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So what are you doing in LSE chat board , you must have better things to do with your millions mate , lol
Ded
''US sneeze we catch a cold mate''
markets have moved on perceived future conflict outcomes between Israel and Iran
Car
Lloysd dividends come from some profits - the profits come from business that Lloyds operate in.
''thinking you are some kind of billionaire Barren Wufter.''
I don't think that I am a Billionaire, but I know that I am a multi millionaire
We will see, end of the day , US sneeze we catch a cold mate,UK got no direction without US.
LTI
Every LBG divi is part housing benefits. Get off your housing benefits! Sat online 24/7 thinking you are some kind of billionaire Barren Wufter. 😂
Car
I have never had benefits - retired from work when I was 45 years old.
Ded
''FTSE 100 and LLOY are in the green thanks to US''
nonsense
LTI, your benefits are first in line for the chop, you are sat online on your back side 24/7 investing your housing benefits into a landlord bank 🤔
Car
did you not know that HSBC offer buy to let mortgages?.
As well as what I told you relating to benefits, maybe you could also campaign to make buy to let mortgages illegal.
As it stands Lloyds will compete with other banks on the business opportunities that are available.
FTSE 100 and LLOY are in the green thanks to US
No thanks to JCB as he has some lovely carrots for his donkey must have given him some sugar lumps as well.
FTSE 100 and LLOY are in the green thanks to US
@JCB
Keep feeding your donkey them carrots 😂😂
As i have said FTSE 100 is following the US and we are in the Green, follow uncle Sam or else , lol
Until the “bone idle” get a goal and start working for a living again, I include every landlord in this, then the Uk economy is fecked. Housing benefits need to be severely cut to stop the Uk rotting away.
There you have it 🙂👍
Ded
''FTSE 100 could finish in the green today''
and Lloyds could
Skier1
Today 06:49
Gonna be another 100-point fall on the FTSE today.
just goes to show - you never know what the market will do during the course of the day
LTI, you too don’t work.
I rest my case. 🙄
By being a landlord, LBG are directly competing with other house buyers, actively driving up the property prices to unrealistic levels, crushing first time buyers. Many older homes, worth under £20k are above £150k due to landlord’s competition in making housing a business, instead of a working person’s own home.
Why would many youngsters work for nothing? No goal? No home ownership?
And so many do not work.
By bring a landlord, LBG are directly competing with other house buyers, actively driving up the property prices to unrealistic levels, crushing first time buyers. Many older homes, worth under £20k are above £150k due to landlord’s competition in making housing a business, instead of a working person’s own home.
Why would many youngsters work for nothing? No goal? No home ownership?
And so many do not work.
''Get a real bank ''
Why is HSBC a real bank but Landlord Lloyds not?
LTI, even you should know, landlords act in scamming working tax payers, creating the housing rocketing prices, preventing working people from their rightful home ownership, causing house shortages, crushing first time buyers.
Good banks (unlike Landlord Lloyds) are the reverse of the above, should be pro consumer to help their rightful home ownership.
Interest would be written off in Ltd company. Current estimate is he is worth £123million so don’t think he has much to worry about
' compression'
by auto check .
A waste of time posting a reply - admin have deleted his nonsense
BLB
You clearly, as I have pointed out on numerous occasions, have limited comprehension abilities.
What was it you didn't understand about not knowing what a share price will be at any time ?
Your compression seems to have moved away from being related to a share price to EVERYTHING.
You must be so frustrated being so dumb..
It was another busy week for observers of the UK economy with a fresh batch of data released giving policymakers at the Bank of England plenty to think about.
Like a gambler holding 15 on a blackjack table, Threadneedle Street’s next move on interest rates is a gamble either way: cut too fast and risk letting inflation bed in – cut too slowly and strange the economy’s rebound from recession.
economists pushed back the timing of the first rate cut, with August looking the most likely date. Money markets are more pessimistic and have not fully priced in the first cut until September.
https://www.cityam.com/bank-of-england-left-with-tough-choice-on-interest-rate-after-week-of-fresh-data/