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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

55.68
0.00 (0.00%)
25 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
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
  0.00 0.00% 55.68 55.84 55.88 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.48 35.4B
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 55.68p. Over the last year, Lloyds Banking shares have traded in a share price range of 39.55p to 57.22p.

Lloyds Banking currently has 63,569,225,662 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lloyds Banking is £35.40 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.48.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/7/2020
10:10
It's probably a hate crime these days iggy.
maxk
19/7/2020
10:08
I know
It is disrespectful of me when I eventually manage to pass a herd of cyclists.
I should stop doing it...

ignoble
19/7/2020
10:01
Apart from shout at you what about the hand/finger gestures?..
diku
19/7/2020
09:59
Anyone remember when bicycles used to have bells? Now they just shout at you - if anything. Not much fun when you're walking along a country lane on a breezy day and lycra-clad cyclist zooms past you from behind, not to mention being dangerous.
poikka
19/7/2020
09:59
Hope for the best but prepare for the worse...
diku
19/7/2020
09:55
Wishful thinking
zaxarobal
19/7/2020
09:41
If the Virus news and Brexit news deal coincide favourably together then yes it could easily spike to around 45p - 48p...in that run process it will spit out weak long and short holders...30p churning has been going on for far too long now...similar churning period Aug 2019 - Oct 2019 around 50p...
diku
19/7/2020
09:34
LLOYDS share price to book value is 0.40 . Lowest was on 2nd April .34.Highest 1.3 . So risk reward ratio is less towards downside. If share price goes down to 20p. Expect bounce to 60p within year like a spring recoiled. DYOR as always.
action
19/7/2020
09:31
I would agree with that
ignoble
19/7/2020
09:15
Post 310462...yes there should be some form of Licensing and/or Insurance for cyclist...and compulsory helmets for cyclist and now those damn e-scooters that are weaving around at much faster speed...
diku
19/7/2020
09:02
xxxxxy 19 Jul '20 - 08:38 - 310461 of 310463


The law on mask obligations will be changed next Friday.

maxk
19/7/2020
08:43
Black stabbing Black doesn't count under Black Live Matter
investtofly
19/7/2020
08:41
It's about time the cyclists pay their way......If I go swimming, I have to pay for use of poolIf I play football, I have pay for pitchIf I play golf, I have to pay green feesIf I go ice skating, I have to pay to use the rinkIf I go to the gym, I have to pay.Cyclists pay nothing to use the roads like motorists and don't come out with the statement that motorists pay emissions tax. Before that it was ROAD TAX and that's what funded the road building in this country.Also I if I drove my car as fast as the average cyclists I would be stopped by the police for causing an obstruction.
investtofly
19/7/2020
07:30
Best to.END Lockdown completely.
xxxxxy
19/7/2020
07:23
Discrimination. Law.
xxxxxy
19/7/2020
07:12
Discrimination comes into that equation.
xxxxxy
19/7/2020
07:10
Wrong death rates?By JOHNREDWOOD | Published: JULY 18, 2020I am glad to see others and the media now picking up the obvious point that the UK death rate figures are likely to be overstatements of the true position.I first raised this matter on 11 April in my proposal to the government that they "Review the data". In that posting I set out the various ways officials had been changing the basis of compiling the death figures, with each change designed to add numbers to the totals. I warned that it was probably leading to double counting, that death figures on any given day included deaths on previous days often stretching some way back, that anyone with Covid 19 symptoms could be put down as a Covid 19 death though they may have died of something else, and some were said to have CV 19 when  there had been no test to prove that. A a death certificate could cite  CV 19 as part cause of death based on some CV 19 like symptoms with no test, whilst also citing another more likely cause of death as well. Without a test there is the possibility that people had misreported common colds, flu, catarrh or allergies  as well as something serious that killed them.On 1 June I took this up again in my blog discussion of Death rates. I said "There are differences in how the figures are compiled. The UK has gone out of its way to maximise deaths attributed to CV 19 by including care home and community deaths when other countries concentrated on hospital deaths. The U.K. has also recorded many care home and community deaths as CV 19 when no test was taken to see if the patient had it, and when it may have been other serious medical conditions they suffered from that killed them."I urged the government to ask for more accurate and consistent data from the experts, as these figures were being used to determine policy on lock down and to help derive the transmission rate which officials thought so important. As we move into the era of local lock downs precise and locally specific information about infection and death rates from the virus become even more critical to policy making. I have been surprised at some of the public scientific advice based on wide spreads for the possible transmission rate, in turn related to death and infection figures based on different data collection and definitions over time.
xxxxxy
18/7/2020
23:21
Two stabbed at Thrope Park today, not a word on the bbc or sky

Just a guess, but the attacker must be black

jimarilo
18/7/2020
23:12
I shall sop to the date - then sod the treasury and their vat take
jl5006
18/7/2020
21:59
Because when you are in a supermarket aren't you on a private land?...
diku
18/7/2020
20:53
D Walker18 Jul 2020 7:58PM

I will comply and wear a mask when I go in a shop.  But I will be going in a shop as infrequently as possible.

I'm afraid I will no longer be supporting shops in my local High Street.  It'll be Sainsburys once a week and anything else I need I'll go back to getting online.

I won't be wearing a mask when out and about.

Oh .... and Boris may like to claim it's compulsory, but it can't be enforced.  The law hasn't changed;  just Government guidance ..... which is why the police have said they can't/won't enforce it ..... and the likes of Tesco and Lidl have already said they won't either.


This blog explains the legal position: 

xxxxxy
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