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FB.
Gravity, always pulling things down.
For mental health.
https://www.indiatvnews.com/news/world/uk-ranks-second-worst-for-mental-health-in-global-survey-britishers-most-unhappy-people-worldwide-says-report-2024-03-09-920679
There are a few long suffering lloyds share holders on here also that I think have gone over the edge!
If some believe the Tories cant be trusted with regards economic migrants, I cant imagine Labour being any better, no I'm not a Tory
On a serious note - 0.22% now.
It's early still.
On a serious note, it does seem to come down quicker than it goes up.
I don't think -0.6 % can be described as "down like a rocket"
Boaty peeps are more likely to take £3,000 for the Rwanda Beano than £30,000 to live in the Northern Isles, £300,000 is probably a No No for em.
Can't blame them really.
March 13 (Reuters) - Pension insurance specialist Rothesay has agreed to buy the about 6 billion pound ($7.67 billion) Scottish Widows in force bulk annuity portfolio from Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY.L), opens new tab, the companies said on Wednesday.
The bulk annuity deal covers the pension benefits of about 42,000 people and marks its sixth acquisition of annuities, Rothesay said in a statement.
"This sale will enable us to focus and invest in the insurance, pensions, investments, retirement and protection markets where we want to grow," said Chira Barua, CEO of Scottish Widows and of insurance, pensions and investments at Lloyds.
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/rothesay-buys-6-bln-pound-scottish-widows-bulk-annuities-lloyds-2024-03-13/
Up like a feather, down like a rocket.
So after a decent rise this morning why the sell off in the banks? 🤔
We will give you £3,000 each if you pretty please go to Rwanda, hopefully stay there if like ? . Please no more than 500 a day new illegal boaty arrivals every day cos our hotels are full.
Over 12%, i am out, hope you get your 55p party. all banks suffering today. will be keeping my beady on them tho...as ever GLA
A bargain 48p incoming,banks now out of favour today
British haulage company fined £66,000 for bringing in four illegals who crawled into the back of one of their lorries.
Today our British Government of fools, will pay 10x that amount ferrying over illegals and giving them a welcoming party.
The very same fools, that want investors to invest in British companies but do not make it worth while for many to do so.
The very very same fools, that allow any British company worth its salt, to be taken over by foreigners and its assets stripped .
Yes vote for the Oxford educated, dip sticks .
Mad Mick
You really can be a donut sometimes :-)
Ah yes, the Motely Fool. Take with a pinch of salt. How many thought in January/February 2022 when the SP got as high as 55p that it would never go below 50p again? Well I did! 🤭
Here one for LTI 14% argument with those on here
www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/now-might-be-the-last-chance-to-buy-lloyds-shares-under-50p/ar-BB1jO0HZ?rc=1&ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=9f7e5636d60b4836cc50032f567c2c21&ei=84
Are the horses, still Stallions, Mares and Fillies ?
Cheltenham racecourse changes ladies day to gender neutral "style wednesday"..where men will also be awarded fashion awards......no wonder a lot of the young people are confused lol.......luckily i'm going tomorrow.......gla.
"hasn't broken 50p yet."
"It was 55p two years ago at this time"
Yes, as I said I carried a big loss in March 2020. This came form buying a lot at much higher than 55p.
I mean in this current rally it has not convincingly broken 50p yet.
Ducatiman.........There is a restriction on the maximum amount of shares that can be bought back daily during a buyback. The maximum daily amount is 25% of the average daily amount traded over the preceding month.
Keep it real.
DavidB
so what you going to spend your dividend on?
Or re invest in ;-)
At this moment, I have a pretty decent, but nothing special bank account, that as within £1 the same amount I hold here. Come the end of the year, which will have done best? If this isn't significantly better than the bank account. Its a bad investment. Not sure I believe this will have the most value Come December.
AGAIN
They only managed 25,877,295 buyback yesterday, which is very low, would have thought they would have hoovered up a lot more when it hit 50p triggering the sells.