Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

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Tory leadership race: John Bercow blocks fresh attempt to prevent no deal Brexit

The speaker put a stop to the amendment masterminded by Dominic Grieve...

All credit to Bercow. But as this amendment was also attached to two motions for tomorrow it would be premature to thank him too effusively just yet.

Meanwhile remember what the amendment is meant to achieve: to deprive teachers of their salaries and claimants of their benefits, among other soft targets. These remain fanatics are deeply nasty people - it might not be going too far to call them evil.

[xxxxxy] 01/7/2019 20:10

The EUSSR is POISON

LEAVE and WTO

[xxxxxy] 01/7/2019 20:09

Boris for PM

Boris for PM

Boris for PM

[minerve 2] 01/7/2019 19:47

Come on, I’d like to see some recognition that Bercow is a true democrat.

[maxk] 01/7/2019 19:01

Tory leadership race: John Bercow blocks fresh attempt to prevent no deal Brexit



John Bercow has blocked a fresh attempt to prevent no deal Brexit.


The speaker put a stop to the amendment masterminded by Dominic Grieve...



More if registered:

[minerve 2] 01/7/2019 18:22

How many times have I seen comments like this over the last few months?

I can tell you! Many, many, times!

Tory party are dead in the water!


"Today I decided to spoil by Tory ballot paper and resign. I had been intending to vote for Hunt. Neither candidate is fit to be PM, but am increasingly of the view that Johnson should be confronted with the mess he has created. But I cannot vote for him. Am disgusted by this increasingly extremist party. The only sane choice now is the Lib Dems."

[minerve 2] 01/7/2019 18:13

bargain

You'd never get half-a-tank from Jacko. He would give you a 1/4 then go home thinking he was smart not realising he had potentially eroded customer retention.

[bargainbob] 01/7/2019 18:08

Minerve you forgot about Jacko's game changer . Half a tank of petrol ⛽️ .

[waldron] 01/7/2019 17:47

invezz


Lloyds share price steady as Jefferies remains bullish
Tsveta Zikolova Tsveta Zikolova July 1, 2019 2 min read
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Lloyds Banking Group’s (LON:LLOY) share price has advanced in London in today’s session as Jefferies reaffirmed its bullish rating on the bailed-out lender. Proactive Investors reports that a survey by the broker has revealed that mortgage pricing remains relatively stable, with Lloyds offering the lowest rates.

As of 14:18 BST, Lloyds’ share price had climbed 1.18 percent higher to 57.27p as of 14:18 BST, largely in line with gains in the broader UK market, with the benchmark FTSE 100 index currently standing 1.32 percent higher at 7,523.47 points. The group’s shares have given up just under 10 percent of their value over the past year, as compared with about a 1.5-percent fall in the Footsie.

Jefferies sees Lloyds as ‘buy’

Jefferies reaffirmed the London-listed lender as a ‘buy’ today, with a target of 99p on Lloyds’ share price. Proactive Investors quoted the broker as commenting that a recent meeting with the bailed-out lender’s chief financial officer had suggested that the bank was maintaining its volume weighted pricing at or higher than the market. The broker, however, reckons that the FTSE 100 group is targeting certain channels such as the remortgage market where pricing is more competitive.

Jefferies noted that Lloyds should continue to ‘tick the boxes’ on stability of capital and net interest margin, with the likely ‘controversial aspect’ being management’s guidance for flat other income in 2019. The analysts meanwhile do not expect the bailed-out lender’s first-half results to act as a catalyst for the shares.

Mortgage market update

Proactive Investors further reported that Jefferies’ survey has revealed that Lloyds offers the lowest mortgage rates in the UK.

“Lloyds screens optically as more aggressive on pricing (having spent most of 2018 and 2017 in the middle of the pack), at the bottom of the banks we surveyed for lower loan to value (LTV) products (conversely, it appears that the group has priced itself out of the market for high LTV products),” the broker pointed out.

RBC recently maintained its ‘outperform217; rating on the bailed-out lender, arguing that the company was the most capital generative of the UK banks and offers a consistent dividend yield of 11 percent. According to MarketBeat, the FTSE 100 group currently has a consensus ‘buy’ rating, while the average target on Lloyds’ share price stands at 70.69p.

[waldron] 01/7/2019 17:47

invezz


Lloyds share price steady as Jefferies remains bullish
Tsveta Zikolova Tsveta Zikolova July 1, 2019 2 min read
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Lloyds Banking Group’s (LON:LLOY) share price has advanced in London in today’s session as Jefferies reaffirmed its bullish rating on the bailed-out lender. Proactive Investors reports that a survey by the broker has revealed that mortgage pricing remains relatively stable, with Lloyds offering the lowest rates.

As of 14:18 BST, Lloyds’ share price had climbed 1.18 percent higher to 57.27p as of 14:18 BST, largely in line with gains in the broader UK market, with the benchmark FTSE 100 index currently standing 1.32 percent higher at 7,523.47 points. The group’s shares have given up just under 10 percent of their value over the past year, as compared with about a 1.5-percent fall in the Footsie.

Jefferies sees Lloyds as ‘buy’

Jefferies reaffirmed the London-listed lender as a ‘buy’ today, with a target of 99p on Lloyds’ share price. Proactive Investors quoted the broker as commenting that a recent meeting with the bailed-out lender’s chief financial officer had suggested that the bank was maintaining its volume weighted pricing at or higher than the market. The broker, however, reckons that the FTSE 100 group is targeting certain channels such as the remortgage market where pricing is more competitive.

Jefferies noted that Lloyds should continue to ‘tick the boxes’ on stability of capital and net interest margin, with the likely ‘controversial aspect’ being management’s guidance for flat other income in 2019. The analysts meanwhile do not expect the bailed-out lender’s first-half results to act as a catalyst for the shares.

Mortgage market update

Proactive Investors further reported that Jefferies’ survey has revealed that Lloyds offers the lowest mortgage rates in the UK.

“Lloyds screens optically as more aggressive on pricing (having spent most of 2018 and 2017 in the middle of the pack), at the bottom of the banks we surveyed for lower loan to value (LTV) products (conversely, it appears that the group has priced itself out of the market for high LTV products),” the broker pointed out.

RBC recently maintained its ‘outperform217; rating on the bailed-out lender, arguing that the company was the most capital generative of the UK banks and offers a consistent dividend yield of 11 percent. According to MarketBeat, the FTSE 100 group currently has a consensus ‘buy’ rating, while the average target on Lloyds’ share price stands at 70.69p.

[minerve 2] 01/7/2019 17:17

Sign on the dotted line and I'll throw in leather & paint protector, they normally cost £250!


Oooooooh, yes please!

ROFLMAO!

[minerve 2] 01/7/2019 17:15

Got to EARN it first before THEE can spend it!

ROFLMAO!

No rubber mats Jacko!

[jacko07] 01/7/2019 17:01

A nice £39 billy's for the treasury to spend in the UK.

[xxxxxy] 01/7/2019 16:37

Boris for PM

And save 39 billion for the British People.

LEAVE and WTO

[xxxxxy] 01/7/2019 16:36

John Gallagher 1 Jul 2019 3:40PM

I see the EU hasn't figured out the rules of Finance - Those with the money make the rules. London has the money, London is where the world borrows, London will make the rules. With the added advantage that those Rules will be solely based on Common Law which 4 out of the 5 largest world financial hubs share (London, New York, Singapore and Hong Kong (With Japan an outlier). London rules will no longer be weakened by EU Civil Code (or Tobin Taxes) which are unwelcome to Global Finance.

[minerve 2] 01/7/2019 16:32

Top comment on BBC and a very good one.

What have you to say to this CHIMPS:

"1. Posted by Halloween - Tricked but no Treat for Leavers on 6 hours ago

So an admission on "no deal". We taxpayers will have to save the farmers from bankruptcy as we did the bankers. I thought there was no downside to Brexit?

Some may approve of saving our farmers, but there is another way of looking at this. £6b of our hard earned taxes will be used to subsidise European consumers of British farm produce.

Is this what you voted for? "

[maxk] 01/7/2019 15:53

The EU's massive own goal with Switzerland is an opportunity for the City


Matthew Lynn 1 JULY 2019 • 2:51PM

[mikemichael2] 01/7/2019 15:32

Is he still alive??

[minerve 2] 01/7/2019 15:00

Pal44

I think JC could put some things right but I’m no groupie.

I am more in tune with people like Vince Cable.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 01/7/2019 14:56

"mikemichael21 Jul '19 - 13:50 - 263347 of 263364
Maybe if Mrs Merkel told the truth she would gain some respect instead of saying she is fine, as she clearly is not"

Agreed.

Suspect she's got Parkinsons.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 01/7/2019 14:55

Antifa Plots Acid Attack At DC Free Speech Rally



"How long before the Right retaliate due to so much provocation.When they do, as they surely will, watch all the progressive Lefties on here start shrieking about it"