Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[mr.elbee] 06/7/2024 19:59

last 60 years since Macmillan went, Brahms...it's that bad . but you have to have lived thru it.

[freddie01] 06/7/2024 19:47

Not good enough again. The only positive it'll shut Stanley up for another game.

[w5amh] 06/7/2024 19:16

Goodness knows what the cost would be to nationalise the railways.

[chiefbrody] 06/7/2024 17:37

Nearly half way done and the share price is up about 8-10p since the buyback started. Defo take 66p in another 3 months of buybacks. Still pathetic but maybe finally turning a corner.

[brahmsnliszt] 06/7/2024 17:20

The single problem the Tories have had over the last 30 years is they have gone to the left. Never more so than in the last 15 years. Cameron and Boris being the chief protagonists.

It is no wonder they are where they are. It’s made the uk stock market uninvestable hence 80 pct plus I’ve had in the US for quite a while.

When they come back to the centre ground I might start to listen. When they adopt and apply conservative policies I might think about voting for them. By then however I’m sure they’ll be toast …..and good riddance.

So it’s reform all day long.

[adrian noble] 06/7/2024 16:42

After 90 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date........................1,849,191,459
Aggregate cost to date... ..................£962,233,622.33
Average price paid to date..................52.0354p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed..48.11%

[utrickytrees] 06/7/2024 16:14

They get a loss of office payment for two years after they've lost their seat, a double parachute payment effectively!

[gbh2] 06/7/2024 14:37

Genuine discussion interspersed with Juvenile twaddle, Institutionalised must have a mental age of seven in order to keep switching IDs just so someone, anyone will notice him, her.

So here's you being noticed, as nothing more than a pathetic youth with a juvenile mined :)

[skinny] 06/7/2024 14:08

From the date of the election being called :-

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 14:07

What a mincer of a stock for decades really. never know. Labour might turn decade 4 around lol

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 14:04

just on a quick look, its difficult to see how any are bar maybe a few buying into the most recent dirt news - but all in all, can only be traders claiming a buy side profit here surely?

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 14:01

You all seem to be here a long while. Just wondering

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 14:01

Are any of you in profit?

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 12:58

Well, either that or the conservatives stick as are, and win 1 seat if labour dont mess up

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 12:57

Oh i forgot. Political 5 year outlook.

Reform and tory's merge near end of year 3

Boris back in with all the old enemies gone, towards end of year 4

A populist rout of labour, year 5

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 12:46

Time to go get some beers for tonight.

Enjoy

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 12:33

Easy spin anything on a chart skinny 😂

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 12:31

So, LLOY is at 2010 election SP

Lets hope that does not mean, a resumption of the norm now under Labour

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 12:30

Tbf to the tories, they at least didnt damage it thereafter lol

[institutional investments] 06/7/2024 12:28

Nice one Skinny but history suggests that's the norm beginning re Labour - LLOY

[skinny] 06/7/2024 12:04

From the date of the election being called :-