Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[k38] 11/6/2020 17:57

So far Boris government doing the right thing.. I will be start worrying when all this goes underground in a few months time and stop showing statistics, effected cases and deaths from Coronavirus...

[mikemichael2] 11/6/2020 17:35

gaffer7311 Jun '20 - 15:30 - 10328 of 10333

140 pounds a week?

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£175 a week, double if you are married.

[essentialinvestor] 11/6/2020 17:34

Notice some posters recently referencing the share price (partial)rebound without
any mention of the wider UKX rebound. UKX sells off for a couple
of days and Lloyds is off by over 10% since Monday.
In other words, you cant view the share price in isolation of wider markets.

[y1phr1] 11/6/2020 17:31

I did at 37 bought back today at tad over 32p it will go back up soon enough good luck

[k38] 11/6/2020 17:29

...329Don't worry.. plenty of opportunities in the near future to trade.

[pinemartin9] 11/6/2020 17:29

Well done smartie. I'm not worried at all just frustrated, but that's hindsight.

[smartie6] 11/6/2020 17:27

I did, loving this.

[pinemartin9] 11/6/2020 17:26

Wish I'd sold my shares a few days ago.

[xxxxxy] 11/6/2020 17:24

End Lockdown.

[xxxxxy] 11/6/2020 17:23

Singapore-on-Thames: why we need it and what it would really meanJune 11, 2020By Jonathan SaxtyTHE END OF JUNE brings the deadline to extend or not extend the Brexit transition period. Downing Street has been adamant this will not happen and has passed legislation to guarantee it does not (although this could be repealed). Talks on a new trade deal between the EU and UK – undertaken via video-conference owing to coronavirus – have made little progress, however. Fishing, state aid rules and the "level playing field" (aligning between the two sides) have all proved stumbling blocks.State aid could prove a big issue. The prime minister has already indicated he wants to "level up" the UK – suggesting he wishes to countenance state intervention in economically depressed areas. Furthermore, after Coronavirus and the subsequent lockdown, it may be a matter of survival for the British government to take a more active role in the country's economy more generally. For the Conservative Party – historically divided between free traders and protectionists – this could represent a particularly gruesome battle.Before we go any further, it is worth remembering the words of Wolfgang Münchau. Writing in The Spectator, he argued recently, "Brexit also gives Britain an opportunity to decide how it helps new business - in a way that encourages challengers, rather than protecting the incumbent. Perhaps there could be a fund that protects new venture capital-backed start-ups? It's not that this is prohibited under EU law right now, but if Britain were to stay in the EU competition regime, these laws could well be tweaked in a way that would make an innovation fund harder in the future." Full article htTps://www.brexit-watch.org/singaporeonthames-why-we-need-it-and-what-it-would-really-mean/singapore-on-thames-why-we-need-it-and-what-it-would-really-mean

[diku] 11/6/2020 17:20

Some youngsters have still not learned the art of social distancing after 2 months...they stand behind you less than a 1 metre away...

[patientcapital] 11/6/2020 16:58

Indeed. Don't be standing when the music stops. And don't be fooled into thinking TINA.

[diku] 11/6/2020 16:48

FED pumping is creating a false market...

[bbalanjones] 11/6/2020 16:13

5xy: Any names to put forward for a new Winston Smith? (ffs NOT John Redwood lol)

[xxxxxy] 11/6/2020 15:59

glen cullenPosted June 11, 2020 at 12:17 pm | PermalinkEvery record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered.George Orwell 1984

[maxk] 11/6/2020 15:55

Details details ..

[alphorn] 11/6/2020 15:54

Documents as seen by the Express. Lol

[grahamite2] 11/6/2020 15:48

Vauch11 Jun '20 - 14:50 - 307026 of 307034

Documents from the early 1700's show that literally "all the Royal family" was heavily invested in the South Sea Company (which crashed in a notorious market bubble) - including Kings Charles II, James II, Queen Anne, and George I.

That's odd, considering that Charles II and James II were long dead by the time the South Sea Company was incorporated.