Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[minerve 2] 11/9/2020 11:13

mm2

"Do you guys not use ADVFN for your 'monitor' of shares?? Is there another site that gives you live prices constant?"

I don't have the need for live pricing other than when I get quoted during purchase or sale.

If you are not a trader I think it is pointless to pay for up to the second pricing.

[covid 19 deal] 11/9/2020 11:11

Marshal wace holding it down...bring it on..will through the kitchen sink...short squeeze will happen any time...at the bottom now

[covid 19 deal] 11/9/2020 11:09

Uk banks..do they need to pay for spread betters personal loss as well. Lol

[geckotheglorious] 11/9/2020 11:09

Be more about the global debt implosion than Brexit myself.

[geckotheglorious] 11/9/2020 11:08

Mike,

I use Yahoo and IG. Never used ADVFN monitor.

Couldnt find the Japan FTA news on the Guardian front page earlier either. Is it up there now?

[mo123] 11/9/2020 11:00

GOLDMAN cut target to 27p. Brexit no deal could mean neg int rates.

[diku] 11/9/2020 10:56

Chart suggests smart money wants lower for entry...

[dope007] 11/9/2020 10:48

bought a few of these and Barclays just now. Both damned cheap, but can go cheaper so only small purchases. Will sell if they pop up though

[mikemichael2] 11/9/2020 10:44

Do you guys not use ADVFN for your 'monitor' of shares?? Is there another site that gives you live prices constant?

[poikka] 11/9/2020 10:33

The Japan trade deal was tucked away on the BBC, must have hurt like mad.

"Friday's deal still needs approval by Japan's parliament. Trade representatives there forecast the agreement should get clearance by January.

Ms Truss said the UK-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement means 99% of exports to Japan will be tariff-free.

"The agreement we have negotiated - in record time and in challenging circumstances - goes far beyond the existing EU deal, as it secures new wins for British businesses in our great manufacturing, food and drink, and tech industries," she said.

"From our automotive workers in Wales to our shoemakers in the North of England, this deal will help build back better as we create new opportunities for people throughout the whole of the UK and help level up our country."

She added that, strategically, the deal was an important step towards joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership and placing Britain at the centre of a network of free trade agreements.

Major Japanese investors in the UK such as Nissan and Hitachi would benefit from reduced tariffs on parts coming from Japan and streamlined regulatory procedures, the UK's trade department statement said."

[utrickytrees] 11/9/2020 10:22

& the Shetlands would beat the jocks at football & rugby.

[geckotheglorious] 11/9/2020 10:02

Who was it who said the UK would struggle to sign any Free Trade deals in the first 5-10 years???

"UK Secures First Post-Brexit Free Trade Agreement With Japan"

Cough cough

Who's next.

Who's last - EU we hope, screw em.

[arjun] 11/9/2020 10:01

26 breech, where to next.... one way traffic, under water is understatement...

[diku] 11/9/2020 10:00

1 + 1 = 2...job done...

[hernando2] 11/9/2020 09:59

Didn’t take that long compared to the EU - Japan deal..

[diku] 11/9/2020 09:58

Fred Dibnah the Chimney guy?...hard working man...

[poikka] 11/9/2020 09:55

"The UK has secured its first post-Brexit trade deal following an agreement with Japan.

The government estimates the agreement will boost trade with Japan by £15.2bn and UK businessess will enjoy tariff-free trade on 99% of exports to the country.

International Trade Secretary Liz Truss agreed the deal, in principle, with Japan's foreign minister Toshimitsu Motegi on a video call on Friday morning.

Ms Truss said the deal "goes far beyond" the EU-Japan trade deal that the UK will leave at the end of this year, when the Brexit transition period ends.

She also hailed the agreement as an "important step" towards the UK joining a wider 11-nation trade deal, known as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership.

The news of an agreement is a breakthrough after suggestions last month that negotiations had stalled over access to food and agricultural products.

It was reported that the UK had sought better terms for blue cheeses but Japan wanted to keep to existing EU tariffs."

Nice, that'll upset some.

[alphorn] 11/9/2020 09:48

diku - here is a free tip for those working from home - take a tax deduction for the 'home office costs'.

[alphorn] 11/9/2020 09:46

max - Always enjoyed his programmes. Smart guy.

[diku] 11/9/2020 09:45

Those working from home have no travelling and makeup costs...should they be on lower incomes now then previously?...

[maxk] 11/9/2020 09:44

That was a close one Alp. Should have got Fred Dibnah to sort it.

[alphorn] 11/9/2020 09:39

max - fun to watch - but don't do that to a country:

[alphorn] 11/9/2020 09:35

G2 - yes, the US culture is to wipe the slate clean asap. It works IMO when there is one issue at hand but has less conviction for multiple issues as now. I would list the US ability for rapid change and risk taking as a key strength. As you say little appetite for that approach outside the USA.