because if your not in when it turns you lose big time. I also like both the lines that could be drawn through the median of all of that, and particularly like the one that can be drawn across the tops of the spikey bits. The linear progression 1985 to 1995 seems about in line with 8000 points in 2020, seems fair growth. The two spikes in 2000 and 2008 were overdone, with the index returning to the linear growth line over time. You could argue that it has done diddle since 2000, but it was way overcooked then and looking somewhat undercooked now against the long term trend. But you could interpret this a million different ways, particularly with hindsight. It's like looking at the historical numbers in vegas on the roulette wheels, they have nothing to do with the future outcome of where the silver ball lands.

[k38] 30/7/2020 21:41

At the highest price, yes, to make their "friends" happy.

[mitchy] 30/7/2020 21:21

Will lloy recover back up to 60+p ? Yes sure just a question when . Can it get back to 80p ? Why not ? They'll probably have to buy some shares back first though.

[buywell3] 30/7/2020 21:19

The future

[buywell3] 30/7/2020 21:17

The future

[stupmy] 30/7/2020 21:13

US500 looking for upside. Could relieve the pressure on UK stocks tomorrow.

[mitchy] 30/7/2020 20:50

Lots of buyers at these prices at least.

[alphorn] 30/7/2020 20:26

max - then you have misread my post.

The answer to post #481 would be the same however - It will be a question of fact as to what was underwritten/guaranteed etc.