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Chid.
As an experienced investor mentioned many years ago you have as much if not more chance of making money on a £3 share as a 30p share.
As I have said previous I consider Lloyds to be my only penny share investment, but it was not a penny share when I initially bought in. I bailed out at a small loss and moved the money into other shares which have produced dividends and capital appreciation.
Why I am back in a small way?
Glutton for punishment, but I hope not.
And whilst the share price has been moribund, inflation as not, which effects the share values buying power, 50p buys what these days not even a Mars bar.
PS, to gloat at Nucky T's bad timing of selling is not nice, and just shows your true self.
Different if he was a disruptive nasty poster, but can't recall 'him' being so.
Take care not to jump in to fast , the price will likely fall back some, either profit takers or some change, outside of the banks or anyone else's control.
I am waiting to see what comes next.
But we all have our own investment styles.
I am still whinging.
3i, which I bought around the same time as Lloyds, but sadly only a few compared to the latter, have gone from about £2 or maybe £3, I cannot remember which to £27 +. Adding around 9% just today.
Lloyds, as I say which I have bucket fulls of, I have a b/e of about 60p, and 3i have paid a divi all the same time, whereas Lloyds have not.
I am sure lots have similar 'if only' tales as they backed the wrong horse, but as I have never sold or traded either, just shows what a difference in wealth on choosing can be.
Whilst not being in Lti's bracket, It would have been nice to have been a millionaire, despite it not buying as much now.
So, Lloyds is still rubbish for lth's, imo, and as we have seen many times, the fragile gains can, and have vanished, so easily, and with Labour and car claims a cert, why would we expect anything else?
I am sure many others have little faith in Lloyds holding onto a gain, but don't wish to jinx or urinate on others fireworks but this time, who knows?
Truth is even at break even, with YEARS of inflation, the buying power will mean will need far more than my break even to 'break even', but hey, lets all pretend we choose well, less ego damage to ignore facts.
Its great to a near see 3% rise sustained while the algo pulls back to the lowest daily spend so far.
All the whingers appear to be back in their box now. The SP is up virtually every day. Lots of buyback money slushing around too to support any weakness. Upwards and onwards. NuckyT,, come back and make a post. We miss you……
After 20 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date.....................................................465,214,726
Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £224,497,298.02
Average price paid to date..........................................48.2567
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............11.22%
And for SUFC
The cancelled shares to date will save £8,559,950.96 from the Final Dividend payment which goes ex-div on 11th April
Filling my boots, buying more still chips as chips …100p by year end based on fundamentals and changing sentiment
Can the FTSE top 8000 before x dividend day
Lloyds just about finished above last Febs high of 51.45
So looking for a good day tomorrow to take us above to at least 52p
"Do you ever have a day off?"
These layabout Landlord Lloyds rampers are glued 24/7 to their chairs, never doing a day's work. Get them all off to Rwanda, along with every economy destroying landlord in the Uk.
Bankers ripping off the private ISA investors this April hey? If you pay over 50p in April, then you're buying high and so more fool you.
Its back in the 30s for Lloyds, after this buyback farce is over.
As for stopping the boats, how many arrived this week? Nobody is going to vote in an economy destroying landlord chancellor, so Hunt's days are truly numbered (not that he was voted in)
Do you ever have a day off?
@Westang. Started already as per RNS and updates on here
This is the first call over 50p Yes Lloyds Banking Group shares 51.5p What a Bargain
12.5p discounted from 2020 Fill Da Boots
Lloyds Banking Group is a sitting Duck @ 51.5p The Vultures will be circling ,Virgin Money has gone. Lloyds Banking Group is worth 64p Broken up.
Love & Light
Chips
70p end of year
WAND * Sorry confused you I meant I will sell another 10% of my holding at 52p
Jcb208 - "Come on Donkey another 10% to go at 52p"
About 1% to 52p
How much higher can the lloyds share price go?
Does anyone know when lloyds commence the latest share buy back? Last year price was hardly affected when it went ex divi.
Ex div 11 April
Payday may 21
Whens divi pay date?
Come on Donkey another 10% to go at 52p
DCB
are you in need of a hat in Spain today?
Bank of America Upgrades Lloyds Banking Group (NYSE:LYG) to "Buy"
https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-lyg-upgrade-2024-03-21/#google_vignette
I was in weatherspoons Darlington last night . No money in there. !
I was going to a wetherspoons (Hamilton Hall) when only a few pubs existed (pre floatation) -
people with a lot of money went there.
Interesting to see if the SP jump today will trigger the algo controlling the buyback to step back from buying?
We know what you are doing - going to wetherspoons