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RE L&G...x div today 14.63p...been invested there for a long time currently around 8-9% yield ....luckily got a good avg they was available as low as 206-210 in the oct 23 dip....a solid income share imo.....gl brixton & atb
Up 5% now, come on Lloyds catch up
Falky
I missed your posts showing your subsequent short trades and prices after your short at 50.59p to take your alleged average to 51.44p.....when did you post them?
Reasonable entry point after going ex dividend.
My first purchase of Legal & General today .
Lloyds stock price had performed inline with Barclays over the last 5 years, the price would now be around 77p, and if it matched Natwest the price would now be over 69p.
https://www.google.com/finance/quote/LLOY:LON?comparison=LON%3ABARC%2CLON%3ANWG&window=5Y
I can't see any valid reasons for Lloyds underperforming Barclays and Natwest.
STP,
Do you like savaloys?
MD nearly time to close and go long 😃
Yeab, in profit now....** He who laugh last....etccc**
**Averged now @ 51.44p... ......Finger crossed.....IMHO-DYOR**
Morning All, Hopefully will be in profit soon....
Typical because I sold a third of my holding yesterday so it rises 2% on open
Price Target of 59p
Yes Please Sir :-)
Just smashed it.
I see the writing on the wall ! ,it says the gravy train is now leaving the station 1st class seats are full,the big institution's are loading up as the tickets get dearer to buy,many who leave will not get a seat,big divi ahead ,as growth will be huge in future years,£1 plus will be seen for the cheapest seats ,ALL ABOARD Dyor enjoy the day.
67Sam......Citra Living news update.
Miller Homes and Citra Living, which is part of Lloyds Banking Group, have partnered to create 100 private rented sector units in Priorslee, Telford.
The 100 units for Citra at Miller Homes' Roman Croft development will be completed in two phases, with 46 in the first phase and 54 in the second.
Handover is expected to be completed by July 2026.
Danny O'Connor, divisional managing director at Miller Homes, said: "We are pleased to have agreed a deal with Citra Living to deliver 100 homes for the private rented sector in Priorslee, and hope this forms the foundation for many more in the future.
"Miller Homes' Roman Croft development offers residents a blend of thriving town life and picturesque countryside living, with easy access to both Wolverhampton and Birmingham, and the Shropshire Hills on the doorstep."
Matthew Bench, group managing director – partnerships at Miller Homes, said: "Building private rented sector homes as part of our business model, like these for Citra Living, allows us to continue diversifying our portfolio, while creating new opportunities for land acquisition and supporting our overall growth ambitions to 6,500 homes per year."
Andy Hutchinson, chief executive of Citra Living, added: "Working with Miller Homes to deliver these more energy efficient new homes supports the delivery of our goal to help more people live in the place they want and in the kind of modern home they want to live.
"By teaming up with experienced, forward-thinking housebuilders, like Miller, we can bring more, better quality homes in great locations to the market more quickly."
https://www.insidermedia.com/news/midlands/miller-homes-and-citra-living-partner-on-priorslee-units
And long may it continue.
GLA
"READ DEEP ENOUGH TO GET A FEEL FOR THE PROGRESS AND CONTRIBUTION BROUGHT TO THE TABLE OF CITRA LIVING"
no, but they haven't scaled up volume anywhere as quickly as they set targets to, so I suspect its small beans.
i like their strategy though, hooking people in for later purchases.
Sk1
could you go onto the saga and marstons boards and post that both businesses are going to go bust - it would work wonders.
Tesco going well since my 207p purchase and at the same time you effectively was saying it was a basket case. not forgetting Hfel as well of course - up 10% since my last purchase after you saying it was going to crash.
thanks in advance
Sk1
well done
''tomorrow, dragging LLOY and others down with it.''
''LLOY looks fairly valued right now, at 7 x PE, etc etc etc etc..''
Could therefore by a positive day tomorrow, and for the rest of the year.
LLOY looks fairly valued right now, at 7 x PE, broadly in line with the global bank average. Dont forget the car-loan DCA scandal is just a few months away from a ruling by the FCA, with costs potentially soaring into the billions. And Labour are shaping up for a whole new world of envy politics in 2025, such as a bank windfall tax, extra pension tax, and extra landlord tax. There's plenty of reason to be cautious.
My fallout bunker is banks, one of which is lloyds, which are doing very well.
Kudos for selling Landlord Lloyd’s shares above 40p 🙂👍
Apparently well stocked in his fallout bunker!
LTI, Pudd has blackcurrent in his Guinness to “take the edge off”.