Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 14:31

I can scent blood on the streets coming. If so, this is only the beginning.

[gbh2] 09/7/2024 14:30

hardup - "a similar drop occurred on 28th June for no apparent reason" it'd be disrespectful not to take advantage of their efforts ;))

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 14:26

I reckon tbe bigger laugh would have been selling to them but I don't know

[gbh2] 09/7/2024 14:03

Picked up a few more, can't be any worse news than having a liebour government in power.

[thanatos abysss] 09/7/2024 14:01

Dude they all laughed at us when we ramping SYME up at 0.8

they still are

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 13:58

All looked very rational to me anyway. Dunno what u lot were looking at

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 13:54

Insane? Sort of like irrational?

That's what the ignorant call markets they don't understand 😂

[thanatos abysss] 09/7/2024 13:46

insane insti

PMd you me us

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 13:41

I think its been QE there really. Let the boys out. In gov and central bank interests for the city to get good average exists, after the crisis experience

I don't think a real market ever existed there

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 13:39

I can't see how ftse low 8120s/106s can survive this time. Every bounce is a major sell off . Can only occur x amount of times so it could get very nasty

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 13:36

But something brutal is the water broadly. No idea what.

Really, I never care what anyway. Find out later. See before is all that matters

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 13:35

Tbf to the city, same as retail really. Never see any of us declaring a sell before sold

[utrickytrees] 09/7/2024 12:57

I should have gone to a top university, an opportunity to rub shoulders with my intellectual peers missed unfortunately.

[hardup1] 09/7/2024 12:55

City wide boys up to their shenanigans again, a similar drop occurred on 28th June for no apparent reason.

[careful] 09/7/2024 12:34

There seems to be a lot of discussion today based upon speculation and what may happen.

[mr.elbee] 09/7/2024 12:28

I agree scruff...no track record of putting things right..but this time they have a golden opportunity which wont come again..

To get the popular vote back by actually fixing things/ to change the electoral system in their favour forever/ and the ginormous majority....they will be immortal in their power base .

When I was at my high faluting University studying the subject that you quite rightly love to hate [and I do now] I learnt this.

I am average..and often get there in the end.. but some of these clever Oxbridge types are off the scale in speed and perception...and I mean the civil service here... And so I conclude now that if I can think it and it seems good plan....they have thought of it several weeks ago.

which does make you wonder about"Orchestrated"!?/

[freddie01] 09/7/2024 12:14

Lloyds, Barclays and Natwest have little to fear from new government, Citi suggests


This Labour government poses little threat to Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LSE:LLOY) and the other the UK banks, according to analysts at Wall St bank Citi.

Near-term implications from a Labour government are limited, Citi adds, with this quarter tipped to mark the trough for UK domestic bank NIMs [net interest margins].

“In turn, we expect all of the UK banks, domestic and international, to increase revenue guidance with interim results.

“This should be taken well.”

Citi adds it is above consensus forecasts for pre-tax profits across the board but mostly so for Standard Chartered.

It likes all the banks but its order of preference is HSBC followed by Barclays, Lloyds, and Natwest (all buys), with Standard Chartered a hold.

HSBC and Barclays are also among Citi’stop-picks across all European banks.

[scruff1] 09/7/2024 12:08

Mr E
They dont really have a record of putting things right. Have a look at Wales currently. They do control the establishment these days though. Its the degree of indoctrination that has been achieved that I find the most worrying. Its going to be interesting to see if any touchpapers of union greed will be lit when Streeting gives in to the junior doctors pay demands. If its owt like the 70's it will be like a New Years Eve fireworks display. Socialism yeah heayyyy. Biggest union wins comrades

[maxk] 09/7/2024 11:54

Yes mr.e, one could imagine the whole chaos thing might have been orchestrated.

[mr.elbee] 09/7/2024 11:26

"It remains to be seen whether they can learn the lesson. Up to now I havent seen anything to suggest that they can" you write, scruff..


They never will...but labour could?

the tories never will learn because they have the colossal advantage of private school education which the Labour cabinet do NOT have[only one is from a fee paying school]and a history of divine right to rule over centuries as the aristocratic party...the intonation of any of them speaking...even the brown ones..shows this quite clearly.

No, they are finished because they are incapable of change.
Labour is in forever because they own the entire civil service establishment who will actually make things get better ...things will now work..because the civil servants locally and nationally will not oppose policy or drag their feet.They are also engaged in changing th electoral system and boundaries so that only Labour will win from now on. Nige can upset them but for how long?..Like the Chinese ,they are playing the long game,as is Schwab with the Frankfurt School starting all our present chaos in the sixties.. It will take as long to put things right.

watch the pothole fixing on major roads ........ very sudden ..and only the election result would have triggered that IMHO.

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 11:11

A couple of shrewd proper investors bailing out today

GL

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 11:10

Right, the oddity has past with a bear winner of that.

[institutional investments] 09/7/2024 10:53

dot.com to Fin crisis to covid to wars - never seen it

bamboozled

'Respect the dark side of the moon'