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LLOY Lloyds Banking Group Plc

55.78
-0.60 (-1.06%)
23 May 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
  -0.60 -1.06% 55.78 55.82 55.84 56.66 55.72 56.42 372,631,294 16:35:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 23.74B 5.46B 0.0859 6.50 35.5B
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 56.38p. 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 £35.50 billion. Lloyds Banking has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.50.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/9/2020
13:16
When who decides to close a short?
badg
28/9/2020
12:59
meek28 Sep '20 - 11:45 - 315636 of 315641
"You don’t have to look far, Google Professor Delores Cahill or Professor Michael Levitt, they have an interesting perspective on masks"


Likewise Dr Chris Martensen/Dr John Campbell evidencing numerous case studies globally on masks in their various videos recently, viral load reduction, and infection prevention(dependent on mask clearly)

Asia has a culture of mask wearing for sniffles.

Check out Asia's IFR / CFR.

They're far lower than Europe,UK,and US.

Still, ignore common sense and the obvious.

Masks, Hand washing/Cleanliness and protecting the vulnerable are obvious.

I do disagree on the whole economy being shut down though. Crazy. Isolate the elderly/vulnerable, let rest of economy carry on as normal.

But the damage has been done.

geckotheglorious
28/9/2020
12:42
Boris wanted to be like Churchill.More like the Gestapo now.And as thick as.
xxxxxy
28/9/2020
12:40
Karen Williams28 Sep 2020 10:07AMWe have changed our shopping behaviour very quickly. Signs, arrows, masks, sanitiser, warnings, have all contributed to spoil the experience of browsing in shops. Crowds of masked faces (some children) in shopping centres remind us that "Covid" is still all around us waiting to be inhaled.Until our leaders accept the truth that people dying with this virus are below the number who die of flu every year, we are stuck in this nightmare.We will never win against a virus. Protect the old, sick and vulnerable. Allow everyone else their right to LIVE.10LikeReplyTom Scott28 Sep 2020 10:38AM@Karen WilliamsI wish you were Prime Minister rather than Jester Johnson.
xxxxxy
28/9/2020
12:35
No mention of how ill all those students are that have tested positive. Are they all in hospital on ventilators?
mikemichael2
28/9/2020
11:45
You don't have to look far, Google Professor Delores Cahill or Professor Michael Levitt, they have an interesting perspective on masks. This link was a letter signed by over 1000 health professionals. https://www.aier.org/article/open-letter-from-medical-doctors-and-health-professionals-to-all-belgian-authorities-and-all-belgian-media/?fbclid=IwAR3p8hPbodjoU2pcj9eq8JvhMhLKsZiaclvNOIKg9-sw2Oc3kidb2r5XShs
meek
28/9/2020
11:44
alexgc.

Just watched that video and it's disgusting. The BRAVE coppers beating women when they were taking the knee at the blm protest. Makes me sick and ashamed of what we have become. That protest was none violent before the cops waded in with their bully boy tactics...... shame on them indeed.

maxidi
28/9/2020
11:38
The Democrat vote fiddle continues.....

"You hear about them trying to register dead people but I never really thought I’d see it," said Anderson"

geckotheglorious
28/9/2020
11:29
meek,

Got links to that claim masks are more likely to damage your health?

Not seen any evidence of such in Taiwan,Thailand, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Hong Kong where infection rates are very low, deaths very low to non existent(eg Thailand)

Why?

Culture of wearing masks!

Contrast to Europe and US.

geckotheglorious
28/9/2020
11:29
Just look at these stupid yobs, are these the 'youth' that you keep going on about Min??
mikemichael2
28/9/2020
11:14
There's also broad consensus that masks are more likely to damage your health than protect you against contracting COVID-19
meek
28/9/2020
11:06
There's broad consensus that properly worn masks offer protection against infection and transmission. We know little about when vaccines will become available or how well they will work.

The answer to the mask vs. vaccine question is “both”; face coverings will remain essential in risky settings well into next year, even when shots become widely available.

The 2020 case to keep masking is obvious; there won't be enough vaccines at first whenever one succeeds. Drugmakers are scrambling to manufacture shots, but leading candidates require two doses, and early supply won't match massive demand.

The notion of wearing a mask post-vaccination may be harder to swallow. While vaccines are essential to beating the pandemic and saving lives, Redfield's point is that they aren't magic.

Food and Drug Administration guidance says a Covid vaccine must prove 50% more effective than a placebo to receive approval. The main target for leading vaccine trials is preventing symptomatic disease, not infection. A vaccine may be approved without evidence that it keeps people from contracting or spreading the virus.

Even if a vaccine is 70% effective in damping disease, a significant minority of those vaccinated will still be at some risk.

Add the lingering possibility of passing the virus to others, and you get a compelling case to cover your face until its spread is firmly quashed.—Max Nisen

geckotheglorious
28/9/2020
10:53
I love Boris.But right now.I hate him.
xxxxxy
28/9/2020
10:52
The week on Planet Normal: would the real Boris Johnson please stand up?As core Tory voters shield their eyes in horror, we ask whether the Covid-19 crisis could be Boris's equivalent of the Iraq War... Daily Telegraph
xxxxxy
28/9/2020
10:27
We need to send a few gunboats over to the French shoreline and puncture those migrant dinghy's just after they set off!!
mikemichael2
28/9/2020
10:09
Divi carat needs to be taken with a pinch of salt cause government are concentrating to much on economy and not enough about rising rising cases something will blow soon
pally12
28/9/2020
10:05
Spot on Alexgc
geckotheglorious
28/9/2020
09:41
I saw the police were been a bit strong handed yesterday at the anti-lockdown protests.

If only they showed that much vigour when the anarchists had the floor and were desecrating statues and the Cenotaph.
There is big trouble on the horizon

alexgc
28/9/2020
09:38
when he decides to close the share price will hit 30p.bring it on.about 400m shares he needs to buy back.
sr2day
28/9/2020
09:33
Could be a delayed trades reported from last week...could also be a buy or sell as ADVFN column allocation is not 100% accurate as the price moves...
diku
28/9/2020
09:31
2 large trades, 60m & 120m..... Shown as sells? Could it be MW closing short?
arjun
28/9/2020
09:26
That buy/sell column on ADVFN looks very red...heavy volume...
diku
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