Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[oooff] 21/9/2020 20:39

Northampton is conservative and went bankrupt.

[maxk] 21/9/2020 20:33

#315117 is exactly what I was worried about.


Doris for all his bluster and flash, is basically a straw-man, without a spine worth talking about.

[utrickytrees] 21/9/2020 20:30

Cummings spent 3 years analysing specific games of Garry Kasparov & Anatoloy Kasparov, I think he may even be have even been out on the lash with them.

[minerve 2] 21/9/2020 20:21

Cummings couldn't even set-up a chess set.

LOL!

[jl5006] 21/9/2020 20:21

So if the prob is too difficult then just WTO

[utrickytrees] 21/9/2020 20:20

Cummings will have all bases covered 5xy. Hes grand master 4D chess champion dont you know.

[mitchy] 21/9/2020 19:59

Yes the sub primes caused the eurozone debt mountain. I'm suggesting a fiat mountain which will be just as large. However , there have been severe cut backs in non essential expenditure like cruises, foreign holidays etc. We've saved huge on travel ex's as well as socializing . The question is how big is the fiat mountain after these MONTHs...with more to come? Will it be as big as the sub prime fiat black hole ?

[jl5006] 21/9/2020 19:20

And treason may will not vote for sensible adjustment to WDA - she says controversial
Step down treason - u were always the T b liar of the Tory party

[investtofly] 21/9/2020 19:19

As shown on the COVID-19 update this morning's briefing by Whitty and Valance the new Comedy Duo from BGT,Spanish death rate from COVID-19 is 0.2 per 100k.By my calculations works out at 1 per 500k.What is the death rate for the FLU?

[jl5006] 21/9/2020 19:13

If only the ppl understood the apostophe?
If only due to understanding was taught - only followed by the verb to be.
But the greatest misunderstanding is that there is management of this mess - and millions believe this is death.
Well done PHE Etc

[utrickytrees] 21/9/2020 19:12

Sadiq Khans got the begging bowl out again then. Funny how hes got enough money to rename roads & take down statues but hasn't got the money to support TFL.

[chinahere] 21/9/2020 19:03

apostrophe's

That's one there.

[utrickytrees] 21/9/2020 18:59

What's everyone doing in Switzerland Alphorn? I've heard the national apostrophe competition where everyone checks the morning papers to find examples of incorrect use of apostrophe's has captured the nations imagination. Also, Friday odd socks day has lifted the mood I'm told.

[jl5006] 21/9/2020 18:30

It is a question of if is it not
Those that promote but have no idea and those that live in the thought that might fear

[essentialinvestor] 21/9/2020 18:28

mitch, that was largely as a result of the Eurozone debt crisis,
peaked 2011/12. Banks sold off hard.

Lloyds then quadrupled to the 2015 share price high.

[geckotheglorious] 21/9/2020 18:23

“Do they really know how much people borrow and to what extent this is risky? The answer is no, they don’t,” said Alla Koblyakova, a lecturer at Nottingham Trent University who studies the mortgage market. She was surprised to find that some borrowers spend 55% of their household income on home-loan repayments.

Short interest in Lloyds Banking Group Plc, the country’s biggest mortgage lender, reached 1.55% earlier this month, the most in almost 11 years, according to data compiled by IHS Markit Ltd. Short sellers borrow shares, planning to buy them back at a lower price and pocket the difference. Almost two-thirds of analysts that follow the company have a buy rating on the stock.

Regulators are now telling lenders to add to their credit files the details of anybody taking a mortgage payment deferral or requiring other support. A surge in problematic mortgages will point to a difficult economic recovery ahead.


"I fear come October it is going to worsen on several fronts"

[jl5006] 21/9/2020 18:03

So 20 cases of mild flue are a cause for closedown per 100k
100 cases of terminal cancer are ignored as are the renal failures etc
NHS seems to make its own rules - so lets get rid of it just like the BBC -

[mitchy] 21/9/2020 18:02

After the crash of 2007-08 lloy continued down until 2011...three years later before recovery started.
It occurs to me that regardless of anything else people have to find a way to pay bills and selling their shares would be a last, but necessary, resort. Can we expect the same this time? Suggesting we won't see any upside until 2023?

[hernando2] 21/9/2020 17:32

Total Chaos is major and gross overstatement IMO and i live in Bournemouth...we had a couple of days of mayhem, but we are amongst the lowest cases per thousand in the UK.