Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[xxxxxy] 21/8/2019 08:04

No Deal is the Best DealLEAVE and WTO

[sentimentrules] 21/8/2019 07:56

Lloyds is for predators.. .But the shareholder is the prey, the meat....

[sentimentrules] 21/8/2019 07:53

Haha. Yes but at least im not like Lloyds.. a terminal affect

[bargainbob] 21/8/2019 07:43

Congratulation SR , great to see your new diet has made you fitter , meat free with many additional benefits in your view .

Though it is a shame you missed the main downside of the new regime . Like thrush you are a irratating Cu£T.
:-)

"I haven't bought food from a supermarket in 7 years. And even though I cant evidence it in a forum, it's an unbelievable change.

I grow all greens and berries. Root foods etc. I use hydroponics for as much of it as possible.

An almond crusher for milk etc

I look 7 years younger, 7 years later. For real.

After only 3 months, I couldn't believe how disgusting food tasted in the best of restaurants.

I don't eat most meat but I do eat fish. Unfortunately better off with farmed now. No plastics in it anyway"

[xxxxxy] 21/8/2019 07:26

All eyes on the FedBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: AUGUST 21, 2019This Friday at Jackson Hole Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Fed, will make a most important speech. The financial markets are expecting confirmation that there will be further interest rate cuts from the USA to promote faster growth and a weaker dollar. The self same market commentators  that claim not to like Mr Trump very much nonetheless back the President's often repeated mantra that the Fed is holding up growth and more jobs and needs to cut rates by at least 1%, almost halving them.Others point out that the US economy is growing much faster than the European or Japanese economies already, that money growth is strong, job numbers are increasing and real pay rising. They worry that further rate cuts could fuel an inflation after a decade of no serious  inflationary pressures.The Fed did it get badly wrong at the end of last year, when it was threatening major rate rises at a time when the world economy was slowing and markets were worried that slowdown could become recession. Jerome Powell backed off then, and reversed policy, promising not to raise rates. He went on to cut them. Now he needs to set out a new theory of how the Fed will set rates in future, to avoid the problems the current system created in 2018. The data on the economy suggests there is less need for rate cuts than many commentators suggest.The Bank of England needs to study the work being done by the Fed as they seek a new consensus on how to run their monetary policy. UK money policy has not this year assisted the economy, being very tight at a time when the world and UK economies are slowing. The Bank has not followed either the Fed or the ECB in trying to offset some of the slowdown with monetary easing. China has now announced some more easing, alongside rate cuts from Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Brazil, the USA, Indonesia, Turley, Thailand and others in recent weeks.

[sentimentrules] 20/8/2019 22:52

I haven't bought food from a supermarket in 7 years. And even though I cant evidence it in a forum, it's an unbelievable change.

I grow all greens and berries. Root foods etc. I use hydroponics for as much of it as possible.

An almond crusher for milk etc

I look 7 years younger, 7 years later. For real.

After only 3 months, I couldn't believe how disgusting food tasted in the best of restaurants.

I don't eat most meat but I do eat fish. Unfortunately better off with farmed now. No plastics in it anyway

[lippy4] 20/8/2019 22:43

when it comes to agriculture the eu is archiac in its views on modern farming methods as it blocks any thing that is man made and any thing such as genetic engineering of vegetables to increase their resistance to disease is definitely a no,no..

when you look at british farming science before we joined the eu it led the world,not any more as any scentific advance is shut down...

many experimental establishments have been shut down as the eu controls what can be done today..

to feed the world we have to get smarter not go backwards..

[cheshire pete] 20/8/2019 22:27

maxk and anyone else doubting Boris:

REASONS TO BELIEVE that Boris won't bottle it.

1. He doesn't want to. He's wanted to be PM since student days. This is his time following May's failure to get us out of the EU. He won't give up this golden opportunity with the carrot of an election victory shortly after we've left.
2. He doesn't need to. Following the European Elections, he knows that support for Brexit is holding up.
3. He can't. He knows that he can't weaken or fudge. Farage is watching like a hawk.
4. Merkel and Macron are on shakey ground. He has nothing to fear from them.
5. Our Parliament is a chaotic shambles overseen by a biased, remainer speaker. He has nothing to fear from there either.

[sentimentrules] 20/8/2019 21:05

Make that most sectors

[sentimentrules] 20/8/2019 21:05

Big slip on XLF. Take good news before open to stop financials being hit tomorrow

[excell1] 20/8/2019 20:48

ROME -- Italy's government collapsed, plunging the economically fragile country into deeper political turmoil, and triggering a scramble to form a new governing coalition to keep the increasingly popular far-right out of power.

Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced his resignation in a speech to the Senate on Tuesday, blaming far-right Interior Minister Matteo Salvini for causing a political crisis as Italy looks to draw up a challenging budget to keep its parlous finances on track.

[sentimentrules] 20/8/2019 20:32

And if you give me that risk free income Blarney, il just yawn and say whatever..

30% in gold minimum from todays price . To recession

[lippy4] 20/8/2019 20:30

poikka

just look at what they are doing to tommy robinson,i suggest you read about it, if you screw with the establishment they will make your life hell..

no difference its state torture...

[sentimentrules] 20/8/2019 20:20

Lol.

Take my advice Bob. Go buy yourself a silver, gold or metals etf with Lloyds money until 2-4 months into next recession. Or buy a lollipop

Don't waste your capitals time here.

[bargainbob] 20/8/2019 20:18

269011 so funny Sentiment Rules defined himself as a chimp.

[maxk] 20/8/2019 20:14

Nicely summed up bob!

Uptick for you.

[sentimentrules] 20/8/2019 20:14

Chimps truly defined above...

[sentimentrules] 20/8/2019 20:13

Forget the state of general markets. ..

I just don't believe the remainers hold Lloyds. A complete contradiction in terms. Not that I think brexit makes any real material difference to Lloyds, brexit or, if never had a referendum at all. Still screwed.

For 20 years, every drama known, was blamed for Lloyds SP

Tell me remainers, the sense in your beliefs, yet holding this. It defies all logic.

[sentimentrules] 20/8/2019 19:31

Greece...vote right or starve

Ireland 're Lisbon treaty..vote again with a yes or suffer

Then they tried it with the UK. Heavy hand..

Haha.

[careful] 20/8/2019 19:23

Boris needs a deal.

Simple arithmatic, there are far more remainers and soft Brexiteers than hard no deal Brexiteers.

He knows that, he will have to forget Farages 5 million national Front types and concentrate on the other 40million voters.
There are the hard line ERG types but they will fear corbyn or a second referendum or revoking article 50.
Most will fall into line.

There will of course be another extension, it will be out of Johnson hands.