Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[stansmith1] 05/7/2024 13:38

thicky, people like need a cause and will find things to moan about no matter who is in charge - there is no telling you as you are too far gone - youd burn the place down to get your way - uk trumptard

[bulltradept] 05/7/2024 13:33

UT, you could be right regarding your analysis.

I'm surprised reform didn't get more votes, not sure what he or his party can do about that atm, apart from engage locally and people watch his performances in the house as you suggest.

Let's be fair, he gained a lot of traction from you tube when he was in the EU.

[utrickytrees] 05/7/2024 13:25

But you've still not answered the question Samsmith how has anyone wasted their vote? Can you elaborate pls? What would have been your preferred outcome for example?

[stansmith1] 05/7/2024 13:25

thickyjust what the uk needs, to go down the polarising us/them rabbit hole that is the usa - thats what you miss as you are the uk version of a trumptard.... tories will come into the fold next time as they realise reform is just a wasted vote and plebs like yourself will become even more irrelevant

[stansmith1] 05/7/2024 13:22

bulltradehave you just become aware of fptp voting?seems like it..its not meant to be fair to small flash in the pan parties who rely on easily led plebs - its to stop us getting into a mess like italy

[skinny] 05/7/2024 13:08

3+ year high earlier @58.56p.

[skinny] 05/7/2024 13:01

3+ year high earlier @58.56p.

[careful] 05/7/2024 12:58

As golfers say.
It is matchplay not medal.

Safe to vote Reform knowing they will not win your seat.
Just a protest. Voters know it was a vote for Labour.
If it was PR voters would behave differently.
Low turnout because safe Labour seats are even safer. Why not stay at home and put your feet up.

[bulltradept] 05/7/2024 12:49

Reform UK
Total seats
4
Total votes
4,092,209
Share
14.3%

Liberal Democrat
Total seats
71
Change
+63
Total votes
3,499,969
Share
12.2%

That seems right then eh?

[utrickytrees] 05/7/2024 12:41

What should we all have done differently SamSmith....dying to know?

[smurfy2001] 05/7/2024 12:22

Good for Lloyds a Labour win. Should spur more lending / housing.

[careful] 05/7/2024 12:10

turnout down about 10%.
Quite a few did not bother to vote this time.

A bigger turnout last time.
Keeping Corbyn out was important for many.
Getting Brexit done and controlling our borders was the issue for others.

Why were they disillusioned?

[kkclimber56] 05/7/2024 11:59

0.5 million FEWER

[kkclimber56] 05/7/2024 11:57

A careful examination of the overall numbers suggests thst in 2024 Labour polled 0.5 million votes than they did under Corbyn in 2019 despite an increase in the number of registered voters of 0.6 million.I would love to listen to him explain that one away.

[lefrene] 05/7/2024 11:50

careful the EU will treat us like dirt, and milk us for even more wealth if Starmer does some sort of deal. The EU milked us for half a century and kept their old practices where it suited them to do so, whilst Britain behaved like a true European.

I twice took workers into Europe in the mid 90's, both France and Germany tried to stop my men from working! In one country I had to resort to law, and in the other it was bribery, I wonder if you can guess which was which?!

One hopes this is a stepping stone to setting this country free, so that it can once again generate wealth for all.

[stansmith1] 05/7/2024 11:26

carefulyou do realise this a nutjob vote waster thread? sense like that is beyond these people

[careful] 05/7/2024 11:19

A new era now.
StarMer Sunak Davey all decent honest blokes. Collectively they got a lot of votes yesterday.

Lying self serving baffoon Boris, the European support group, Rees Mogg, Baker and Farage selling the idea that we are still a great independent country, all foreigners are evil.

They are all gone, toast, a good riddance to them, a dreadful period in our history.
We shall get a better deal with the EU, and have a fresh look at lot of other problems.

Starmer could surprise in the upside.

[diku] 05/7/2024 10:59

Doubt if all elected Labour MP's will fit on one side of HOC...

[chinese investor] 05/7/2024 10:59

12p To 70p !

[jugears] 05/7/2024 10:48

The markets have always been staunch Conservative, Clearly attitudes have changed, IMO we could see these moving nearer to 80p over the next few months.

[stansmith1] 05/7/2024 10:44

didnt overlook any of that thicky, you are just easily led, they got you to waste your vote and you duly obliged - dunce doesnt even touch it