Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 02/9/2020 10:20

alex

Interesting post. Thank you.

[utrickytrees] 02/9/2020 10:15

You can see everything kicking off over there if Donaldo refuses to accept a narrow Democrat win on the grounds of voter fraud. Antifa & BLM whipped up by the media.

[grahamite2] 02/9/2020 09:48

Voter fraud has been the Democrat way for 60 years at the least. Nixon considered legal proceedings in 1960 but decided against in the national interest.

[waddy] 02/9/2020 09:30

May I indulge a little if I wear a mask?

[lordbung] 02/9/2020 09:29

Tea cakes with currents originated in the days when they were popular picnic items. They're a product of the Amper Age.

[jimarilo] 02/9/2020 09:28

NHS Certificate

[geckotheglorious] 02/9/2020 09:15

Sorry to hear that Ianood,but I will not be bullied by scumbags who PM me out of the blue with death threats.

And you'll notice I only respond to his lying posts, I do not initiate the confrontation.

[chavitravi2] 02/9/2020 08:55

I think most banks are down not just us so it's not Antonio..

Bacon & egg or sausage cobs here in Derbyshire, lovely.

[essentialinvestor] 02/9/2020 08:54

Crux of the Lloyds investment case is whether they need an equity raise
to shore up the balance sheet.

If they can navigate the next 12 months without one, the current SP
may be on the cheap side - assuming the wider UKX stays around current levels.

[ianood] 02/9/2020 08:52

Gecko - I enjoy many of your posts however, this battle with Goldfinger is painful. It appears that the ultimate resolution is to filter you both?

[arjun] 02/9/2020 08:52

Nice, when does That Man Ant.... leave, new blood needed ASAPHave a good day allTeatime.

[gbh2] 02/9/2020 08:47

Yep, the only Red on my watch list!

PS Tea cakes in West Yorkshire have currents.

[arjun] 02/9/2020 08:44

Morning allFTSE up 1.4%....Lloy down..and not even out of the gate?

[diku] 02/9/2020 08:39

Scones?...

[diku] 02/9/2020 08:38

He would be selling if he thinks its going down down deeper deeper duper down...does he need the money to buy an island?...

[gbh2] 02/9/2020 08:29

Can't help but wonder if the depressed share price is anything to do with Antonio dumping shares prior to leaving.
He'd not need to report a Director sale until the whole of what he wanted to get rid of was complete and lets face it, not many other than a Company director could be making a profit by selling this low.

[chavitravi2] 02/9/2020 08:24

Tea cakes, they are sweet with currents in em and you toast em. Cobs he was talking about.
We will.recover ok given all the swindles available to business. Furlough and putting half price meals through that's not been had.

[xxxxxy] 02/9/2020 08:19

A new fishing policyBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: SEPTEMBER 2, 2020There was no slot for me to speak in the fishing debate yesterday in the Commons ,such was the understandable pressure from MPs for fishing seats to speak.What I wanted to say included the followingThe government must not sacrifice our fish for the sake of some wider deal. The UK feels very strongly that we have been badly treated over fish from the original entry terms onwards. The Common Fishery Policy has been bad for our fish, bad for our fishing industry and bad for the marine environment.When we take back control we should greatly expand the amount our own fishing fleets can catch, and require most if not all of the fish from our fishing grounds to be landed in the UK. We need to build a bigger fish processing and retailing industry.The government should ban the ultra large predatory trawlers which damage the sea bed or the wider marine environment when scrambling to catch more fish, and attract too much bi catch as they do so.We should strengthen our onshore protection vessel fleet to enforce our fishing rules, protecting our marine environment and managing our fish stocks well.The new fishing policy should encourage a rapid expansion of our fishing fleets, with government help with the financing of suitable vessels and encouragement to the banks to lend for the purpose.The new fishing policy should be part of a wider policy initiative to encourage far greater food self sufficiency and fewer food miles.