Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[k38] 24/11/2020 12:15

Don't shout... you don't want that old boy hear you. Lol....

[k38] 24/11/2020 12:12

Foreign aids... it's a scam.

[maxk] 24/11/2020 12:11

I thought the Jocks wanted their fishing industry back?

No?

[xxxxxy] 24/11/2020 12:09

'Why are we giving China aid!?' Boris ordered to overhaul bizarre foreign spending spreeANGELA EPSTEIN has lashed out at the Government's foreign aid policy and demanded to know why Britain is giving cash to China.By GERRARD KAONGA11:47, Tue, Nov 24, 2020 | UPDATED: 12:00, Tue, Nov 24... Daily Express

[xxxxxy] 24/11/2020 12:02

People.Boycott goods and products of the EUSSR.No DealWTO

[xxxxxy] 24/11/2020 12:00

Today: Face to face Brexit talks could be back on by the end of the week as the Commission quashes rumours of transition extension. Meanwhile, there's last-minute talks to prevent a meat product ban and Gove condemns Sturgeon's Brexit interference.Face to face talks to resume in London: Barnier could leave self-isolation on Friday with face to face negotiations expected to resume in London at the end of the week. The trade deal is said to be 95 percent done but critical breakthroughs on the key obstacles of fishing, the level playing field guarantees and the deal's enforcement remain elusive.No extension: The European Commission has moved to quash rumours that the UK and EU were negotiating an extension to the end of the transition period to prevent a no deal Brexit. "You either have a deal or you don't have a deal. There is no possibility to extend the Transition Period beyond that point (January 1st). That date is set in stone," the spokesman said. ...but no rest for negotiators: More talk of the EU's demand for a 10-15 year review clause today as the Telegraph explains how Brexit talks could continue long into the future even if a trade agreement is struck. The deal that appears likely is a basic "thin" agreement that brings zero tariff and zero quota trade in goods. Negotiators are focusing efforts on the most potentially disruptive issues, such as aviation, due to the short amount of time left. The Commission insists the trading relationship be covered by a single overarching treaty so that it would be easier to plug in new future agreements over time, perhaps ones agreed by successive governments. There will also be continued talks over Northern Ireland, fishing negotiations, foreign policy cooperation and dialogue between regulators. As James Crisp, the Telegraph's Brussels correspondent puts it: "Britain has escaped the EU but it can never escape negotiating with it."Outline of deal could be in sight: While opening a new customs facility at Dublin port yesterday, Micheál Martin, the Irish Prime Minister, said that negotiators were working on "texts now in all areas" and the EU's assessment was the most hopeful to date. He said he believed the outline of a Brexit trade deal should be sketched out by the end of the week. Downing Street and the EU Commission are setting up a phone, or even a face to face, meeting between Boris Johnson and Ursula von der Leyen for later in the week. Last-minute talks to prevent meat product ban: One area still being negotiated in the Joint Committee is a potential meat product ban. UK and EU officials are in last-minute talks to avoid a potential two-way ban on a wide range of foods including sausages, mince and prepared meals moving between Great Britain and the island of Ireland next year. Under EU rules, there are restrictions on certain meat products from outside the European Union. Such products would therefore be prohibited from entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain, as it will still be operating EU food safety rules from 1 January under the Northern Ireland Protocol. The UK has said it will replicate the EU's food safety regime, that includes the restriction and means that reciprocal restrictions would be applied to the same products coming from Ireland.Despite being engaged in technical talks to find a solution, RTE understands that one has not yet been found. EU and UK officials have been in discussion about the issue for a number of weeks and according to a Government statement: "The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is monitoring these discussions very closely given their potential impact on the agri-food sector." British officials have suggested that the internal stock monitoring systems used by supermarkets should provide a degree of reassurance for the EU when it comes to food safety and tracing any food products which cause problems.Back of the queue: The EU has 'thanked' US president Joe Biden for his support in their dispute with Britain over the Internal Market Bill in a phone call on Monday between Charles Michel and Mr Biden. Two weeks after Biden called Boris, the EU has released a statement on the exchange. It seems that despite the EU's fascination with the President-elect, they are the ones that are at the 'back of the queue'.Gove condemns Sturgeon's Brexit interference: The Government has published a letter from Michael Gove to SNP External Affairs minister Michael Russell, in which he explicitly states the "political level contacts that the Scottish Government, including the First Minister, have had" with EU negotiators have "negatively affected the negotiating dynamic".Gove specifically condemns Sturgeon's contact with Michel Barnier and says that this has led to the EU concluding that a maintenance of the status quo on the Common Fisheries Policy are "outcomes that the Scottish Government, and perhaps even more damagingly, Scottish stakeholders, support. This is highly regrettable and damaging to UK interests including in Scotland."Huawei ban in telecoms security bill: The government has said it will ask parliament for wide-reaching powers to oversee telecoms operators' security policies, including cracking down on operators' use of Chinese equipment for future 5G networks. The Telecoms Security Bill would allow the government to force operators to rip out equipment from "high-risk" vendors when rolling out 5G networks. This would mean equipment from Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE would be able to be replaced.Backbench Tory MPs have been calling for a tougher crackdown on Chinese companies such as Huawei, so this move by the government will help ease concerns that they haven't gone far enough in tackling Chinese involvement in our 5G network.For the latest news and developments throughout the day, please do follow @GlobalVision_UK on Twitter.Thanks for reading, and enjoy the rest of your day.

[mikemichael2] 24/11/2020 11:58

That 'con/scam' Bitcoin has hit $19000

[cheshire pete] 24/11/2020 11:47

Golden cross was 33.38p according to HL charts, based on 200/50 day MAs.

[optomistic] 24/11/2020 11:40

freddie0124 Nov '20 - 11:10 - 13913 of 13915
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netcurtains is a fanatical Labour supporter and best ignored or filtered.
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Porto perhaps you would be better doing what freddie suggests.

[crazi] 24/11/2020 11:36

Not a chartist... holding since 26... and would just appreciate some discussion about the share this thread is for and not have to wade through thousands of posts of "Personal political views" about Borris and Brexit.

Yes Brexit plays a role - but not in the personal aspect splashed across these Lloyds boards. It's like bored old grumpy grannies with handbags and a 30 year grudge against one or other political party... Sad!

[maxk] 24/11/2020 11:36

Up she rises, not so early in the morning...

[minerve 2] 24/11/2020 11:32

"So next time your watching University Challenge and SOAS or some other 'similar' institution comes on & you think fk me they're a bit old & swarthy looking it's because they all at least 45 & they're from Nigeria."

You obviously don't watch University Challenge that often. I guess, why would you? You probably couldn't answer a single question.

[maxk] 24/11/2020 11:31

What are your thoughts Crazi? Where's the old nag going?

[cheshire pete] 24/11/2020 11:29

Sounds like ur a chartist Crazi, possibly trading short term. If so, your charts should tell you all you need to know.

[crazi] 24/11/2020 11:24

Yeah - I didn't think so...

[portside1] 24/11/2020 11:24

I notice. Net has given no reply to my post about what the stinking rotten Eu has done for the working classes only destroy them Come on net answer or are you still looking to find something

[mikemichael2] 24/11/2020 11:22

Min can give you some great tips on best 'knock out' drink ! White spirit/turps/brush cleaner!!

[crazi] 24/11/2020 11:22

Lloyds has today smashed through the previous 37p resistance level on the way down

Any thoughts on that???

[portside1] 24/11/2020 11:21

Biden to clear stimulus as soon as pos

[cheshire pete] 24/11/2020 11:19

Any idea when the divi will be resumed then Crazi....er no, well join the club neither have I.
How about what Rishi does next about COVID debt then? Any ideas, well I haven't a clue either.
What info exactly are you looking for....a golden £ sign lighting up saying " buy now" lol.

[freddie01] 24/11/2020 11:10

netcurtains is a fanatical Labour supporter and best ignored or filtered.

[crazi] 24/11/2020 11:10

It is drivel. Never ends. Far too much PERSONAL politics and extremely little about Lloyds which is the purpose of this thread.

Potential PI investors looking for information on Lloyds better stay well clear of these boards...