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Wrong
12Roses........Yes if different banks entirely you should be covered by each one up to £85k by FSCS.
PB tax free..+ bit if fun +I've done pretty well fortunately..gla.
Zero just £207 guaranteed every month for 3 years since i bailed out of premium bonds
Https://www.google.com/finance/quote/SX7P:INDEXSTOXX?comparison=LON%3ALLOY&window=5Y
STOXX 600 BANKS VERSE LLOYDS ON THE 5 YEAR CHART.
STOXX 600 BANKS + 31.35%
LLOYDS ( - 16.48%)
Lloyds is a barometer of Lloyds BOD who have proven to be spineless & now caving/ bending over to the latest FCA discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs)
Time for a new broom!
gla
@js
Within my HL account I have money invested in 4 different banks each with a diff banking license, please correct if I am wrong but each if under £85000 are covered by fcas insurance.
2 x £25
2× £50
£150 total....wd winners...gla
Well 8000 never lasted long, now following the US markets in decline due to rising bond markets. Well known fact we do not have our own market anymore .I can see the US losing the 10% gain made this year so far through the summer months and the UK will follow.Lets see what landlord Lloyds does today
@hardup, to be clear (just in case I wasn't): having 4 different accounts, all in the same bank, will not increase the protection, it will remain at £85k for total funds you hold in HL.
On mobile with patchy reception, so not sure if this has been responded to:
"Split up money max £85k in each account so all is be covered by FSCS?" FSCS will cover you up to 85k across ALL of your accounts for EACH bank. So if you have 4 accounts, each with 50k all accounts in the same banking group, you'll still ONLY be covered up to £85k. You need to ha e those accounts spread across different banking groups (e.g. If you have an account in Lloyds and another in Halifax, they'll still be aggregated as they both belong to LBG).
I see yesterday about banks etc will have to set aside money for car finance from 2007-2021 .IT was a big scam and this guy says could be bigger than ppi scandal ?
2 X £25
1 X £100
TOTAL = £150
MP
I think many said the same of Metro bank when it was at £40 per share.
MP
''The likes of Chase will be banking leaders within 10 years in the UK''
whilst you wait for that to happen, it is currently loss making.
still invested in Lloyds?
Britain's biggest train factory says it will close with the firm's French owner blaming HS2 woes and having 'no meaningful workload' as 1,300 people lose their jobs.
https://www.msn.com/en-ie/money/other/end-of-the-line-for-britain-s-biggest-train-factory-as-it-says-it-will-close-with-the-loss-of-1-300-jobs-with-french-owner-blaming-hs2-woes-and-having-no-meaningful-workload/ar-BB1kXaQG?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=081dcdf6c7fd449e9742feb4b3a0b7e1&ei=14
Really terrible news!
MP
''You can bury your head in the sand - All markets are driven by the US (special situations excluded) always have been and always will be.''
You cannot have it both ways - if the US market was driving the UK market you wouldn't get the discrepancy in performance of the markets as you have alluded to.
"I don't let speculative fear get in the way of my investment decisions."
''The comments in my narrative were not "speculative" they are/have actually happening''
How can a comment that says ''could well move the focus onto other profitable sectors, namely banks and insurance companies.'' be happening now?.
Banks pay a little extra tax - that is not what would be classed as a windfall tax.
https://positivemoney.org/2023/08/windfall-tax-on-banks-could-raise-20bn-this-year/
''The likes of Chase will be banking leaders within 10 years in the UK''
You appear to be a candidate to add to the list of those, if still invested, to get out of Lloyds asap as a Lloyds investment and future predictions don't go hand in hand.
''UK branch bank are closing down at record rate''
and?
'' Barclays largest overseas shareholder has just significantly reduced it's holding''
and?
Still invested in Lloyds?
LTI
"TUI is a German company."
I pointed that out in the narrative. I included them because they "took out" the UK's largest travel company.
You can bury your head in the sand - All markets are driven by the US (special situations excluded) always have been and always will be.
"I don't let speculative fear get in the way of my investment decisions."
The comments in my narrative were not "speculative" they are/have actually happening, open your eyes - Companies are abandoning the CNS - Amazon are growing in the UK and Europe - The likes of Chase will be banking leaders within 10 years in the UK - Why you may ask - UK branch bank are closing down at record rates, Barclays largest overseas shareholder has just significantly reduced it's holding - the list goes on.
MP
''I include TUI in that comment looking to move away from the UK.''
TUI is a German company.
'' Without quoting exact numbers year on year the US, German and French major indices are 15% to 20% higher than 12 months ago the UK barely 5% ahead''
We have been through this a number of times already. A stock market index is not an exact barometer of the economy of the country in which the market is located.
'' for me that says it all.''
maybe you should think again.
''' Oil industry''
'' driven away windfall taxes''
'' These exits could well move the focus onto other profitable sectors, namely banks and insurance companies.''
I don't let speculative fear get in the way of my investment decisions.
It is up to others to decide whether 'what if's' are going to influence theirs.
Car
''that is over 2.6 trillion of debt''
Showing a debt figure in isolation is a bit pointless - it will be going up by the second.
The only important measure is the debt to GDP ratio, which hopefully has peaked following the pandemic.
LTI
"I prefer to support British businesses if possible"
Me too - but in all reality there are a growing number of British businesses (although German owned) I include TUI in that comment looking to move away from the UK. Without quoting exact numbers year on year the US, German and French major indices are 15% to 20% higher than 12 months ago the UK barely 5% ahead, for me that says it all. In the Oil industry it appears only a matter of time before some major companies abandon the CNS, driven away windfall taxes. These exits could well move the focus onto other profitable sectors, namely banks and insurance companies.
Ima
You take a glass half empty to another level.
Wouldn't be surprised to see UK state debt at £4-5b by the end of the decade. And the tax burden up at the 40-45% level. We've clearly moved into a new era of unstoppable tax and spend. Was watching a lady on the TV earlier, who'd had 2 kids in 2 years, openly saying she knew she couldn't afford the 2nd child... and then demanding aggressively that the state give her free money (thousands) to pay for her 2nd round of childcare.
Clear established momentum to the upside now on the chart pattern.
Our system’s recommendation today is to STAY LONG.
The bulls are in full control.
The probability of a bearish confirmation is very low. Besides, the signal is suggesting to STAY LONG. It is best to follow the signal and continue to hold this security. The Delayed Intraday Module is OFF
Short squeeze territory now with just viking Global Investors left exposed (possibly naked) to significant losses should they fail to close their short which they are presently underwater on (disclosed at 42p level) and taking punishment on the daily.
Some amusing comments on here about the UK government vs US government.. completely failing to recognise the eye watering US deficit and the fact most major global economies are continually running a deficit
Lloyds on the contrary continues operate with a significant earnings surplus and is priced significantly below its US counterparts with 100%+ SP upside available to be fairly priced in line with the average P/E ratio of the top 10 US peer bank comparisons.
Daily moving averages continue to move northwards across all measures with a beautiful chart set up playing out in text book fashion.
200-Day Moving Average 44.23
50-Day Moving Average 45.89
20-Day Moving Average 49.94
10-Day Moving Average 51.14
Looks like we are at the start of Wave 3 In Elliott Wave Theory.
GLA.
MP
I prefer to support British businesses if possible
LTI
"Personally I wouldn't do business with a massive US bank which in this case being"
Really!! It is a sad fact of life, but they just do it better (a bit like Amazon and Tesla) I changed to Chase used their app all over the world in the last 18 months, no charges and unto the minute exchange rates applied They WILL get the desired foothold and the quicker the better.