Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[thomstar] 19/12/2018 08:07

Stand by for project fear 2.0

[xxxxxy] 19/12/2018 08:06

Optimistic

[m4rtinu] 19/12/2018 07:56

cm44 - perhaps TM expecting a mini-riot :)

[pugugly] 19/12/2018 07:40

buywell3: Source of above extract please.

[buywell3] 19/12/2018 06:06

If UK banks are as exposed to UK Debt as those in the USA then money is going to get too hard to mention as debt mountains start to collapse.


Total World Debt now stands at close to $250 Trillion

or $86,000,00 , $86k , for every single person in the world

The USA , China and Japan are the three biggest debt holders


What the FED does next could upset the stack of cards


The USA is in deep doodo re its $22 Trillion debt pile


Over the 12-month period ended October 31 2018, the US gross national debt rose by $1.26 trillion, to $21.7 trillion.

Here’s who bought or shed this paper over those 12 months:

Foreign holders (official and private-sector) shed $125 billion, whittling down their stake to $6.2 trillion, or to 28.6% of the total US national debt.


US government entities (pension funds, Social Security, etc.) increased their holdings by $168 billion to 5.9 trillion. This “debt held internally” is owed the beneficiaries of those funds; it’s their money, invested in Treasury debt, and the US government owes every dime of it. They now hold 27.0% of the total US national debt.


The Federal Reserve shed $190 billion over the 12 months through October as part of its QE Unwind, reducing its pile to $2.27 trillion by the end of October, or to 10.5% of the total US national debt.


American institutions and individual investors increased their holdings by $1.41 trillion, directly and indirectly, through bond funds, pension funds, and other ways.

Banks are very large holders of Treasury debt.

Together, all these entities combined owned the remainder, $7.37 trillion, or 34% of the total US debt.

[buywell3] 19/12/2018 05:49

Total World Debt now stands at close to $250 Trillion

or $86,000,00 , $86k , for every single person in the world

The USA , China and Japan are the three biggest debt holders


What the FED does next could upset the stack of cards


The USA is in deep doodo re its $22 Trillion debt pile


Over the 12-month period ended October 31 2018, the US gross national debt rose by $1.26 trillion, to $21.7 trillion.

Here’s who bought or shed this paper over those 12 months:

Foreign holders (official and private-sector) shed $125 billion, whittling down their stake to $6.2 trillion, or to 28.6% of the total US national debt.


US government entities (pension funds, Social Security, etc.) increased their holdings by $168 billion to 5.9 trillion. This “debt held internally” is owed the beneficiaries of those funds; it’s their money, invested in Treasury debt, and the US government owes every dime of it. They now hold 27.0% of the total US national debt.


The Federal Reserve shed $190 billion over the 12 months through October as part of its QE Unwind, reducing its pile to $2.27 trillion by the end of October, or to 10.5% of the total US national debt.


American institutions and individual investors increased their holdings by $1.41 trillion, directly and indirectly, through bond funds, pension funds, and other ways.

Banks are very large holders of Treasury debt. Together, all these entities combined owned the remainder, $7.37 trillion, or 34% of the total US debt.

[grahamite2] 19/12/2018 00:14

Raab: spend the £39bn on tax breaks

That's the sort of leadership the country needs!

[maxk] 18/12/2018 23:55

Diversion!

[cm44] 18/12/2018 23:53

Not quite sure why having 3,500 squaddies on standby is getting people's knickers in a twist,there were 8 thousand riot police in Paris alone for the latest yellow vest protests.

[grahamite2] 18/12/2018 23:33

Fantastic, stonedyou!

The two former ministers threatened to ... back Labour in a no confidence vote..

Then, finally, there would be no excuse not to expel them.

[maxk] 18/12/2018 23:14

Soubry is on a promise .. well two actually.

She will lose her seat in the next election, but has been offered something else..?

[cannyshoveyergrannyoffthebus] 18/12/2018 23:07

I like anna she is hot.

[stonedyou] 18/12/2018 22:33

Tory MPs Nick Boles and Anna Soubry

Scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum

scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum

scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum

scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum

scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum

scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum

scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum

scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum scum





Remainer Tory MPs Nick Boles and Anna Soubry vow to bring down their OWN

Government if Theresa May presses ahead with a no deal Brexit

•Anna Soubry and Nick Boles have issued the dark threat against Theresa May

•Comes as Cabinet ramped up no deal plans pumping £2billion into preparation

•But ministers traded bitter blows as Remainers and Brexiteers clashed over talks

[minerve] 18/12/2018 22:16

Funny how it takes 6/7 chimps to argue with one intellectual Remainer.

[grahamite2] 18/12/2018 22:06

Minerve, it's funny you should ask about The Express. I have been a Telegraph man for 40 years and more, apart from a few years reading the Times, but these days it's gone right downhill.

I discussed the matter with Conrad Black and he agreed there's nothing worth reading in the UK now.

[robwt] 18/12/2018 21:26

What has the USA and 18th century got to do with Brexit, Lloyds or the price of fish.

I guess I am going to hang up my hat and retire and leave it all to the youth of the country.

Minerve..you really do need to seek help.

[exlogicalad] 18/12/2018 21:17

Youth unemployment throughout the Eurozone is far higher than the UK. Why? because the Europen experiment has failed.

Morons and Cretins like the sage of this board Minerve, sage...sorry I meant 'rage' who constantly blame the older generation for Brexit, need to wise up.

Bad losers, are 'LOSERS' and always will be.

Minerve, you lost! you should be used to it! YOU ARE A LOSER!!!!!!!

[minerve] 18/12/2018 21:06

grahamite2

Do you become wise reading The Express?

[minerve] 18/12/2018 21:05

Do you really think the US would be the superpower it is today if they had listened to nationalists back in the 18th century wanting to limit immigration?

Answer: No, it wouldn't be.

[minerve] 18/12/2018 21:03

AZ209

I'm sorry about your gran. You brought her into the conversation. I could easily have made those links. You could have actually read what was written and perhaps tried to digest some of those facts which are true.

I've told you, immigration isn't a problem for me. I'm happy for it to continue exactly as it is. I really don't see what the fuss is about.

[buywell3] 18/12/2018 21:02

Re delay to Jan 14th for the vote

May, Hammond and Carney Inc

Could not have created a situation of uncertainty any better than now exists

For further destruction of taxpayers monies in the UK banking sector

If they had access to a time machine looking 2 years into the future

[grahamite2] 18/12/2018 21:01

Yes Minerve. And it is the job of wise and mature people to take care of the children. Which is what we are doing.

[minerve] 18/12/2018 20:56

You need to start focusing on the living AZ209, particularly our youth. Stop living in the past. Your gran's dead. So is mine. Nobody is going to bring them back. Many Brexit voters will be dead too in a decade. It is our youth that count. Not Dad's army.