Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[alphorn] 27/2/2020 17:47

Jacko - not sure if you were winding up Minerve with your post (from memory) writing 100 x 140p ITV puts. Some premium if you did. Please tell me if you need me to mail you a shirt!

Seriously though we may be approaching the time to write puts a'plenty. The yields are becoming mouth watering. Views?

[maxidi] 27/2/2020 17:46

Aceuk You said....Why are you people so utterly stupid?

Very poor statement from you ACE. I have never lost money on LLOY, always a profit.
Can you say the same? I remember many years ago the price you paid for LLOY. Still holding them? Who's stupid now?

I would never have thought you would be such a bad loser. Hey ho takes all sorts.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 27/2/2020 17:45

"Dominic Cummings has caused Cromwellian levels of resentment over Brexit, according to the Evening Standard"

Only a Remoaner would peddle such drivel

Only people causing resentment round here at Remoaners who wont accept a democratic result - not once, nor twice, nor three times but FOUR times since the referendum was announced have the British people voted to LEAVE.

[malcolmmm] 27/2/2020 17:24

Democracy relies on the losers accepting the result of a democratic vote.
The people of Britain realised this hence the landslide win to leave in the last general election as the remainders on the whole voted for this although their inclination was to remain.
Our MP;s mainly didn't seem to realise the importance of the original result to leave.IMO
if another referendum designed to overthrow the original leave result ,was held,there would have been big problems, chaos and rioting and the end of democracy in this country.

[xxxxxy] 27/2/2020 17:23

367Absolutely agree.The Remoaners have been like the GESTAPO and Mafia of the EUSSR.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 27/2/2020 17:21

"mr.elbee27 Feb '20 - 17:15 - 6703 of 6703
this virus nonsense is just cover for a massive global tree shake. to get the easily rattled mug punters out of quality stocks"

Hope you're correct.

Suspect you aren't.

If its going to be a cover for anything it will be a further loss of freedoms, more state control over our lives.

[mr.elbee] 27/2/2020 17:21

the whole thing is a scam...a front for organised tree shake shorting

[k38] 27/2/2020 17:20

Some recovery for Lloyds tomorrow before going down again on Monday.

[k38] 27/2/2020 17:17

The FTSE 100 leading index of UK companies has lost - 152bn - in value over fears of the Coronavirus outbreak.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 27/2/2020 17:15

Rabobank: Markets Need To Start Pricing For One Of Two Things - One Bad, The Other Terrible

"Food for thought"




Regardless, markets now need to start pricing for one of two things.

Either COVID-19 is going to spread, making an untold number sick and killing many others, and economies will go into lockdown as supply-chains are badly hit; or governments are going to lockdown anyway, the public are going to rapidly scale back most activities, and supply chains will again be badly hit. In either case, don’t buy the dips.


"Scylla or Charybdis"

[mr.elbee] 27/2/2020 17:15

this virus nonsense is just cover for a massive global tree shake. to get the easily rattled mug punters out of quality stocks.

[xxxxxy] 27/2/2020 17:15

No Deal it is then

[xxxxxy] 27/2/2020 17:14

John Peters27 Feb 2020 4:32PMI am an American in the U.S. who is decisively pro-Brexit. Why should I care if I don't live in the U.K.? It is obvious to me that the people of Britain want their national sovereignty back. If I may offer some advice: No deal is better than a bad deal. You know the lovely and gracious bureaucrats in Brussels are going to try and screw you over with any proposal that is put forward. Don't be afraid to go with a no deal Brexit.S Bland27 Feb 2020 4:34PM@John PetersThanks Peter.My next family car will be a Tesla.Hopefully you'll buy something British when given the chance.

[xxxxxy] 27/2/2020 17:07

Deal with the USAGood deal for Lloyds

[alphorn] 27/2/2020 17:07

So there we have it from the 'Grand Con' - "I voted LEAVE despite knowing it was going to hit me in the pocket".

Then takes the next 3 1/2 years in its various guises to lambast anyone who has the view that it will hit the electorate pockets.

Truly deserves the handle.

Con comme la lune.

[xxxxxy] 27/2/2020 17:04

And there is life beyond coronavirus.So perhaps a buying time.Fortune favours the brave.Survival of the fittest.

[xxxxxy] 27/2/2020 17:03

Pierre Bezuhov27 Feb 2020 4:46PMGermany, which controls the EU, which is actually just a German-globalist empire serving their needs, knows that now that Trump has finished with the Chinese trade negotiations, he is going to do the same with the EU - and that increasing tariffs on German car exports to the US is his ace card, which he will probably use.That means that Germany, already economically faltering, desperately needs no import tariffs on German cars sold to the UK, its most profitable market in the world.That in turn means that if - as Brexiteers believe - Boris is a genuine Brexiteer, instead of being a left-wing and globalist puppet like every Tory leader since Thatcher, he can demand whatever he wants from the EU with the threat of imposing tariffs on EU exports to the UK - something that would be very beneficial to the UK, due to our massive trade deficit with the EU.

[xxxxxy] 27/2/2020 17:01

Biffle McSniffle27 Feb 2020 4:49PMIts amazing that this is taken as refreshing. Let it sink in. A democratic government is stating the obvious that it will not be controlled by a foreign power but only by its people. That's what happens when the British people had the good sense to eject the surrender merchants from the commons. All power to the ballot box! Are you watching Chukka? Swinson? Soubry? Letwin? Bercow? The roll call of shame is long and good riddance to all of them

[aceuk] 27/2/2020 16:36

Why are you people so utterly stupid?

Your vote cannot and will not change a thing in the long run just as Coronavirus or whatever it's called will not.

As I also said, we did not buy in the EU, only sold to it including the largest part of our business, the UK.

[maxidi] 27/2/2020 16:35

ACE I was almost correct! Sorry.

[eurofox] 27/2/2020 16:17

wait until punters have thought about things over the weekend and then it'll be another crazy monday