Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[jubberjim] 24/6/2021 15:28

As I have said every sinew. In my battered body is telling me to buy Lloyds

But there is dearth of any meaningful investors or news / events to encourage any such move on my part

This along with nearly other share in my remit financial and telecoms looks offered

Am quite happy long of cash and will wait until there is clear direction to dip my toes in a again

Boring boring boring

[minerve 2] 24/6/2021 15:13

Less free than we were before.

More difficult to travel, study and work in another 27 countries.


I suppose it doesn't matter when you are a stuck in the mud life loser who masturbates at the prospect of just two weeks in Benidorm.

[optomistic] 24/6/2021 15:09

Of course some of us are mr.elbee, we can't all be silly old men can we ;-)

[pal44] 24/6/2021 15:03

Min not relishing new freedom

[gbh2] 24/6/2021 14:55

The most stupid thing is, the UK is Borrowing cash to give it away as Foreign Aid!

[minerve 2] 24/6/2021 14:53

The Brussels drum was our drum too, it is just that you dunderheads were so so easily brainwashed. And you continue to be....

No wonder you haven't got anywhere in life. You must be so easily useable. ;)

[maxk] 24/6/2021 14:50

Dancing to the Brussels drum more to your liking eh Min?

[minerve 2] 24/6/2021 14:44

He is only good for posting pictures. I wonder who else does that? LOL

Many here are the same poster.

[minerve 2] 24/6/2021 14:43

maxk

The man who can't even spell telling us how to run our lives.

[johncasey] 24/6/2021 13:42

massive rns justout at alba resources...commercial gold!

[maxk] 24/6/2021 13:38

Spot on graham!


Min = monumental failure with an addiction to nit picking.

[grahamite2] 24/6/2021 13:34

We are already back at the status quo. We are free.

The aberration was the wasted years under foreign suzerainty.

[xxxxxy] 24/6/2021 13:33

Covid debt mountain risks a new eurozone crisis, warns Deutsche BankNations failed to control their finances before the pandemic struck, leaving them saddled with huge debts - and big plans to keep borrowingByTim Wallace24 June 2021 • 11:32amBooming Covid debts, a relaxed attitude to heavy borrowing and a complacent view that interest rates will never rise risk leading the world into a new economic crisis, according to new analysis by Deutsche Bank.Eurozone nations, which ran into such trouble a decade ago, risk repeating their mistakes with economies across the rich world straying down the same dangerous path, said senior economist Sebastian Becker."Credibility could become an issue as most governments were not able to achieve balanced budgets in the 'golden' pre-pandemic years characterised by robust growth, booming labour markets and an ever falling sovereign interest bill. Indeed, advanced economies have never achieved a balanced budget on average for the past 30 years," he said."A continued and careless buildup of debt can potentially lead to self-reinforcing loops of high debt and high risk premium, which do turn explosive at one point.".... Daily Telegraph

[mr.elbee] 24/6/2021 13:23

most footsie stocks go down in the summer..fact Lloyds is remarkably stable.
Dont any of you study the past?

Are you ALL just spoilt children?

[minerve 2] 24/6/2021 13:14

Add that to the list of things to do to get back to status quo.

DUH!

[minerve 2] 24/6/2021 13:11

"Whats the problem?"

By-the-way, I think you have missed an apostrophe. ;)

[maxk] 24/6/2021 13:06

If you are really worried about roaming charges. Simply get another sim in the country you are visiting. Cheap as chips.

Whats the problem?

[minerve 2] 24/6/2021 13:03

Brexiters

Please line up in a straight line so the whole world can laugh at you.

You at the front please sentiment.

[optomistic] 24/6/2021 12:53

If we don't have a good close to July we will likely have a very poor run for the rest of the year :-/
Hope we don't have that Crazi.

[minerve 2] 24/6/2021 12:52

It won't hurt the old Brexiters because they don't have a smartphone/mobile phone and/or know how to use them. ;)