Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[hardup1] 03/2/2023 18:14

Britain's most controversial landlord.

As everyone knows, Lloyds is venturing into the private landlord sector through Citra Living. I remember watching this Panorama programme a few years ago. My favorite quote from the landlord in question is......"there are 2 kinds of tenants, those that agree with me, and ex tenants". Worth a watch.

[jl5006] 03/2/2023 17:59

Careless
Historical guidance serves no purpose.
AI of all things may enable but just like the horses - there are always hurdles.

[careful] 03/2/2023 17:44

Easy to say we should stay in the market, it can't be timed.
Of course it can.

Sell the FTSE100 at 7600 or above, buy at below 6000, even more at below 5000 would have served you well over the past few 25 years.

These snake oil salesmen say it costs us a fortune if we miss the best 20 days.
They never say we save a bigger fortune by missing the worst 20 days.

[jl5006] 03/2/2023 17:40

It seems Doris wants to be new Lab tonybliar I did not lie and seeks to tell ppl what to do -send jets to UKR. Time to off piste Doris
I am led to believe that the GDR Gov - via a vote - yet our lot seem to be able without accord in HOC - to do what wallace wants NBG

[jordaggy] 03/2/2023 15:49

As I previously alluded too...It's a mad - mad world.

FTSE 100 hits all-time high
It’s done it! The UK’s FTSE 100 index has just hit a new alltime high.

The index of the hundred largest shares traded in London has just hit 7906.58, its highest level ever, over the previous high of 7903.5 set in May 2018.‘

[smurfy2001] 03/2/2023 15:44

Party time?

FTSE 100 just hit historical highs of 7903.50 set in May 2018 🍻

[jordaggy] 03/2/2023 14:46

Greed really is good...we really do live in an utterly selfish world...

Mike Bell, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, says January’s blowout jobs report is dampening hopes that interest rates may be cut this year.

Bell says:

“The much stronger than expected job gains took US equity futures lower, this is evidence that the big risk to markets this year is not a recession but a labour market that remains robust. This would mean the Fed cannot deliver the rate cuts that the market is pricing in.
“Ultimately, we still expect unemployment to rise this year and think that equity markets should deliver positive returns as they look ahead to the Fed cutting rates and potential economic recovery in 2024. But today’s data show the risks of being overweight growth stocks if the labour market remains strong.”

[arja] 03/2/2023 13:50

unexpectedly high US none farm payrolls has made markets come off but we will know more about way it will go at 2.30pm when US physical market opens . Not bad news for banks as bond yields rising !

[mr.elbee] 03/2/2023 11:07

and he is a fully paid up commie . Look at his time with the FCA

[maxk] 03/2/2023 09:59

Ladies day will be full of bearded wimmin in frocks.

All will be diverse and cuddly...until they start fighting.

[jl5006] 03/2/2023 09:47

We really have progressed
'Our mortgage got so high we put off having a baby'
Published (BBC)
9 hours ago
What chance if the education system produces such literary talent.

[car1pet] 03/2/2023 09:44

"Andrew Bailey, the Bank’s governor, who has been battling the highest price rises in 40 years, said there were signs that inflation was “turning a corner”."

battling high inflation what a load of tosh. He doesn't know which way is up.

[hardup1] 03/2/2023 09:29

Aside from any geopolitical events that may materialise over the next few weeks which may influence share price movement, I think the share price will drift around between 52p and 54p until Final Results are released on 22nd February.

[mr.elbee] 03/2/2023 09:09

jubber it is all manipulated....... so dont even think about trading..least of all on margin/ spread bet/ or CFD's .. buy and hold with real money.

This is an investor's stock for widows and orphans

[utrickytrees] 03/2/2023 09:03

I thought he was gonna say you can call me Harry.