Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[geckotheglorious] 01/1/2021 16:04

Aceuk
Post 327218
"I D-S is an idiot"

IDS is someone who has put his life on the life for this country.
Northern Ireland and Rhodesia.

Years of service 1975–1981
Rank Lieutenant
Unit Scots Guards


What have you done then you obnoxious low life scumbag?

[minerve 2] 01/1/2021 15:57

My goodness what prospects lie ahead of us for young people now: to be out there buccaneering, trading, dominating the world again.”

This is beyond parody. The UK dominating the world again... Yes, the world is waiting with bated breath to be dominated by Britain once more... Seriously...

I'm sure the 17,000 UK Erasmus students a year who have just lost that opportunity are thanking IDS from the bottom of their heart.

[minerve 2] 01/1/2021 15:56

K38

Happy New Year! :)

[xxxxxy] 01/1/2021 14:53

Robert Young1 Jan 2021 9:52AMGreat to see Brexit delivering for women with abolition of the EU evil Tampon taxBrexit delivering from day 1 for women's agenda, as well as for higher environmental, farming, fishing and climate agenda. 

[xxxxxy] 01/1/2021 14:49

PM: Brexit 'turbocharge' and UK's own coronavirus vaccine have set the stage for a bouncebackBoris Johnson says Britain will not leave Europe "in the lurch" and will continue to be the second-biggest contributor to NatoByGordon Rayner, POLITICAL EDITOR31 December 2020 • 10:02pm... Daily Telegraph

[k38] 01/1/2021 14:29

From today.. African FREE TRADE agreement. The biggest free trade deal.. African 33 countries, FREE TRADE comes to effect on Jan 1 creating worlds largest single market.Let's hope they will learn from the European mistakes and no copy them.

[xxxxxy] 01/1/2021 14:25

Brexit on the way to Cardiff.htTps://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/voices/brexit-eu-deal-vote-leave-nigel-farage-boris-johnson-b1780316.html%3famp

[k38] 01/1/2021 14:14

Let's hope for more exits from this shambles union..Europe must get rid of the Brussels dictatorship and return to its original roots..EEC

[jordaggy] 01/1/2021 14:10

£1 by Christmas.

[k38] 01/1/2021 13:32

Aceuk explain..What do you mean.."This is a day of great sadness for somebody like me - as a young person you can no longer just go"Happy new year to all and happy new year to you M2 ...;))

[aceuk] 01/1/2021 13:09

Be a bit of a wait Minerve, Boris and his pals will employ everything to make everything happy for a while. Long term Macron's words will be on the button, excepting the lies are two way.

This is a day of great sadness for somebody like me - as a young person you can no longer just go. I D-S is an idiot.

[bargainbob] 01/1/2021 13:05

June Mummery, from Nigel Farage's group of politicians, tweeted to announce she had attended the penultimate session of the European parliament's fisheries committee to include British MEPs.


Posting a photograph on Twitter she highlighted a concern many of us Remainers have been trying to emphasise for a number of years.

"The big question now is, who will be here to hold these people to account while they still control Britain's waters, but the UK has no representation?" she asked her followers.

Mummery did not provide any answers to the question she posed - but she received more than 7,000 responses from those aghast by what she had just asked.

We now go live to Brexit Party HQ pic.twitter.com/UNRQ1wEgrX

— Irritated llama (@Irritatedllama) January 20, 2020

[xxxxxy] 01/1/2021 12:42

John Redwood@johnredwoodMedia reports no delays for trucks at Dover. Quite unlike the chaos of last month when we were in the single market. Time for the media to cheer up about the majority democratic decision of a great independent nation.

[cobourg1] 01/1/2021 12:19

A trading compromise with Britain's European partners also reduces the risk of negative interest rates. The Bank of England may have been forced into action to help mitigate the impact of a "no deal". However, rate changes may still be deemed necessary in the economic response to the pandemic.

The margin a banks makes by lending is directly related to interest rates, so the removal of the threat of negative rates, or even the potential for rates to rise, should boost profits at lenders.

Domestic banking group Lloyds could be one of the biggest beneficiaries. Its share price has struggled in 2020, falling 42pc, after the Bank of England put the brakes on British banks paying out dividends. “When this is lifted it is likely to be a further boost for Lloyds shares,” Mr Khalaf said.

Daily Telegraph

In my opinion 45p in 2-3 months is an entirely conservative estimate.