Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[jl5006] 13/9/2020 19:35

or anything not the on topic thread
Really amazed there are only on topic comments - cos the comments are not.
What do we know - ??????

[covid 19 deal] 13/9/2020 19:34

If people can visit another house..parks and shops...send all these bonkers to work with facemask ..get exposed with reduced viral load and develop antibody...enough of dole money

[covid 19 deal] 13/9/2020 19:32

We arent buying at 73p ..we are buying at 26p....1 year..double the money retire..please dont play with borrowed money..you will be ok

[sikhthetech] 13/9/2020 19:25

Covid infections have risen substantially over the past month, from less than 1000 daily to over 3000 daily.
So much for 'eat out to help out' - cases rose significantly from around 3rd week of August.


Crucially the R number is over 1 (1.0 to 1.2) again across the WHOLE of UK. It seems to me that people in their 20s/30s seem to have a "can't be bothered" attitude.


Brexit talks seem to be going badly as well and looks increasing likely a 'No Deal Brexit'.. with the govn debating the Internal Markets Bill tomorrow.

[kenbos] 13/9/2020 19:14

Major and Blair had a go at running government imo they didn't do a great job my opinion of course they are anti brexit except it and help don't hinder anyway my error not the place for politics on here sorry if offended you

[utrickytrees] 13/9/2020 18:38

Hes probably me dad.

[jl5006] 13/9/2020 18:33

kenbos pls translate

[kenbos] 13/9/2020 18:30

Major and Blair had a go give Boris a chance trickytree are you related to tricky tree Pete ?

[diku] 13/9/2020 18:03

That is exactly how it currently feels...if you had put money in a bank account earning just 1% you would have a lot more money and be able to take it when you want it...unlike if you had put in Lloy shares you would get a lot less than you put in... even including divis...





There was a time LLOY was around £7. I remember buying some back then. Who ever said investing in the stock market was a long term thing, maybe for wealth destruction.

[utrickytrees] 13/9/2020 17:31

This is great, why are we persisting with this covid farce?
Millions of people will lose their livelihoods because the so called experts have monumentally fkd up. Well worth a watch!

[alphorn] 13/9/2020 17:23

"Seems the EUSSR is not worth spitting on. Absolutely pointless talking to them. No Deal".


............if this is such a great idea according to the many on this thread then why hasn't it happened many months ago?

Simple answer - it is not such a great idea.

[covid 19 deal] 13/9/2020 17:22

We cant make wcen a face napkin any more. Lol..too much dole money

[xxxxxy] 13/9/2020 17:18

K Bowyer12 Sep 2020 5:22PMWe are behind you Boris. Finish the job.

[xxxxxy] 13/9/2020 17:12

Better food sources global anyway. And positive stimulus to our own British producers.Not Made in China.Not Made in The EUSSR.But Made in UK. First.Produuce of UK. First.No Deal.WTO

[xxxxxy] 13/9/2020 17:09

John Condon12 Sep 2020 5:30PMNathalie Loiseau, Macron's senior minister, interviewed by a very friendly BBC denied there was any attempt to threaten the U.K. with a block on the movement of food and the possibility of tariffs on all the goods entering NI - not just those en route to the Republic of Ireland." It was "fake news" produced by David Frost's team" she said.It now seems she was lying. The EU is stepping up its threats in the event of a no deal outcome. Now it will block all food exports from the U.K. because the U.K. doesn't have favoured nation status (as having high quality food). .This seems like a very risky tactic. - given we import a third of our food from the EU. If we ARBITRARILY BLOCK THE IMPORT OF EU FOOD on equally spurious grounds of quality - the damage across the EU will be immense. High stakes. Barnier is determined to punish us. Katya Adler reports "punishment" is now the central aim of the EU. She seems quite shaken that her beloved EU - could be so ruthless. It seems they will stop at nothing to destroy us economically for having the temerity to leave their club..No deal looks inevitable and better by the day.174LikeReplyDerek Clews12 Sep 2020 5:53PM@John CondonThat is what happens when we become the Heretics leaving the EU religion. It should be no surprise as it has been reported this way numerous times over the last 4 years.  The only surprise for some is the EU could be so stupid.  They have now caused a permanent and deep rift that did not have to happen.  The populous now has no trust in the EU and will not now accept involvement with them in e.g. military or industrial  co-operation.  We simply expect knife in the back at the most critical time, so why risk it?  Individuals are taking personal action to not buy EU goods.  The EU's own fault. 

[mikemichael2] 13/9/2020 14:11

'I'm defending the law. I'm defending the principles of integrity and sincerity'

Yes,we had a vote, you lost. Try defending that.

[xxxxxy] 13/9/2020 14:07

Apple is on the hunt for new studio space around London in the latest escalation of Big Tech's streaming arms race.The California-based production support specialist MBS has been asked to hunt for sites that could be used for Apple TV+ productions, industry sources said. Locations would be leased by MBS, and not Apple, although would be used to shoot content for the iPhone maker.Apple is a relative latecomer in the rush to secure studio pace to draw on London's deep well of technical talent. Netflix last year struck a deal to gain exclusive access to most of Shepperton's west London studios, whilst Disney has booked out a large part of the iconic Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire for the next ten years.Growing demand among internet giants has prompted developers to create new space, with plans approved earlier this summer for a new £110m development in Dagenham, east London.Michael Lea13 Sep 2020 7:32AMSuch a shame the BBC, who else, went to Salford leaving its talent behind.2LikeReplyMA HK13 Sep 2020 12:10AMI distinctly remember one pundit predicting "nobody will invest anything in Britain after Brexit".... Daily Telegraph

[maxk] 13/9/2020 13:24

Drones, clever ones, not at all like Min and the gang.