Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[jpjohn1] 01/2/2019 18:11

So what happened here this weekWe finished down - .39p or .665%, the FT 100 + 211.02 pointsIt hit a high of 58.62p and a low of 56.56pBroker comments here this weekGoldman raised the TP from 56p to 57p still the only sell on Lloyds out of 17 BrokersBarclays reiterated Overweight

[jpjohn1] 01/2/2019 18:11

Broker comments same has last week Buy 11, Hold 5, Sell 1and a consensus of 75.13pBrokers comments this yearRoyal Bank of Canada Buy TP 80pUBS. 80pDeutsche Bank Buy 68pHSBC Hold 59pJP Morgan Overweight 80pCredit Suisse Outperform 84pGoldman Sell 57pBarclays Overweight Have a good weekend all. :)

[jpjohn1] 01/2/2019 18:05

So what happened here this weekWe finished down - .39p or .665%, the FT 100 + 211.02 pointsIt hit a high of 58.62p and a low of 56.56pBroker comments here this weekGoldman raised the TP from 56p to 57p still the only sell on Lloyds out of 17 BrokersBarclays reiterated Overweight

[tradejunkie2] 01/2/2019 17:00

I know many Indians that voted out sick of foreigners sucking the Benefit system dry when first generation Indians came over to the UK to work. This is unlike many leaching Euroscum that suck the benefit system dry.

[k38] 01/2/2019 16:57

Is good to see the share hold all it's gains.New highs next week.Market must expecting some good news?I don't really like the share buyback. I personally prefer big dividend, that will be good for the share price.

[xxxxxy] 01/2/2019 16:54

LEAVE and WTO

[k38] 01/2/2019 16:16

% wise, remainers are driven by fear than knowledge andthe most ignorance of them all are the Labour voters driven by scaremongering from media and party politics. At least the Brexiteers knows what they want and why.

[patientcapital] 01/2/2019 16:07

Or the non independent or the once great FT.

[mr.elbee] 01/2/2019 16:02

or even worse..the grauniad!

[ladeside] 01/2/2019 15:50

graham you're right, however that was an election as opposed to a referendum.

We elect and employ our MP's to make decisions based upon the information they receive from their advisers and experts in the civil service otherwise we could just let Joe Public decide everything and sack the whole lot of them in Westminster and Whitehall (maybe not such a bad idea).

The reality though would be that Angie the chip shop fryer in Burnley would be deciding on Foreign policy (God Forbid) and Mohammed in Bromley would be deciding on Education (oh dear) etc, etc.

Of course they'd have the Mail, Express & Star as their trusted advisers..........

[tradejunkie2] 01/2/2019 15:45

I don't get the stability here need volatility and need it now before my cats get hungry.

[exlogicalad] 01/2/2019 15:25

Merkel and Macron running scared.

[exlogicalad] 01/2/2019 15:20

Sterling advances as Italy goes into recession.

[exlogicalad] 01/2/2019 15:18

More Staycations in the UK since brexit than for 50 years.

[exlogicalad] 01/2/2019 15:17

K38...they need our money and paying and applying for visas might send people to Cornwall instead of Europe.

[bbalanjones] 01/2/2019 15:14

"Freedom" is, was and always will be illusory.

[gotnorolex] 01/2/2019 14:48

Who said.."Need reinforcements to rescue us. Please send six tanks or one piper".

[ladeside] 01/2/2019 14:37

There's hardly an occupation with machine gun totting foreigners on every corner is there ?

Well, not up here in Scotland there's not.

As for voting leave, there were many different reasons for this which had nothing to do with immigration or "being set free" etc.

[k38] 01/2/2019 14:27

Ambassadors from the nations of the EU reached an agreement on Friday allowing British citizens to travel inside the EU without a visa, in case the UK leaves the union without a deal.This decision allows Britons visa-free short stays of up to 90 days within any 180 day-period.The decision means that British citizens will be able to travel anywhere inside the EU's "Schengen Area" without needing to apply for a visa