Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[babyal] 31/1/2023 20:25

Report them to your local council for fly tipping with pictures if safe to take them, reg number etc. They will send them a fine and a warning. We had similar in Kent and not seen the car in question since.

[jl5006] 31/1/2023 20:18

all equally abhorrent!
Bidens fault
Not Bidens fault: maybe hearsay
Bidens fault
So Biden at fault
So the worlds problems rest at Bidens door not forgetting the siht his son engineered and the thousand or so Somali rebels killed recently

[scruff1] 31/1/2023 20:03

Quiz for you all. Which one of the three will Trickytrussy rank as most offensive and least offensive. Just to make it slightly more difficult - the couple were dancing to rap (either that or a malfunctioning drone)


Young couple jailed for 10 years after slow dancing in Iran


Russian couple fined for expressing anti-war opinions during private conversation in café


US police shoot dead double amputee as he tries to hobble away


How the world has progressed in my lifetime eh

[utrickytrees] 31/1/2023 19:24

Comedic Genius tonight from DR John Campbell on the revolving door between government & drug companies. Brilliant!





He's from Carlisle Scuff so you could be related...he probably knows your Kathleen.

[polar fox] 31/1/2023 17:28

The bank has finally issued the latest TVR - I was wondering if the delay might be because it contained bad news and sure enough....the increase during this month is 119m new shares issued, bringing the month-end total up to 67.41bn, no doubt as some of the recent block listing shares have been handed out.

It means that, since the buyback ended in October, the total increase is 137.11m. You can see exactly why the upcoming Results RNS will include another massive buyback - putting it bluntly, the policy is, IMO, grab as many new shares as you can, but make sure the buybacks are large enough to reduce the overall total every year. Then pretend you are doing shareholders some kind of favour, by way of capital distribution.

[paulruss1] 31/1/2023 16:36

Latest news with regards to Pfizer vaccines in Thailand. Government expected to nullify contract.. Top Thai authorities including advisors to the King have been in discussions with Prof. Sucharit Bhakdi and are prepared to see to it that the Pfizer contracts are declared null and void.

The Royal Family has been alerted that the princess is most likely a victim of the jab!

The Thai Princess who collapsed 23 days after her booster is still in a coma.

The Royal Family have been alerted that the purported diagnosis of a bacterial infection is ‘ridiculous217; and that she is most likely the victim of the jab.
This is the first government in the world to do this and its expected to cost Pfizer Billions in death and injury claims in Thailand.
This could be a good time to go short on these pharma companies ie Moderna Astra zeneca Johnson and Johnson and ofcourse Pfizer. Well worth keeping an eye on the situation

[paulruss1] 31/1/2023 16:16

Thanks Utricky I'll check it out a little later. Scruff there are actually many groups across the UK working together to highlight what's occurring across the country from schooling, vaccines, medicine farming Climate change etc. These groups total around several million adults and growing daily. Your find similar groups all across the western world. These groups are made up from scientists doctors lawyers teachers ex military and ex police officers nurses and your general public

[hardup1] 31/1/2023 15:55

Top FTSE 100 Dividend Paying Stocks. January 2023 Update.

Let's look at the latest list of high yielders in the FTSE 100. As in 2022, the Tobacco Two, Imperial Brands (IMB) and British American Tobacco (BATS), are at the top of the list in terms of yield. Last month BT (BT.A) managed to wedge itself between the two, but has now been knocked down to third place.

Despite some similarity at the top, our 13-stock list has been reshuffled: chemicals firm Johnson Matthey (JMAT) is back, while narrow moat building materials company CRH (CRH) has been relegated from the 3% and above club.

It’s only a month into the new year so share price gains and losses can’t be taken too seriously, but it’s worth looking at the trends and outliers at least. Four of our 13 stocks have posted double digit returns so far this year – BT, HSBC (HSBA), Lloyds (LLOY) and WPP (WPP) – and they reflect investors’ increased risk appetite in 2023. British American Tobacco, which gained a chunky 26.15% in 2022, is one of January’s laggards with a loss of 8%.

hxxps://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/111721/top-ftse-100-dividend-paying-stocks.aspx?

[utrickytrees] 31/1/2023 15:17

What u getting involved for? Luke Harding 🤣🤣🤣🤣9315;🤣ԍ15;🤣🤣;

[scruff1] 31/1/2023 15:03

Trickytrussy
Are you two forming an activist group???? Itll be nice attending seminars. Really exciting zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[utrickytrees] 31/1/2023 14:29

TRUSSY

Listening to this Pod Cast by Jordan Petersen published this week and he's made an announcement about a group he's forming in London for a seminar in London in OCT/ NOV. It sounds as if it might be quite close the objectives of your group. Check it out about 75minutes in.

[hardup1] 31/1/2023 13:51

mr.elbee.......thanks for your clarification.

[mr.elbee] 31/1/2023 13:25

50% of any sudden rise like we have just had

[arja] 31/1/2023 13:05

I am an atheist but the following applies to the brexiter muppets who now poo up, namely " forgive them Lord for they know not what they do " or something like that :) . maybe one day they will see the light and learn to consider FACTS and not just feelings and believing more :)

[xxxxxy] 31/1/2023 12:46

Russia invaded Ukraine.It is not about money.Some things are priceless.Sovereignty, Democracy, Liberty and Freedom.Otherwise we are all brutalised and life is primitive and cheap.We support Ukraine because of those values, to be passed on to family, children and grandchildren.