Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[gbh2] 05/7/2024 14:45

smurfy, "Labour will bring stability and growth to the economy"

Biggest concern for lloy holders must be Labour introduced Windfall Taxes, imo Labour will steal as much as possible from profit making companies.

[mikemichael2] 05/7/2024 14:43

Bull, Reform got 14% of the vote, more than Lib/dem!!!!

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:40

You maybe just see a chart and lines. I see city fundamental analysis and actions

All in the eye of each beholder lol

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:35

That may all sound like trading but in fact, long termers i know manage at them too, very successfully.

ive often seen them in at the same price as the standard holder, exit in full at same price yet make up to 50% more via smart reductions and additions - even compared to retrace average downers

So it applies to all

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:34

I do think if it can stay above, or get supported 57.40s it would maybe give zone a go. Bound to be retrace though, given HSBA etc

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:32

i dont know what it will do at zones either. Can only see them as targets, and then the risk period until clear call again

So tbf, none of us know right now. Def the risk period though, and others not helping the weight

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:30

Well pierre, you can have an idea, is my point. Shouldnt leave anything to chance when it can cost 10-30% rapido

[bulltradept] 05/7/2024 14:30

Scruff,

I just can't see the Tory party doing any kind of ideological soul searching. Now had the Tories kept to their roots things may have been different for them.

Unfortunately a lot of the British public will fall for main stream media interviews and hit pieces without going behind the curtain.

Take Starmer for instance, Peter Hitchens is adamant he's hard left, further left than Comrade Corbyn. Will any journos investigate his past? And this is now a Prime Minister who can't give a definition of a woman FFS!

No doubt you've seen on you tube investigations against the BBC audience throwing mud at Farage, turns out they are all known left wingers with axes to grind.

The game's rigged I'm afraid. As has been mentioned before, look after yourselves, family and friends and keep a bit of cash out side the banking system in precious metals just in case the Trots come for your cash.

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:29

takes serious momentum to keep me in either direction at city zones. Straight fkn through em and only consolidations above lol

[pierre oreilly] 05/7/2024 14:29

? Minny, I just stated what I intend to do.

No idea whether it will go to 60s (or 70s or 80s). Near buyback completion, I'll consider selling some if around this price or higher. If not I'll just hold the lot and take the divis.

All subject to any news/developments/isa bashing/pandemics etc etc. But that's how I feel atm.

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:28

Not really bother me either way. i deal to them and out, and at them when call. So GLA

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:27

Very common for a diverger on news, to relent fast on zone strike. be interesting to see real strength at that point, or simply all ISA gerbils

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:25

Meaning if sell call>? believe it. If break it? you will do far batter than 60s

Big moment for the long term as any fund action will not be sell today/buy tomorrow - buy today/sell tomorrow

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:24

The sell/short range is circa 58.70s to 60.6s

I thought id highlight seen as its important to blackrock and co, rather than me

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:23

Pierre are you going to sell high 58s or do you feel 60s+ imminent?

[pierre oreilly] 05/7/2024 14:22

Done very well with these recently, 3x40k buys since the buyback started to add to lots I had before which haven't performed so well. My biggest by value share delivering me not far off 10k tax free divis annualised (and that's what it's mainly all about). But need to rebalance by dumping one or two of the recent tranches. So many more to be bought back in the buyback I'll wait for a couple/several more months. Near completion, the buybacks may drive the price higher than the free market price

Starmer saying the right words atm, no need to fear what he does unless he's lying. He's local to us which used to be a deep Tory area. Hopefully he'll kill off the loony left tag by governing sensibly.

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:15

The other banks wont be helping so if can manage to do it, fair play. Going to be tough though. traders will exit low to mid. See if it causes anything

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:02

Every share in the uk went up on US holiday, the norm. Today? All banks got the measure bar here

Not seeing how it can diverge. But, know within a week i guess

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 14:00

i se a major block. But lets see anyway

[smurfy2001] 05/7/2024 13:56

This is going past 60p nothing letting this horse from galloping away.

Labour will bring stability and growth to the economy.

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 13:53

Tbf, would lloyds want to give mortgages? Seems many are struggling since the 3% mark

[institutional investments] 05/7/2024 13:50

i think BARC, STAN and HSBA are more representative. LLOy just having a spaz day of uk isa's thinking the new gov can make money apprear for a million new homes.

Soon be down

[utrickytrees] 05/7/2024 13:46

Samsmith I'll ask you once more & if you don't answer I'll just ignore you like everyone else on here.
Q1. How has anyone wasted their vote?
Q2. What would have been your preferred outcome.

I'm going out on me bike so you've got a good couple of hours to think about it!