Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[smartypants] 27/3/2020 14:06

it might not have been 25p to be honest, but that's the number I seem to remember
it might have been lower it might have been higher it was a beautifull price, a beautifull company, a great company..now maybe not so good some people might say, some people say other things...but look
Here's the important thing
We have got to support these companies, its not their fault..they were doing great things the greatest things in the companies history just a short while ago, its not their fault, its no bodies fault...this thing came out of no where, nobody has ever seen any thing like this before..imagine that...never before, never before in history, but we are doing a great job... they are doing incredable things..things that no body every expected like never before in history...imagine that..nobody could have imagined that..but they are going to be great..bigger and better..better than ever before...it's not there fault that this happened..but look, they are going to be great again very soon..sooner than a lot of people are saying..some people were saying weeks..some people were saying other things, but I think it's going to be sooner and things are going to be great again, some people think longer some people are saying other things..but bigger and better some great things happening right now...thank you very much......

[k38] 27/3/2020 14:03

19p was only for one day..25p last for a week....thesame this time, one day with 29p. and 32p to 34p similar.

[chinahere] 27/3/2020 13:59

Crossing - the - Rubicon

The current test only works if you still have the virus. People infected weeks ago may test negative but have antibodies.

[xxxxxy] 27/3/2020 13:59

CompassionatePosted March 27, 2020 at 11:40 am | PermalinkSo far we have had video evidence of a SNP MP, A Tory MP and and a PMReply?PatrickPosted March 27, 2020 at 12:27 pm | PermalinkAs well as Angela Rayner, who has tested positive. I suspect the proportion of MPs who appear to have it isn't just a function of their greater contact than most, but is a sign that many thousands of people have contracted the virus but are not being tested.

[k38] 27/3/2020 13:57

Lloyds pharmacies.."No shortage of medicines"... is to recruit 1500 new staff as demand has sur6as people buy supp8amid covid-19 outbreak

[xxxxxy] 27/3/2020 13:55

No Great British fish for the French.NO DEAL

[xxxxxy] 27/3/2020 13:54

Love Wetherspoons.No Deal

[k38] 27/3/2020 13:43

The lowest the Lloyds price was 21p with 19p lower at the financial crisis.. This is the second time, under virus, the lowest of 29p.

[alphorn] 27/3/2020 13:41

Is this villain, an ex hero, a normal person?

Calls to boycott Wetherspoons came after millionaire boss Tim Martin..........

Good judgement. Memories of a gnat.

[fovargue] 27/3/2020 13:35

"just curious, when did you buy some at 25p ?"

It was a volatile day when it looked like Greece was going to go bust.

TBH I can't remember specifics, it might not have been 25p to be honest, but that's the number I seem to remember.

[k38] 27/3/2020 13:29

That cow Theresa May make a big mess out of Brexit.... a lesson well learn.

[aljm] 27/3/2020 13:28

duplicate post

[aljm] 27/3/2020 13:28

Ane normal sane person who was in ANY doubt that we should leave the EU, CANNOT have any doubts about it now, the EU have acted Disgustingly, totally ignoring the plights of member states, only got their own interest at heart, the EU has to fold after all this.....

[k38] 27/3/2020 13:26

xyNot for very long.I wonder if Boris can shorten the transition period, get out now, no deal and show a two fat fingers to them.

[xxxxxy] 27/3/2020 13:23

 Paul A , Thursday, March 26, 2020, 09:24:This is yet more evidence (should it be needed) that becoming independent is the wisest decision that we could have taken.Now let's go WTO...and actually be free of this imperialist empire.

[xxxxxy] 27/3/2020 13:20

BREXIT has to be a sovereign independent BREXIT.NO DEAL

[patientcapital] 27/3/2020 13:19

Not mine mate :)

[xxxxxy] 27/3/2020 13:19

"You vill obey us" - EU insists on approving Rishi Sunak's Coronavirus aidThe EU Commission emphasises it is still in charge of the UK?© Brexit Facts4EU.OrgChancellor of the Exchequer is forced to ask EU for permission to give Coronavirus aid to SMEsYesterday in Brussels it was announced that the Rt Hon Rishi Sunak MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, has now been allowed by the EU Commission to help British businesses during the Coronavirus outbreak, provided his measures continue to meet new EU rules.However the EU Commission made it perfectly clear to the UK government that it is the EU which is still in charge of large swathes of law in the United Kingdom.BREXIT FACTS4EU.ORG SUMMARY"According to the UK Withdrawal Agreement, during the transition period, the entire body of EU law continues to apply to, and in, the UK as if it were a Member State. This includes all EU rules relating to State aid."- EU Commission statement, Brussels, 25 Mar 2020Boris and Rishi had to ask Brussels for permission to govern the countryIt is now clear that the UK Government was forced to request permission from the unelected bureaucrats of the EU Commission, in order to help small to medium-sized entreprises (SMEs) in the UK to survive during the current Coronavirus crisis.The UK Treasury was required to notify the EU Commission of two separate aid schemes to support SMEs affected by the Coronavirus outbreak. These two aid schemes both had to meet new EU criteria.Rishi Sunak's two financial aid schemes are:1. The 'Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme' (CBILS)This provides guarantees for 80% of loan facilities for SMEs with a turnover of up to £45 million, to cover their working and investment capital needs.2. Direct grants to support SMEsThe overall budget for this scheme is currently £600 million and it is designed to support any SMEs affected by the Coronavirus outbreak.The EU Commission has only granted temporary permissionThe EU will allow these two schemes to run only until 30 Sep 2020. After that, Rishi Sunak must ask Brussels for permission to extend until 31 Dec 2020.In the case of the direct grants, the EU's new rules insist that these be limited to €800,000 (around £734,000 GBP) per company. Furthermore, the grant amount per company is linked to the market sector in which the company is active.It is the EU Commission that has decided these rules and the British Government must comply or face fines. The British Government had no say whatsoever in the decisions made by the EU.The beneficiaries of the schemes are SMEs active in all market sectors having temporary financial difficulties due to the economic impact of the Coronavirus outbreak.OBSERVATIONS'You vill obey'Despite the UK having formally ceased to be a member of the EU on 31 January 2020, it has not left the European Union in practice. Yet another example of this was in full evidence in Brussels yesterday, as the unelected bureaucrats of the EU Commission continued to flaunt their power over the elected United Kingdom Government.The national disgrace that is the EU Withdrawal Agreement allows the EU to create new rules, regulations, laws and directives. The United Kingdom has absolutely no say in the drafting of these and no veto over their entry into force.A classic example of this is the EU's new "Temporary Framework" which replaces existing financial regulations. After the UK had "left" the EU on 31 Jan 2020, the new regulations were produced by the EU Commission bureaucrats and nodded through by the EU27. The UK had no say and no veto, but is now subject to these new laws.The UK : an EU colony,

[wynmck] 27/3/2020 13:18

Dominic Raab...then Michael Gove

[k38] 27/3/2020 13:14

Lloyds is protecting our savings.. no more boom and bust... I think Lol.

[minerve 2] 27/3/2020 13:12

YOUR SAVINGS ARE GOING DOWN THE PLUG HOLE!
YOUR SAVINGS ARE GOING DOWN THE PLUG HOLE!
YOUR SAVINGS ARE GOING DOWN THE PLUG HOLE!
YOUR SAVINGS ARE GOING DOWN THE PLUG HOLE!
YOUR SAVINGS ARE GOING DOWN THE PLUG HOLE!
YOUR SAVINGS ARE GOING DOWN THE PLUG HOLE!
YOUR SAVINGS ARE GOING DOWN THE PLUG HOLE!

[alphorn] 27/3/2020 13:06

MrE's chip is getting bigger by the day.

[renewed1] 27/3/2020 13:04

Mr E : I think its time to put you there too!!