Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[vlad the impaler] 17/7/2024 17:00

overall like

[vlad the impaler] 17/7/2024 16:59

No bud. It may look like it on say, a weekly chart etc

But the structure per entity is all distribution points

[crt131] 17/7/2024 16:58

Vlad.. is that not a consolidation then?

[vlad the impaler] 17/7/2024 16:56

i think it is all near an end guys. The multi week ftse distribution centre has had umpteen rallies off circa 8120s yet nothing going anywhere

Massive distribution going on

[gbh2] 17/7/2024 16:54

A penny sounds about right, but anything more would be welcome.

[gbh2] 17/7/2024 16:53

optomistic - Agree, but we cannot allow the cretin to destroy our thread:)

[crt131] 17/7/2024 16:49

Opto.. No they didn't, they still have an annual issue of some billion shares to cover that

[optomistic] 17/7/2024 16:19

CRT131 I stopped expecting anything 'bumper' after they cancelled our divi for that one year with no mention of paying it to us in the future...did they cancel their bonuses for that year?

[crt131] 17/7/2024 15:52

Anyone expecting a bumper increase on the next dividend? Or do we expect about a penny?

[optomistic] 17/7/2024 15:43

gb2, Thanks , I have filtered them all but it is a nuisance scrolling through all the filtered posts. However it is always good to read the educated worthwhile posters.

[gcom2] 17/7/2024 15:42

Yeah this is the guy who famously told everyone to sell Rolls Royce at 70p.Has become a laughing stock.

[stansmith1] 17/7/2024 14:53

youll be waiting longer than it will take for football to come home for that.....lols, that was a bit of an goal, oops sorry i forgot that was a sore point following your shagging from spain...86th minute too, that must have been a right sickener

[mr.elbee] 17/7/2024 14:21

The pledges of funding for infrastructure could also lead to a modest boost in GDP, Streeter argued, which may help UK-focused banks such as NatWest and Lloyds.

“NatWest has been showing signs of promise with loan default levels remaining low and with the return of real wage growth, plus an improving housing market, borrowers look set to remain resilient,” she added. “If the economy does continue to recover as expected, this trend should help put NatWest in a more resilient position, especially with easing conditions in the mortgage market appearing.”

She described Lloyds as “another piece of the unloved banking sector”, but said this bank – which is often seen as a bellwether for the UK economy – would also benefit from the improved consumer confidence that would follow a change in government.

h and l

[stansmith1] 17/7/2024 12:43

no, youll find you just cant help yourself - i tried to let the board get back to talking about irish peasant - but you want to talk about englands pumping....fine by me....got anything good next..or just the usual?football is never coming home...deal with it

[thanatos abysss] 17/7/2024 12:41

the dark verse has decided


'no carrots are needed'

[bulltradept] 17/7/2024 10:24

As stated before, I'm not a fan of 'our' national game, but, for those of the working classes who still work, it would have been nice for them to win. But hey, even from little of the game I saw, Spain were much better.

[jackie ladd] 17/7/2024 10:11

Off ya pop loon

[jackie ladd] 17/7/2024 10:10

For the Job Centre

[smurfy2001] 17/7/2024 10:05

60p? Ok prepared.

[thanatos abysss] 17/7/2024 10:01

you mean like this picture of our scottish servants?