Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[scruff1] 16/6/2024 11:53

Toss up which are the saddest. Those that write the tripe or those that read it. I dont have many on filter but always these multi posters of nonsense. They almost certainly live alone but if not its a wonder they havent been permanently filtered. Or maybe home is Broadmoor or someplace

[jordaggy] 16/6/2024 11:20

Please God!

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 11:00

Now i get that this thread is for macro chat i think, or whatever. my bit said

Football month

Adios

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:59

Now lets say lloyds for some strange reason, breaks north and continues rising. Does it make you wrong to have exited prior? Hardly. On the law of statistics alone, you were going to get minced in 8 of 10 other stocks for not exiting and letting it show itself for bull side

IE the same decision across a portfolio would have the book in absolute bits. And thats before markets normalise post the QE era

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:55

i must say, add a few other simple things to that, and its all out lol

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:54

Which begs the question

Given its obvious even to anyone only dealing a week re such a simple thing, why is it not mentioned on advfn or LSE? And the others

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:53

When you think about it, the long term bulls have been exiting? It makes sense. At the mid going negative, lloyds market only had to do less than a point breakout to stay bullish verses a few years of down down/ stagnation , and yield destroyed with capital

Even a temp exit was very very sensible, for any class of investor - income, capital yield, etc

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:44

As the saying goes

"If you see support below, be very sure their isn't a pack of Impaler's just above"

[careful] 16/6/2024 10:43

How ridiculous.
A party who will win hardly any seats saying what they would do if they were in power.
How did that song go?
"If I ruled the World, every day would be the first day of Spring"....

But I suppose they are appealing to the millions of simple minded voters.
Reform are a pressure group, they are doing a good job in that respect.

But this time, they are more than that.They have halved the Tory vote, and polls suggest that Labour will get a super majority with about 38% of the vote. (Tories 44% last time).

Farage will be judged kindly by history for helping to remove the Tories from power.
Sunak will be judged kindly for doing us the great service of helping to removing the buffoon Johnson, and bring to an end the old incompetent Etonian clique.

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:43

i hope that's of some value to you anyway, before my micro cap fans appear

hahaha

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:43

They would def want at least the quarter to close above that. And if it does, they will then seek techs for thought anyway. Why? to check Q2/Q3 2015 isnt on the cards

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:38

Pretty staggering what one simple price is saying really.

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:37

Looks very unhinged on the quarterly to be fair

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:35

Easy for shorters . They got a risk attached of only 1 point at the mid, and can hold it for 2 years to 20s if think going there

But to come away from technical, fundamentalists, why would funds buy now?

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:32

Lets test the fundamentalists and reasons for lloyds to change then

Here is a very basic one. I mean, week 1 for dummies so most would see this hence not mind highlighting it. Question for bulls is:

What's different in 2024?

[johnwise] 16/6/2024 10:17

UK Reform Party..The Nigel Farage tax plan to make Britain Great Again


Nigel Farage’s party to promise tax cuts for white van man as they brand Labour a caffe latte party


Nigel Farage's squad say they are the party of the workers now

Nigel Farage’s squad will announce a slew of tax cuts at the launch for their blueprint for power on Monday.

Reform Party chairman Richard Tice - who is running to be an MP - said: “Reform is the real party of the workers, who have been abandoned by ‘cafe latte’ Labour.”

Reform UK will promise to abolish IR35 - laws which critics say force self employed tradesmen like plumbers and electricians to pay too much tax.

The threshold at which you have to register for VAT will be lifted to £150,000 to free small businesses from red tape.

Corporation tax will also be cut from 25 per cent to 15 per cent over three years.

And people will only have to start paying income tax at £20,000, not the current threshold of £12,750.

Reform have enjoyed a huge surge in the polls after Mr Farage’s bombshell political comeback.

A shock YouGov survey out earlier this week put them ahead of the Tories for the first time.

They want to get a whopping six million votes in the election.

Party insiders said they reckon they can get up to six parliamentary seats.

[stonedyou] 16/6/2024 10:17

IN VIDEO: HEZBOLLAH FIGHTERS TAKE OUT ISRAELI ‘DRONE DOME’ SYSTEM WITH KORNET
MISSILE

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Hezbollah’s Military Media has released more videos of recent attacks against the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), with one of them showing the group’s fighters destroying what appears to be a Drone Dome counter-drone system.

The Drone dome system was deployed at the al-Ramtha site. In the video, Hezbollah fighters can be seen destroying the system with a Russian-made Kornet anti-tank guided missile (ATGM) or its Iranian copy, Dehlavieh. The attack took place on June 13.

Drone Dome was developed by Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems. The system is made up of different sensors including a RADA Electronic Industries RPS-42 radar, a CONTROP Precision Technologies imaging system and radio signal detectors.

The system costs a little over $3,2 million. Hezbollah has destroyed several such systems since the start of the ongoing confrontation with the IDF.

The same video showing the attack on the Drone Dome includes footage of an ATGM strike on the settlement of al-Manara from June 10 and another attack with an SPG-9 recoilless rifle on the Misgav Am site from June 14.


A second video released by Hezbollah’s Military Media showed the group’s fighters firing dozens of rockets at the settlements of Kiryat Shmona, Kfarsold and Margaliot on June 14.

Hezbollah and its allies began launching near-daily attacks from Lebanon against the IDF in support of the Hamas Movement and other Palestinian armed factions in the Gaza Strip after the outbreak of the Israeli war on the enclave last October.

So far, the border clashes have resulted in ten civilian deaths on the Israeli side, as well as the deaths of at least 15 IDF soldiers and reservists. On the Lebanese side, more than 500 people have been killed, including 324 fighters of Hezbollah and at least 90 civilians.





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[stonedyou] 16/6/2024 10:14

HEZBOLLAH HIT ISRAELI AIR CONTROL, COMMAND BASES WITH GUIDED MISSILES & SUICIDE
DRONES (VIDEOS)

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Hezbollah attacked on June 15 key targets of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) using guided missiles and suicide drones.

The group announced in a statement that its fighters launched guided missiles at the air traffic control base on Mount Meron, destroying radars and other military equipment. The IDF acknowledged later that the base was struck by two projectiles. However, it said that there are no injuries and “no harm to the unit’s capabilities” in the attack.

In another statement, Hezbollah said that its fighters attacked Khirbet Maar base, the headquarters of the artillery battalion of the Western Brigade, with “squadrons” of suicide drones. The group alleged that several deployment points within the base were destroyed and fire erupted as a result of the attack.

The IDF later admitted that several suicide drones launched by Hezbollah impacted near the settlement of Goren, where Khirbet Maar base is located, sparking a fire. It also said that it was investigating why it failed to down the drones. No casualties were reported, however.

Hezbollah said in yet another statement that its fighters targeted a post manned by Israeli troops in the Hadab Yaron border site. The IDF didn’t report any casualties after the attack.

In its statements, Hezbollah noted that the attacks were carried out in response to the recent Israeli assassination of its senior commander Taleb Sami Abdullah as well as in support of the Palestinian people and resistance in the Gaza Strip.

The IDF retaliated to the attacks by launching a series of strikes against targets in southern Lebanon, the heartland of Hezbollah.

One of the strikes hit a motorcycle near the town of Aitaroun, killing a member of Hezbollah, the IDF said in a statement. Lebanese media reported casualties, but Hezbollah has not yet mourned any of its fighters or commanders.

Since the outbreak of the Israeli war on Gaza last October, Hezbollah and its allies began launching near-daily attacks from Lebanon against the IDF in support of the Hamas Movement and other Palestinian armed factions in the Strip.

Despite the recent escalation in the clashes between the IDF and Hezbollah on the Israeli-Lebanese border, a full-blown war between the two remains highly-unlikely.

So far, the border clashes have resulted in ten civilian deaths on the Israeli side, as well as the deaths of at least 15 IDF soldiers and reservists. On the Lebanese side, more than 500 people have been killed, including 324 fighters of Hezbollah and at least 90 civilians.




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[johnwise] 16/6/2024 10:12

UK Reform Party..The Nigel Farage tax plan to make Britain Great Again


Nigel Farage’s party to promise tax cuts for white van man as they brand Labour a caffe latte party


Nigel Farage's squad say they are the party of the workers now

Nigel Farage’s squad will announce a slew of tax cuts at the launch for their blueprint for power on Monday.

Reform Party chairman Richard Tice - who is running to be an MP - said: “Reform is the real party of the workers, who have been abandoned by ‘cafe latte’ Labour.”

Reform UK will promise to abolish IR35 - laws which critics say force self employed tradesmen like plumbers and electricians to pay too much tax.

The threshold at which you have to register for VAT will be lifted to £150,000 to free small businesses from red tape.

Corporation tax will also be cut from 25 per cent to 15 per cent over three years.

And people will only have to start paying income tax at £20,000, not the current threshold of £12,750.

Reform have enjoyed a huge surge in the polls after Mr Farage’s bombshell political comeback.

A shock YouGov survey out earlier this week put them ahead of the Tories for the first time.

They want to get a whopping six million votes in the election.

Party insiders said they reckon they can get up to six parliamentary seats.

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:03

Still a fair bit of a natural sector cull to come.

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:01

Decided to price up lloyds today. Shorting the sector now requires the entities

[institutional investments] 16/6/2024 10:00

Hows the bank sector now anyway?