Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[k38] 23/3/2019 14:19

TM and the rest are not stupid like the ones who they sign to revoke a50... the last thing they want is a civil war.

[toon1966] 23/3/2019 14:17

WOW Minerve signing the revoke Article 50 petition, a real game changer....

[tradejunkie2] 23/3/2019 14:16

Signed up on the dole going to use the cash to buy Lloyds shares at 55p

[bargainbob] 23/3/2019 14:03

Well done Minerve.

[minerve 2] 23/3/2019 14:02

Signed the revoke Article 50 petition this morning.

He he.

Fellow remainers do it, it all helps, here is the link, takes 20 seconds:

[bargainbob] 23/3/2019 13:56

The UK is not a Country k38 and three quarters.

[grahamite2] 23/3/2019 13:43

Imagine that, in the aftermath of the EU referendum, all sides had chosen to behave like adults. Suppose that Leavers had said, “We won, but we didn’t win big. Let’s stay as close to the EU as a fully sovereign country can”.

Suppose that, for their part, Remainers had said, “Fair enough, we lost, so let’s focus on hanging on to the bits that matter to us most, like market access”. Suppose that MPs had said, “The best way to get a good deal is to be visibly prepared for no deal”. And suppose – I know, I know, but humour me – that the EU had said, “OK, the Brits don’t want to be members, but let’s at least try to part as friends”.

Is it so unthinkable that Britain could have united around a phased and partial recovery of powers? Might we have aimed to keep our economic ties to the EU while opting out of its political structures – to be part of a common market rather than a common government?

[grahamite2] 23/3/2019 13:38

Watching the government mulishly bringing back the same defeated motion again and again makes me think of that scene in The Simpsons where Homer keeps electrocuting himself by repeatedly trying to grab some beer cans from a tangle of live wires. D’oh!

[smartypants] 23/3/2019 13:35

"I can't see the point in off loading when there's a 3.31% divi date approaching, that said I have an ave of 61.5p so no really capital loss."
Errr...maybe because you don't get any extra for "holding" the share..

SP falling due to Brexit disaster (have you heard about it?)
Sell...buy back at lower price day before ex-div day...collect div
Its not that complicated really.

As for the post above yours's, and the delusionary old chap posting...well??

Its not that complicated really.
Being a member of the EU gives the member state membership benefits.
Once you are no longer a member you can not enjoy the benefits of membership.
It was made quite clear 2 an arf..3 years ago?.
But it has taken that long for it to finally sink in for some dim wits.
There is no deal you can make out side that is better than being inside!

Its not that complicated really.
Not being in the EU is less advantageous then being in the EU
Simple.

[bargainbob] 23/3/2019 13:32

Scotland too poor to go it alone lol.

THE astonishing wealth of Scotland’s natural resources have been valued for the first time by a groundbreaking new study, at one third of the UK’s total.

The research, by the Office of National Statistics, examined the value or profit provided by natural resources – such as wind, water, oil and gas – and how they are used.

In 2015, the partial-asset value of Scottish natural capital was estimated to be £273 billion, 34% of the UK as a whole.

The Scottish Natural Capital Accounts report explains: “The benefits we receive from nature are predominantly hidden, partial or missing from the nation’s balance sheet.

[bargainbob] 23/3/2019 13:25

K38 , why do you never confirm where you were born ?

[k38] 23/3/2019 13:24

You are really pathetic.. you are waste of time. who said by leaving will stop illegal immigration.. probably not all together, but at least they can't force UK to take any more than they can support. Germany stop taking immigrants but they force other countries to take more and more.

[minerve 2] 23/3/2019 13:14

Ooooh, I like two for the price of one AKA BOGOF!