Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[ladeside] 14/1/2020 13:45

They're obviously all rather moronic then.......

[gotnorolex] 14/1/2020 13:39

LADESIDE Just have lunch at the quaint Boisdale and you'll overhear what I repeated!

[bargainbob] 14/1/2020 13:32

Game on Boris fell into the trap .

[grahamite2] 14/1/2020 13:30

Minerve 2 14 Jan '20 - 11:58 - 289524 of 289552
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Let us hope the young continue to hate and despise the old generation right up until they pass. It will be fully deserved for their ignorance and utter selfishness and be remembered as the worst generation this country has seen

On the contrary, the young are grateful to their elders and betters for their wise counsel and guidance and they will continue to be so.

[ladeside] 14/1/2020 13:27

GNR, Do you (or anyone else) seriously believe that an additional 1% on income tax for high earners would REALLY make them leave Scotland for England ??

Do you not think that the vastly higher house prices and general cost of living coupled with the upheaval would be counter productive ??

Taking their kids out of school ? Moving away from family and friends ?

Giving up on free prescriptions ???

Do you maybe want to think again about your post.........

[xxxxxy] 14/1/2020 13:12

JerryPosted January 14, 2020 at 9:27 am | Permalink"The USA is still growing considerably faster thanks to big tax cuts, a fiscal stimulus and active encouragement of growth and sensible lending by the Fed,"I do wonder why this might be, obviously tax cuts and sensible lending plays a part but perhaps the biggest stimulus and active encouragement for growth has been Trump's MAGA doctrine, with people in the USA not only wanting to buy products 'Made in the USA' but often willing to pay more for those products, resulting in a rebirth of manufacturing via "on-shoring".The UK, perhaps, needs a post Brexit system that allows the customer to know exactly were their intended purchase was made. No one can me made to 'Buy British' but at least people would be able to make an informed choice. I note some retail websites in the USA are indicating when the product has been imported

[wendsworth] 14/1/2020 13:06

mitchy : Like your last sentence ...ain't that the truth! You're right about 'itchy fingers' too. I find it far better to research , take a view , set limits and walk away. The only exception being forecast-able events likely to move the share price ...like the off on 13.12 when my finger was most definitely hovering! 2019 Finals , on 20/02/20 is some way away .Plenty of time for the MMs to march the share price down even further ..to generate 'a bounce' back into the sixties.

[alphorn] 14/1/2020 13:05

Good results from JPM helping the sector?

[k38] 14/1/2020 13:04

Indeed Alp.I never understood the new year eve celebrations.. standing in one place for hours waiting for the next day after midnight...lol

[alphorn] 14/1/2020 12:59

k38 - gosh, how exciting for small minds.

ROTFLMAO

[jacko07] 14/1/2020 12:57

Happy 63rd Minnie, if you live long enough!!!

ROFLMAO

[mitchy] 14/1/2020 12:48

Well done that man. My timing sucks as usual . I think I only got 67+ ..then back in to soon at 64+.I'm ok with my second bullet at 59.7p but once again my timing was off. Itchy trigger finger I knew I should have waited but then again if Santander hadn't reported struggling mortgage market it could well have bounced yesterday.Sterling under pressure today. There's always something.

[1carus] 14/1/2020 12:39

Ian Blackford on politics live. Basing assumptions on people attending pro indyref marches. Same mistake as the remainer losers marching in London. Will they never learn.

[wendsworth] 14/1/2020 12:37

mitchy : After yesterday's further fall , another 2.6 % , it's hard to believe I sold out at 68.67p at the off on 13/12/19. Today's 'recovery' tells us both all we need to know for the time being. Have left my limit buy in place at 57p ..for the time being.

[minerve 2] 14/1/2020 12:21

Keep on Nicola. Great politician.