Royal Bank Of Scotland Share Discussion Threads

[portside1] 01/5/2020 06:43

Ftse down 125

[portside1] 01/5/2020 06:42

We're as Lloyd profits down 95% and only lent out 500m in loans Lloyd is badly run

[portside1] 01/5/2020 06:41

They also have over 2b more going into the bank than lending out

[portside1] 01/5/2020 06:40

Yes it's only lost if clients go bankrupt which will not happenNotice the they mention the div which is in the pot of liquid funds

[costax1654x] 01/5/2020 06:34

RBS announces £802m in impairments in Q1

[portside1] 01/5/2020 06:24

Up date far better than thought. And robust capital

[chinese investor] 01/5/2020 05:37

Manx Capital Partners inked deals with 10 institutional investors to end its legal fight over costs associated with a £200 million settlement for Royal Bank of Scotland shareholders, staving off an upcoming trial.

Manx Capital reached an out-of-court settlement with the remaining defendants, which include Scottish Widows Ltd and HBOS Investment Fund Managers Ltd, in its fight over who is liable for £24 million in legal and funding costs for bringing a class action accusing the Royal Bank of Scotland of misleading investors over its £12 billion rights issue in 2008, according to two Tomlin orders filed with the...

[buywell3] 30/4/2020 21:26

One has to wonder about the lack of nous

The lack of pure common sense

The lack of the grasp of the macro events currently talking place
Not only in the UK but worldwide

Regarding which institutions are now and who have been pressing the 'BUY' buttons of Bank and Financial shares recently.

With unemployment in many countries; like the USA , UK , countries in the EU, and even Australia where they have been largely very good how they have kept Covid-19 numbers very low ; set to rise to 20% and higher and property prices set to fall by a similar percentage .

Even someone with 50% cognisance realizes it is Banks and Financials that ultimately will bare the brunt of the economic havoc Covid-19 and its mutations will cause.

IMO dyor

[sux_2bu] 30/4/2020 18:20

80p cometh

[gurunostradamus] 30/4/2020 18:17

Sentiment has changed, RBS should have announced results on Wednesday for a bounce. Alas tomorrow is a challenge for a bounce!

[gcom2] 30/4/2020 17:16

On the bright side if it does its usual 10% tank it will only lose 10p.!!

[portside1] 30/4/2020 16:58

The only difference is the Blackhorse now only has 3 legs And two them or warn out

[ramco] 30/4/2020 16:51

Yet Dope if you remember after the dust had settled every pundit and advisor was saying 10 years from then so now Lloy would be the strongest horse in the stable!!! lols and that was being touted by some still here today!! ;

[portside1] 30/4/2020 16:44

Loads of buys after close , insiders no the news

[polar fox] 30/4/2020 16:26

Typical Trump....

MW,NY:

Dow losses pick up steam as Washington Post reports U.S. 'crafting' retaliation against China for coronavirus handling.
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[tradejunkie2] 30/4/2020 15:26

Yes it really sux to be you

[sux_2bu] 30/4/2020 13:38

Looking very weak

[polar fox] 30/4/2020 13:16

Latest:

Downing Street spokesman says the Government does not want to relax social distancing measures in any way that could lead to an exponential spread of COVID-19 again.
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It gives a pretty good idea of what BJ will say at 5.00pm. Gingerman headed in the opposite direction, of course, as he worries about re-election.

[nemesis6] 30/4/2020 12:44

The Chinese need blaming...a country of power mad little vermin. they can stop bying our property up too...scumbags do anything for a buck

[polar fox] 30/4/2020 12:36

Another 3.839m jobless claims in the US, with significant drops in personal income and consumer spending.

The idiot will probably blame the Chinese!

[portside1] 30/4/2020 12:03

Can not say the same for Lloyd badly run bank

[portside1] 30/4/2020 12:03

Then back to 200p by dec

[portside1] 30/4/2020 11:27

135 coming

[sux_2bu] 30/4/2020 11:25

80p arriving.

[portside1] 30/4/2020 11:25

We are down 153p since the high over the last 12months or 57%