Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[poikka] 27/4/2020 17:55

Tried a Greggs steak slice once - was far too hot (shop issue) and had minimal meat content.

The next time I was out shopping in town with the missus, and was hungry, I popped into the local Sainsburys and bought a 75p steak pie, not slice. Ok, it was cold, but had more meat content and was very tasty.

That's why I'm so rich and healthy.

[k38] 27/4/2020 17:45

Coronavirus Dowing street briefing .. As usual, very poor performance from Sky BBC reporters. Time wasters.

[dr biotech] 27/4/2020 17:44

Small pox, TB, Polio, Measles. If you think they are ineffective just ask yourself why we don’t see those diseases. Otherwise please filter me.

[aljm] 27/4/2020 17:38

wow, not a fan of drugs, but ok with vaccines, words fail me, i was treating you with some level of intelligence, but now all gone.....

Do me a favour, do some digging on how they make these 'vaccines' and where they get the materials, and come back on here and tell me you are ok with how they develop them.....

[jl5006] 27/4/2020 17:35

Just filter the lady jacko 1765 hardly a lady - phps just a tramp.
Most have -

[utrickytrees] 27/4/2020 17:20

Without a doubt Spoons will be the first boozer open. Expect disinfectant, turps, creosote & paint stripper all on draught ethically sourced from outside the EU.

[smartypants] 27/4/2020 17:18

"in a matter of weeks"..the UK government will know what they want to ask for???
Weeks......they don't know now??

The United Kingdom could reach an agreement with the European Union (EU) on a post-Brexit relationship by the end of 2020 despite the coronavirus pandemic, United Kingdom Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove said on Monday.

The UK government's text for negotiations is expected to be announced "in a matter of weeks," he added.

"We believe it is still entirely possible to conclude negotiations on the timetable that has been outlined," Gove stressed.

Previously, Downing Street ruled out the possibility of extending the Brexit transition period regardless of its outcome.
Meanwhile, EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier asserted last week that the latest talks with the UK on its future relationship with the bloc were "disappointing."

[aljm] 27/4/2020 17:11

something i have not got my head around yet, why is the vaccine so important, we can cure it, a LOT of people now have immunity as they have already had it, i dont get it.

[mr.elbee] 27/4/2020 16:55

they still dont get it...apart from the frail elderly, social distancing CAUSES the problem.

But it is the same old lie, repeated again and again...no evidence for it in any paper whatsoever.no evidence anywhere for lockdown..

never in human history has the well population been quarantined in an epidemic .

NEVER. they are just copying China's panicky response to covid.


and trying to fend off the opportunistic politicians masquerading as epidemiologists.

[xxxxxy] 27/4/2020 16:41

Death by Virus or Death by Boredom.UnlockAnd No Deal

[xxxxxy] 27/4/2020 16:40

UnlockWetherspoons now.Buy not EUSSR product.

[xxxxxy] 27/4/2020 16:39

773.Like Gregg's.But with this virus, perhaps the vulnerable obese ought to avoid some of their product. Hate the Idea of Food Police, but you must know the risk.

[xxxxxy] 27/4/2020 16:35

NiglPosted April 27, 2020 at 5:30 am | PermalinkWe certainly do not heed/must not make the inevitable financial contributions the rich countries will be asked to make to sort out the weaker ones. We are already reading about that debate.The Sunday Times' editorial last week claimed that businesses etc wanted a delay because of the virus. As usual no names/no numbers. Just the political editor using it to promote his personal view as a Remainer desperate to find any excuse.All must be resisted.

[chavitravi2] 27/4/2020 16:32

They say he who hesitates is lost. Wish I had bought into my old favourite SOLG a week or so ago at 12p. 26p now. It's still worth a look for the long term I think.

[chavitravi2] 27/4/2020 16:26

Bought in at last just before the announcement I think, about an hour ago. Bought in at average price @30.2p. Thought it would be announced today or tomorrow as it made sense to do it or all this money put in for furlough and support would be money down the drain if people didnt have a job to go back too. Bit surprised its only £50k, I thought about 3x that but will no doubt help many small firms. It will open the money taps now I think and reduce risk to the banks while letting them make a few Bob for handling. I reckoned most bank shares would rise on any such news so got in.

[poikka] 27/4/2020 16:23

Greggs is opening some shops, as a trial - whoopee.

[minerve 2] 27/4/2020 16:15

Jacko is two trick pony.

ITV and Lloyds

Remember 75p?

LOL!

[aljm] 27/4/2020 16:09

ah ok ty, hope it has a good reaction, we need something...

[essentialinvestor] 27/4/2020 16:06

Arrangement fee?, You're an optimist!. If this was the US, yes.

As HMG are taking 100% of the risk on the smaller loans, it's perhaps fair enough.