Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[xxxxxy] 16/7/2019 14:02

Brussels is where Democracy goes to die.

LEAVE the EUSSR Prison

And save 39 billion for the British People

LEAVE and WTO

Boris for PM

LEAVE LEAVE LEAVE

[xxxxxy] 16/7/2019 13:59

Nigel Farage
@Nigel_Farage
·
1h
What you've seen today from
@vonderleyen
is an attempt by the EU to take control of every single aspect of our lives.

[poikka] 16/7/2019 12:56

Where's Bob?

"Scotland's drug death rate is now nearly three times that of the UK as a whole, and is higher than that reported for any other EU country."

SNP been in charge of Health for 12 years.

[bbalanjones] 16/7/2019 12:37

DOOMED DOOMED

Pounded
Sterling fell to a six-month low overnight after a debate between the two candidates vying to be Britain’s next prime minister reignited worries about a no-deal Brexit. Both frontrunner Boris Johnson and his rival Jeremy Hunt said they would not be willing to accept the so-called Northern Irish backstop element of Theresa May's Brexit deal, which is one of Brussels' principal demands in Brexit negotiations. The pound fell 0.5% to $1.2457 on the news. If it drops below $1.2439, the currency would sink to its lowest in more than two years (excluding the "flash crash"

[smartypants] 16/7/2019 12:32

"mr.elbee..such complete wa...kers"..?
Yes they are, remind us what you paid for your LLOY "investment" and how big your current loss is?

Still preying for a big jump in share price come results day?

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Only up 16.1% so down 1.3%

16-Jul-2019

JPMorgan Q2 Earnings Beat Estimates


JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) Q2 EPS $2.82 Beats $2.52 Estimate

Fixed Income Markets Revenue Down 3%

Equity Markets Revenue Was $1.7B, Down 12%

The stock was trading lower by 1.3% at $112./35 in Tuesday's pre-market session.

JPMorgan Chase reported a jump in second-quarter profits Tuesday behind strength in consumer and business banking and offered an upbeat appraisal of US economic trends.

Net profit came in at $9.7 billion, up 16.1 percent and a company record.

[alphorn] 16/7/2019 12:12

G2 - it is total drivel that is being cut & paste and posted. No doubt X5 will be repeating that later for the slow readers.

Your last sentence shows some normality!!! Time for coffee.

[buywell2] 16/7/2019 11:45

LLOY are lucky that they can buy their own paper at the moment because:


1) Not many others would as:
2) The Chart is dire as the RHS weakens and :
3) 50p looks likely based upon H&S Chart metrics

dyor

[mr.elbee] 16/7/2019 11:42

such complete wa...kers

[grahamite2] 16/7/2019 11:41

It depends on your definitions, doesn't it, Alphorn? If - like Wetherspoons - you regard California brandy as the equivalent of Hennessy or Courvoisier, pretty much everything from the EU can be sourced elsewhere.

Personally I have no plans to stop consuming Roquefort or Burgundy. If there are duties to pay then so be it.

[zulu_principle] 16/7/2019 11:28

JPM downgrade disappointing but not catastrophic - details below:

Broker Forecast - JP Morgan Cazenove issues a broker note on Lloyds Banking Group PLC ORD

16th July 2019 09:00 | Lloyds Banking Group PLC ORD
JP Morgan Cazenove today downgrades its investment rating on Lloyds Banking Group PLC ORD (LON:LLOY) to neutral (from overweight) and cut its price target to 70p (from 80p).

Story provided by StockMarketWire.com

70p would be very welcome!

[alphorn] 16/7/2019 11:21

"sourced here in the UK or in another trade-friendly Non-EU country"

What a nonsense! Nutcase.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 16/7/2019 10:57

Robert Kimbell #TimeForThePeople207; @Rob_Kimbell 57m

Need to say this loud and clear.

First, almost everything produced in the EU27 can either be sourced here in the UK or in another trade-friendly Non-EU country

Secondly, 90% of global economic growth is occurring outside the EU

Thirdly, the EU is becoming ever less important.


"Why on earth would we want to cede democracy to an ever increasingly undemocratic federal state that is in terminal decline?????

[ignoble] 16/7/2019 10:30

I can remember when it was over £5..
Yielding 5 % or so, too

[likeawalrus] 16/7/2019 10:14

...anyone remember the good old days when the share price was 68p, I can dream :)

[maxk] 16/7/2019 10:01

Whats wrong with having a building called the vibrator?

[minerve 2] 16/7/2019 09:46

Real heroes aren’t they?

LOL

Heroes for hitting little balls and driving cars around a track.

Wonderfully progressing humanity.

There was once a time when real heroes were the icons.

[jordaggy] 16/7/2019 09:39

Let's hope UK unemployment figures are good...else we'll have at least 1p knocked off us.

[alphorn] 16/7/2019 09:32

Not completely true. The PPI claim itself was not taxable - only the interest element that was added on top (subject to IR rules).
How much was ever declared is your guess.

[gaffer73] 16/7/2019 09:28

Ppi was taxed, that's why the government were happy

[jordaggy] 16/7/2019 09:21

JPM just knocked 10p off us!

[alphorn] 16/7/2019 09:15

#759. Endowments etc before that - will need something else now. Vehicle finance could be it?

From memory the figures are - endowment pay-outs £25bn (historic £) and PPI £40bn+.