Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[maxk] 01/10/2020 10:46

What court will hear this legal action?

[grahamite2] 01/10/2020 10:31

Brexit: EU starts legal action over controversial UK Brexit bill

The EU has begun legal proceedings against the UK over its plans to override sections of the Brexit divorce deal it signed in January.

Good!

[mitchy] 01/10/2020 10:30

Legal action against the U.K by the E.U for not giving them a shirt load of monèy for the divorce bill. Sterling weaker on the back of it.No worries...the E.U will collapse before any resolution. They'll drag it out like the wasp women case until they are all dead or senile.

[mikemichael2] 01/10/2020 10:26

'Why is it always Blacks?
Why not Asians'

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Because blacks and Asians seem to be always the ones causing crime!!!

Don't see many Chinese or japanese robbing and mugging.

[mitchy] 01/10/2020 10:02

U.K manufacturing up for the fourth month in a row.

[xxxxxy] 01/10/2020 09:57

But maybe Boris is being real clever. Know in about 8 weeks.

[grahamite2] 01/10/2020 09:56

All deaths are sad but

Anyone who has spent time in old people's homes would be cautious about saying that.

[xxxxxy] 01/10/2020 09:56

katherine langton30 Sep 2020 9:56PMI do not believe Johnson is capable of grasping the untold damage the he and his gang of very wealthy henchmen have inflicted on society.He really does have blood on his hands: our lumbering socialist health care system is being 'protected' at a dreadful costHis salary, and the huge payments Whitty and Vallance have received are unaffected, while millions are being condemned to penury.My business has managed to carry on, auction houses were closed, but luckily I had stock in reserve which got me through the initial stages of this mess.I know many people who were not so lucky, and if we were to go back to full lockdown, would not survive.This virus will NOT be defeated by pursuing lockdowns yet again: the only way is to protect the vulnerable and let the people LIVE again.Millions don't give a stuff as they are in the public sector, if Mr Blobby is unable or unwilling to protect the rest, he needs to get out, and take his 'experts' with himWe have to learn to live with this, and try to regain a sense of direction.Otherwise societal collapse is on the horizon.People are getting really angry, civil unrest will follow if we keep on the present track.

[buywell3] 01/10/2020 09:36

Unfortunately RR. and IAG BP. and RDSA to name but 4 FTSE stocks are showing investors what lies ahead for 2021 IMO

It ain't pretty


Risk Management was made for such events as this one

It should be embraced by ALL companies that can afford to pay circa 4 or 5 good guys or hire buywell

[diku] 01/10/2020 09:35

Not sure why the FTSE is at 5900 in comparison to some of the big caps that have been losing value in recent weeks and are close to Mar/April lows or lower and FTSE at the time was below 5000...BP, RDSB, VOD, BT, Lloy, Barc, HSBC, NWG, etc etc...Pharmas (AZN) and Mining/Commodity (ANTO, AAL. etc etc) shares are close to highs but losing momentum...some disparity...hope not but I think FTSE is a lagging indicator and is due one of those 300 - 400 point spike down move in a day to 5500...

[chavitravi2] 01/10/2020 09:33

Your right Mitchy, and to think last year some wanted to bring all that back.
No thanks. It's got to be the traders that's making this jump about imo.

[arjun] 01/10/2020 09:00

Morning allGood start and then down again, your right it's all over the place!! Let's see what the rest of the day brings?Have a good day

[scruff1] 01/10/2020 08:45

pwal
8.21 Yes
8.44 No
As I said yesterday the market is a nervous wreck. Doesnt what to do - its in a dither. Never known it so. Its almost funny

[cheshire pete] 01/10/2020 08:42

What is there to say Vauch? Some are calling for 15p and others 75p. Me....I haven't a clue. Recovery possible at some point, possibly soon but a lot depends on how quickly we get through the pandemic. What is your crystal ball showing?

[scruff1] 01/10/2020 08:42

One of the problems in the UK at the time (apart from the destructive unions) was the lack of design. The past success made them reluctant to change. Nissan cars eg Bluebirds may have fallen to pieces within a year but they had electric everything. Japanese motorbikes had electric ignition. Triumph etc riders were still bashing their shins on the kick start as they sung the praises of British engineering. By the time the light dawned it was difficult to name a make of bike that wasnt Japanese

[pwal] 01/10/2020 08:21

Can we say Lloyds is trending up?Long may it continue.

[mikemichael2] 01/10/2020 08:21

I believe Mclaren are built in UK, unfortunately owned by Mumtalakat Holding Company. Nice looking cars.

However not a patch on mi Jazz.

[mitchy] 01/10/2020 08:17

E.U manufacturing looking to be better than expected.

[scruff1] 01/10/2020 08:01

UTYINV
I agree with you on the quality of IK engineering. In the early 70's I was a trainee cost accountant with an engineering co. At the time Rolls Royce received a present. A drill bit the size of a human hair. It bore the message 'With Compliments - Westinghous'. Some time later Westinghouse received a present with the message 'With Compliments - Rolls Royce' - it was their drill bit with 3 holes drilled through the shank. I read this morning that they are attempting a placing :-(

[mitchy] 01/10/2020 07:41

Most of lloyds loans are in U.K property. With house prices continuing to rise the future looks peachy. But there seems to be a disconnect between earnings during lockdown and house prices suggesting a bubble may have formed. Caveat Emptor.