Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[k38] 15/4/2020 11:06

Smartypans.. you have the name but not the brain. I don't hear you buying just under 28p and selling at 33.5 .... let us know when you buy and sell. I bet is going to be a lot of fun.This is the time when a buy and sell trades are making their money. A lot of ups and downs.. and lot of bus stops before we see the old price. ( The long holders have nothing to fear and no risks like the day traders )

[minerve 2] 15/4/2020 10:55

Oracle Trump to stop WHO funding - what a clever man this guy is. LOL

The voting gammons in the US are just as bad as the gammons here.

[poikka] 15/4/2020 10:52

This, specifically, on manufacturing:

[minerve 2] 15/4/2020 10:52

The government will not come clean on their Exit Strategy because either they haven't got one or to most it is morally unacceptable. I suspect the latter. Rather than test and trace with restraints on the economy they would rather get back to normality and see a percentage of the vulnerable - and that includes children and teenagers by the way - perish.

[xxxxxy] 15/4/2020 10:51

Thumbs up to that.

[poikka] 15/4/2020 10:50

aljm - You may be surprised at just how much of UK business is actually allowed to go ahead. Check this out, it takes seconds to get an idea.

[mitchy] 15/4/2020 10:50

Hovering around 30p again but what's going to stop it falling even lower and what can drive it higher?

[xxxxxy] 15/4/2020 10:49

Filled up with Lloyds. These prices don't tempt me. But 20 ish would.

[mam fach] 15/4/2020 10:49

Off topic. Doesn't Capt Tom Moore put Harry and Meghan to shame.
Actually doing something and money actually going to charity.
We all wish you a Happy 100th Birthday.
Hope our amazing Queen sends you a personal note.

[aljm] 15/4/2020 10:45

USA reckons they have at least 20 States ready to unlock, bet it happens in days, the only way out of this is to get back to work, pity our Government is so fekin WEAK !! they have no direction at all, they tell us nothing, how is it we can find out about the US and their strategy, but the UK its nearly impossible, totally out of their depth the UK Government are !!

Here's a thought, was Johnson REALLY sick ? or was he called in front of a grand jury ???

[xxxxxy] 15/4/2020 10:43

499Driven by Funny Money

[mikemichael2] 15/4/2020 10:42

Looks like another gut wrenching drop, not looking good.

[gotnorolex] 15/4/2020 10:42

9 mins ago
HS2 companies given permission to put spades in the ground

[pierre oreilly] 15/4/2020 10:41

Self realisation at last minny, well done. Yes, you are right to align yourself with smuttypants, you have found your intellectual equal.

[pierre oreilly] 15/4/2020 10:39

Yeah minny, they need a committee on ventilator efficacy to thoroughly look into what a ventilator should do, and report back in six months. Then ask for comments rom intrested parties, then come up with a requirements spec, Send out requests for designs, give em six months. Then the winning design farmed out to china to produce a few million - all could be delivered within 3 years at the latest. No hurry.

[minerve 2] 15/4/2020 10:36

Has Peahair spoken?

[careful] 15/4/2020 10:35

vaccination must be difficult.
They are trying to develop a vaccine that is powerful enough to destroy the virus, yet at the same time not destroy anything else.

Remember thalidomide?
A drug to ease the pain of pregnancy resulted in badly deformed babies. Tragic.
All because it was not trialled for long enough periods.

It takes time.
Jumping into a furnace kills the virus, but it kills you at the same time.
It seems almost impossible.
They still do not have an aids vaccine.

[pierre oreilly] 15/4/2020 10:32

smuttypants, there's no 'h' in pierre, and even if there were, it would be silent as it is in all french words with an 'h'.

You need to work on your twisting of handles imv. It's single entendre or even nilentendre, and pretty poor even allowing for that. Peahair?

[minerve 2] 15/4/2020 10:30

"The minimum specification for the UK’s homegrown hospital ventilator programme will not produce machines suitable for treating coronavirus patients, the head of the largest organisation for critical care medical professionals has said.

Alison Pittard, the dean of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine, the professional body for intensive care practitioners, said the government’s request for ventilators that would — at a minimum — stabilise patients “for a few hours” was not in line with what was requested by medical experts last month."



Perhaps Ugly Oracle Cummings knows how to care better. LOL

This is a real De Piffle FUBAR and people are dying due to incompetence.

[chavitravi2] 15/4/2020 10:27

Just reading there's suggestion that the treasury should bypass banks and pay the loans direct the same as some other countries have

[smartypants] 15/4/2020 10:26

Where are all the "missed the boat" crew this morning?
Hey look here's another one!
All aboard...
A bit like buses..miss this one, another three around the corner