Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[scruff1] 06/1/2021 09:27

porty
how does your research conclude 55p?

[cheshire pete] 06/1/2021 09:26

Ah yes Tygarreg.....but Astra Zeneca has said that they're not going to profit out of their COVID vaccine.....so that makes it 'OK' to use theirs.

For AZN, probably a very shrewd move to get on board with Govts and once all the hysteria has died down then start making a profit on vaccine variations to tackle mutations.

[gaffer73] 06/1/2021 09:26

You sounded pretty bullish a couple of days ago but now you're slating them, strange if you want 55p.

[kkclimber56] 06/1/2021 09:21

I guess having to read posts like those from excel is one of the consequences of closing schools.

[stonedyou] 06/1/2021 09:19

Disputes over election results in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Nevada remain unresolved after courts refused to address the allegations of election fraud and irregularities, and state legislatures were out of session. Many of the cases challenging election results were dismissed due to procedural reasons, while some judges were not convinced by the allegations put forward.

A growing group of Republican House members and senators have announced their intention to challenge Electoral College votes in states where election results are disputed over allegations of irregularities and election fraud. Lawmakers, in the lead up to Jan. 6, have been picking sides in this last-ditch effort to ensure that allegations of voter fraud are transparently and independently addressed.

Thirteen Republican senators have expressed their intent to participate in the efforts, and at least 75 Republican House members have committed to objecting to the contested votes on Jan. 6, according to a tally by The Epoch Times. Meanwhile, more than thirty Republican lawmakers have also said they will not participate in the efforts.

Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.), who spearheaded the efforts, said several Republican senators are objecting to the electoral votes for Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Georgia.

[portside1] 06/1/2021 09:18

Look back at my posts , and if you can read read them have made a a few thousand by trading this share

[excell1] 06/1/2021 09:10

I had my Flu vaccine in Boots chemist,why wouldn't they let pharmacist's like Boots and Lloyds administer the vaccine,they certainly have requested to do so.Is it because we have not got enough vaccine.You bet it is. Who is kidding who!

[excell1] 06/1/2021 08:43

I was under the impression that they had been stockpiling the vaccine for months,where has it all gone India? I see all the excuses are out now,we can't deliver it on a Sunday,we don't have enough glass vials,we can't get enough qualified people to administer the vaccine,with 20 odd pages of red tape to go through.Just tell us the truth,we have given most of our vaccine away or never made enough in the first place.
We should be injecting this vaccine 24/7.Heads must now roll.

[gaffer73] 06/1/2021 08:25

Obviously you sold yesterday port hey.

[portside1] 06/1/2021 08:19

Reading all about Lloyd's over the last few weeks this is the worst run bank in the world

[portside1] 06/1/2021 08:18

Cnbc just talking about ceo,s there salaries are 120%more than the staff running the company 25 years ago it was 20% It's criminal they put there pals in remuneration to milk the company ,it's all criminal Why is the pra not investigating this the answer is simple they are also on the milk wagon

[maxidi] 06/1/2021 08:11

What we need is a takeover scare. Share price would go through the roof!!

[portside1] 06/1/2021 08:06

A few years ago lloys market value was nearly twice that of barcs it's now level .This bank needs a clean out of useless directors

[glasgow13] 06/1/2021 08:05

Vouchers for spoons.

[portside1] 06/1/2021 08:03

Or they could give out food vouchers , that's how this bank now thinks they never think about running the bank. For the owners

[polar fox] 06/1/2021 07:25

CNN:

Democratic Senate candidate Rev. Raphael Warnock will defeat GOP candidate Kelly Loeffler, CNN projects.

Warnock will make history as the first Black US senator from Georgia.

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In the other seat, Democrat Ossoff is ahead by a tiny margin, with thousands of votes still to be counted. Whichever party wins this seat, takes control of the Senate.

[tygarreg] 06/1/2021 04:18

What? How dare they?Allow the private sector to help vaccinate the people? Give juicy govt vaccination contracts to private high street companies like Boots, Lloyd's and Rowlands pharmacies? Another blatant example of privatising the nhs?They have already bought millions of doses of those evil private inventors like Phizer and Astra Zeneca!Surely better to keep it all inhouse and prolong the agony, than line the pockets of private business? Just ask Mcdonall, Mc Cluskey and Ashworth, as long as they get theirs first!

[maxk] 06/1/2021 00:13

Exclusive: Pharmacies' offer to give Covid jabs snubbed by ministers

Number 10 facing questions over urgency of vaccination programme after industry's efforts to help are rejected

By
Bill Gardner
5 January 2021 • 9:45pm


Ministers have been urged to deploy an army of thousands of trained vaccinators at pharmacies to help deliver the jabs
Ministers have been urged to deploy an army of thousands of trained vaccinators at pharmacies to help deliver the jabs CREDIT: Kelvin Boyes/Press Eye/PA

High street pharmacies are "desperate" to roll out more than one million doses of the Oxford vaccine every week but have been snubbed by the Government, senior industry leaders have revealed.

Ministers have been urged to deploy an army of thousands of trained vaccinators at pharmacies including Lloyds and Boots to help deliver the jabs rather than relying on GPs, nurses and retired volunteers.

Simon Dukes, the chief executive of the Pharmaceutical Negotiating Services Committee, which represents high street pharmacies during talks with the Government, questioned why the NHS was "scrabbling around" for vaccinators when his industry stood ready to help.

He said there were around 11,400 pharmacies across the country that already administer millions of flu jabs every year, with the capability to vaccinate around 1.3 million people against Covid every week.

At a Downing Street press conference on Tuesday, Boris Johnson announced that more than 1.3 million people have been vaccinated against Covid-19 across the UK so far, including 23 per cent of all over-80s in England.

But with the milestone of one million jabs reached on December 27, this suggests the current rate of vaccinations is just 30,000 a day – a tenth of what will be needed to hit the target of vaccinating 13.4 million people by mid-February.



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[jl5006] 06/1/2021 00:08

Just a thought
is this the sort of we think this is it or we have not clue.
Madness or hysteria engendered
Scared stiff stay indoors
Think u can manage
Hope they will improve.
Little chance with witless in flow
Confidence in NHS must be less than one

[grahamite2] 05/1/2021 23:58

ignoble5 Jan '21 - 17:23 - 327870 of 327894
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Over 1 million have been vaccinated...
I don't know of anyone...

Wouldn't even know where to go for a shot.

Those who are entitled have already been informed by phone and will get fuller details by letter soon.

[cheshire pete] 05/1/2021 23:37

Don't tell the BBC ....rather spoils their script of running Boris/UK down and bigging up the EU. We were supposed to be 'bottom of the class' in whole of Europe in terms of our handling of COVID.....lol. Don't expect retractions or apologies though.