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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

56.06
-0.14 (-0.25%)
Last Updated: 15:06:40
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Lloyds Banking Group Plc LSE:LLOY London Ordinary Share GB0008706128 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.14 -0.25% 56.06 56.06 56.08 56.10 55.80 55.98 71,354,420 15:06:40
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.51 35.52B
Lloyds Banking Group Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LLOY. The last closing price for Lloyds Banking was 56.20p. Over the last year, Lloyds Banking shares have traded in a share price range of 39.55p to 56.30p.

Lloyds Banking currently has 63,569,225,662 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lloyds Banking is £35.52 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.51.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/3/2020
09:39
On the subject of investment, what do we feel is the best strategy?
What is our cash/shares ratio?
If we think there is another 35% down to come should we liquidate our shares?
or should we hold and look away, wait for this to pass?


Decisions decision, it is easy for us to study past crashes and to work out what we should have done, but each crash is different.

I am thinking of doing nothing and I have a decent cash holding.

careful
14/3/2020
09:34
We all needed shock.
Too much debt, too many cars on the road, too many overseas holidays, flat screen tv's, meals out, wine.

Ordinery people doing ordinary jobs live like millionaires from past times.
Most of the World, at least as educated and capable as we, are very poor by our standards.

The great levelling up has begun.
It was inevitable.
If you think Joe average could have carried on enjoying a lifestyle of excess many times more luxuries than his counterpart in the rest of the World you are living in fantasy land.

We are all going be poorer, the era of bling for the masses is over.

careful
14/3/2020
09:29
Closing schools?By JOHNREDWOOD | Published: MARCH 14, 2020The Republic of Ireland and Scotland have closed their schools. The rest of the UK has not. I invite views on this.I do not have a strong  view myself as I am not an expert on the virus and do  not have access to much of the  medical and statistical information about it.The latest medical view I heard from the government is that the virus either does not attach to so many children, or if it does many remain without visible symptoms.  If many children do or will experience a mild or invisible form of the illness it may be impossible to know whether tested or not whether they have had the virus. The test apparently works better on people with symptoms. Medical opinion seems agreed children are the least likely to get a bad version of it and extremely unlikely to die from it.The one plus from shutting schools is it prevents circulation of the virus between pupils and teachers in school. If the pupils off school continue to socialise with each other and with other adults a lot of this  benefit is lost. Only if they go home and stay at home would there be a major and lasting  reduction in their number of contacts and therefore in their vulnerability to picking up the virus.  If they already have the virus spending all their time at home might increase the chances of other family members contracting it.There are several  negatives in closing schools. Many more adults will have to give up work and mind their children at home. These will include many nurses, doctors and other health workers needed to work in  the hospitals and surgeries to tackle the health emergency. Those who make a living out of supplying and providing contract work for schools will lose their income. Education, exams and training will be interrupted, disrupting the life chances of those facing early public examinations that matter.  I am happy with the government's decision so far not to close the schools. It is difficult to believe closing the schools would slow the spread much  or protect many more people. Limiting access to care homes and places where vulnerable elderly live might achieve more in limiting infections of those most at risk.
xxxxxy
14/3/2020
09:11
And it's one, two, three,

What are we coughing for ?

Don't ask me, I don't give a damn,

Next stop is funeral home;

And it's five, six, seven,

Open up the pearly gates,

Well there ain't no time to wonder why

Whoopee! we're all gonna die.




With apologies to Country Joe and the Fish

maxk
14/3/2020
08:43
It's not the virus knackering markeTs and company finances, it's the measures being taken to 'control' it. The cure is worse than the disease.

We're all going to get exposed to it whatever we do.

Why can't those who choose to - which could be everyone except the old and frail - go to watch the footie (just an example). On average i expect most there will be exposed a few days earlier than they would otherwise have been. Many won't catch covid from being exposed, many won't know they've caught because their body will mill it off without any symptoms, a few will have moderate symptoms, a few severe and a very small number will die a few months earlier than they otherwise would have done. Hopefully, not many in the high very high risk group would go anywhere crowded including the footie, so extra deaths would be minimal imo.

But, add up all the small bust businesses (and no doubt some big ones) resulting from the actions being taken, and the heartbreak, financial depression, the redundancies, the feeling of hopelessness for tens of millions and a generally stressed nation and stress deaths will far exceed any deaths 'stretching the infection curve' will, imv.

Many people seem to talk as if the gov can do something to stop us all being exposed - well they themselves say they can't, and it's obvious they can't. 'Lockdown' may help in big areas like china to contain the virus to say a 500 mile radius, but i doubt thAt would work on small islands like the UK.

pierre oreilly
14/3/2020
08:16
FTSE down 16.6% this week Dow down 7%.

FTSE was already undervalued by 50% IMO in comparison to the DOW

FTSE always the worst performing index

utyinv
14/3/2020
08:15
FTSE down 16.6% this week Dow down 7%.

FTSE was already undervalued by 50% IMO in comparison to the DOW

FTSE always the worst performing index

utyinv
14/3/2020
08:04
careful13 Mar '20 - 22:35 - 296453 of 296457

Talk of 40-50m being infected.
Hard to believe.

======================

And a week latter 39.999.995 to 49.999.995 getting better !!

mikemichael2
13/3/2020
22:55
Breaking news??
UK Governments plan to deal with the coronavirus..
Well...
They are hoping that at least 60% of you ..Millions of YOU...get infected..(less than 100k cases in the whole of China!!)
Yes..its a big money saver
The thinking is that since you are already infected with the heard mentality, heard immunity is the way to go?
The way it works is once you all have it those who are going to succumb to it (so sad that you will be leaving your loved ones!)..Will
Then the remaining "heard" will have immunity and slow down the spread...
Basically, every body will eventually be infected and those who are not immune either won't survive or will already be dead!
Who elected these people????

smartypants
13/3/2020
22:41
"Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is stepping down from the company's board to spend more time on philanthropic activities."


Good old friendly Bill, the guy who conspired with Steve Ballmer to try and oust Paul Allen out of the company behind his back - wasn't he suffering from cancer at the time? When Paul found out he couldn't even go around to apologise for his disgraceful behaviour - forced Ballmer to do his dirty work for him.

minerve 2
13/3/2020
22:36
Jacko

I'm afraid you will have to stop paying that old slappa nurse for your "stayin' alive" BJ.

You could get corona virus travelling up that weakened Jap's eye of yours!

ROFLMAO!

minerve 2
13/3/2020
22:35
Still hasn't answered why he is in ITV....and probably doesn't know himself! LOL
Ditto with Lloyds innit, eh?

LOL

minerve 2
13/3/2020
22:35
Talk of 40-50m being infected.
Hard to believe.

but many business are going to run out of cash.
Like individuals they will need enough cash to last them 6 months.
HMG will make credit available ay zero interest rates.

careful
13/3/2020
22:33
Oh it can't be!

We haven't had "75p by Christmas" yet from the two-trick pony (ITV/Lloyds)!

ROFLMAO!

minerve 2
13/3/2020
22:32
Capita..Provident..Woodford
Capita..Provident..Woodford
Capita..Provident..Woodford
Capita..Provident..Woodford


Ground Hog Day!

minerve 2
13/3/2020
22:30
Monday could be a real capitulation.
Heading for 4000 FTSE yet again.

careful
13/3/2020
22:28
Don't buy airline or airport stocks that operate in this country: Doomed.


Minerve, Minerve always ahead of the curve!
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

We all know Minnie...Capita..Provident..Woodford you are King of Losses...you are so ahead of the curve alright.

You are round the fu*king bend.

ROFLMAO

jacko07
13/3/2020
21:55
Shutdown in Scotland .
bargainbob
13/3/2020
21:31
Jaysus the scientific community cant be relied upon to project a united front on anything, safe units of alcohol, climate change, smirking tabs or fkin C19. They are simply an embarrassment. Theres a reason why all the people you've ever known that are too intelligent to have a conversation with anyone peruse high brow careers in science it's because they all have aspergers and are very inward looking & insular.
utrickytrees
13/3/2020
21:23
The only way to eat a flying fox!
gotnorolex
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