Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[bookbroker] 03/3/2020 20:16

Nothing wrong with banks making profits, find somewhere else if you do not like their rates, plenty of alternatives.

[molatovkid] 03/3/2020 19:59

£3bn profit AFTER £2.5bn Ppi.So once that's out of the way Lloyd's get even more profitable is the way I see it.

[ekuuleus] 03/3/2020 19:57

My Lloyd's cc is 5%

[2wild] 03/3/2020 19:53

Don't worrie as base rates fall to zero, Lloyds will still charge 39.9 or 49.9% on overdrafts and over 20% on most credit cards. They will be ripping off their customers for many years to come. Have therefore doubled my holding at 48.665p, nice 7% yield on a safe very well capitalizedbank.

[eurofox] 03/3/2020 18:50

as someone said the other day, this is always the share that gives an opportunity to catch the bus again, its just that you might miss several of the trading journeys

[utrickytrees] 03/3/2020 18:43

Lemon puff.

[utrickytrees] 03/3/2020 18:42

Cuts in interest rates will do very little to make housing more affordable! High time the Lemons in the BoE were ousted to to give the Gammons more of a return on our savings and investments.

[utrickytrees] 03/3/2020 18:37

Well done gammons indeed! Next years UK growth forecast @ 1.6%. Lemon EU growth forecast only 1.2%. Up the Gammons.

[bspgamer] 03/3/2020 18:06

7.5p by Christmas

[mikemichael2] 03/3/2020 18:04

Min is 'fixated' with '75p by Christmas'

[utrickytrees] 03/3/2020 17:59

It's TRUE M2 despite your bitter protestations Boris was returned with a huge majority, plenty of time to overhaul all the bitter lemon lefty civil servants at the foreign & home office. Up the gammons down the treacherous lemons!

[mr.elbee] 03/3/2020 17:47

it's no more than another kind of not so contagious/infectious flu.

Have you joined the chattering classes now Jacko?

[utrickytrees] 03/3/2020 17:44

M2 your opinion on Boris is tainted because your a bitter lemon.
What is important is the opinion of his peers & the electorate who recognise that Boris has knuckled down performs well & is much nicer to people at every level than other politicians of his seniority. The EU can offer noone to match his popularity. With the exception of a few lemons & silly Jocks Boris has got the support or a nation. He is genuinely considerate.

[minerve 2] 03/3/2020 17:22

Boris’s marital track record is of his own making and had he not made mistakes in the past, and have held greater personal values, these difficult decisions would not have arisen.

Personally, I believe someone who is cold, lacks loyalty and the right values soon finds himself lacking and wanting when in a position of authority. What goes around comes around.

Plenty of people on this thread seem to know a hell of a lot about leadership when they have never held a position as such in their lives.

Fools.

[utrickytrees] 03/3/2020 17:07

Boris's marital track record only underlines the traits and credentials required to be a successful Prime Minister because you need an element of coldness & toughness to make decisions without becoming upset. That's why the country has turned it's back on the hysterical outraged remainers and overwhelmingly supported good old fashioned tory gammon policies. A welcome change from the lemon sucking snowflake spineless policies of the centre left.
Up the Gammons down the lemons.

[montyhedge] 03/3/2020 17:06

Rate cut coming UK, not good for bank margins.
But this is a big worry.

[chavitravi2] 03/3/2020 17:05

Just got back home. Not seen on TV yet that FED have dropped rates. Has it happened or is it what some think will happen?