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ImaRight
On the topic of immigrant harbouring landlords .
I have actually some insight into the situation.
Most immigrants are housed in either council housing or Housing associations .
Others are housed by immigrant landlords whom like Homes of multiple occupancy, ie houses converted to 1 bed rooms with shared kitchens and bathrooms.
In parts of the London Asians enclaves converted sheds in their back gardens etc are used to house illegals.
The establishment know this, as there was a TV report on this several years back, but of course nothing happened.
Very few none Asian landlords house that many immigrants, being a landlord myself I do have some insight.
And I did carryout work for one of the countries largest Housing Associations about 20 years ago and the fraud by immigrants was truly eye opening .
P51
it helps if you make it clear you are quoting someone (re DCB) otherwise it becomes your own
P51
''From Europe to India, farmers have taken to the streets''
was that due to the UK leaving the EU as well?
* protesting
PT, EU and UK farmers are voting about different issue. Please understand the topic before you post!
Prime,
“Did not know that India & Europe voted for BREXIT”
Absolute nonsense!!
This is the last post this month ,Lloyds Banking Group are Cheap as Chips 51.7p
I was going to hold price but the Powers to be have finally realised Lloyds Banking Group is undervalued , don't know if Market Manipulation or Not , but makes No Difference to me .
I have decided to Upgrade Lloyds to 80p which is only 16p above Pre Covid Price of 64p .
My opinion is Lloyds have been oversold and are in better position than 4 years ago with steady interest rates ,
Once our Politician decide to stop playing the Brexit has damaged the UK and get on with implementing what the people have voted for and stop trashing the country then there will be more confidence in UK.
Our Civil Service have done a great job too trashing the country.
The Conservatives will regret getting rid of Boris , Sunak is a busted flash.
Labour are No better too .
I have lost Complete trust with all the Muppets in parliament , they have brought a respectable parliament into the gutter .
They all need a boot up the @rse self serving muppets.
But taking all that on board , its helped me and others to buy this cheap as chips Stock from low 20,s ,so every cloud has a lining :)
Gold is looking good for $3000 and Silver is lagging and should bounce too.
Love & Light
Chips
80p end of year
Guys,
It could all be a lot worse,
With the DOW rocking you could have a short open like fakey, up all night biting your finger nails and filling your trousers for the FTSE open!!
LOL!
PFP
Good luck to you your money your choice
I posted over on RR. Around a year ago that I saw it contimuing the momentum and hitting 400p+ with a P/E around 14 so my target there has been hit
I will be moving funds from there into LLOY.
whist the market is not pricing in fair value for the significant sustained free cash generated YoY here this is a buying opportunity.
I might not look obvious now, in the same way when this moved up c.400% post the 2008 crash from 21p to 83p but it will look obvious in 12-18months from now imo.
GLA
Of the Top 10 US based peer banks all are presently valued with P/E ratios between a P/E of 12.5 to a P/E of 18 with the mid point P/E of 15.25.
Lloyds is presently trading with a P/E 6.89 allowing plenty of room for the share price to put on some significant weight before it could be considered to be priced 'fairly' vs its US based counterparts.
Thing is US economy is doing well UK & Europe not so well
STP
BREXIT
Did not know that India & Europe voted for BREXIT
STP
The problem UK farmers have now, are a consequence of Brexit, and they voted for it! Just like the fishermen, they shot themselves in the foot
From Europe to India, farmers have taken to the streets in recent months to protest agricultural policies. First, demonstrations erupted across Europe, with farmers forming blockades, dumping manure in cities, and egging government buildings.3 Mar 2024
Of the Top 10 US based peer banks all are presently valued with P/E ratios between a P/E of 12.5 to a P/E of 18 with the mid point P/E of 15.25.
Lloyds is presently trading with a P/E 6.89 allowing plenty of room for the share price to put on some significant weight before it could be considered to be priced 'fairly' vs its US based counterparts.
The UK banking sector is long overdue what could be a major correction to the upside and should Lloyds SP continue the upwards momentum that has recently been seen to move toward a P/E ratio of even the most Conservatively priced US counterparts the shares would then be trading around 110p.
Even at that price, when benchmarked against its US based peers, it would still be difficult to argue that it would be overpriced at those levels.
60p ?
This has more chance of getting to 31p.
Good to see another foreigner with a zombie knife in London today, these immigrant harbouring landlords are only to blame and should be stopped. Take away their houses and give the homes to an indigenous Uk tenant.
27-Mar-24 16:26:48 51.72 1 Unknown* 51.68 51.70 0.52 O
Who is the nob buying 1 share every minute? Is that LTI trying to bump up the SP?
Pathetic.
DCB
''If it could just creep up to 60, say by July, that would just be fine by me!''
I am sure that it would be fine by a number of shareholders as well.
Jcb
''Useless donkey, will sell a load more next time it gets over 52p''
What was wrong with selling at over 52p today, which was a next time.
BANK VALUATIONS
In the fourth quarter of last year, the major banks, such as NatWest, Lloyds, HSBC and Barclays had an overall core equity capital buffer of 14.7%, with an aggregate 3-month moving average liquidity coverage ratio of 147%, the BoE said.
However, the Bank will undertake a "desk based" stress test of lenders this year to check their resilience to shocks.
The FPC said it would maintain the countercyclical capital buffer - a rainy day reserve - for major UK banks at its "neutral" level of 2%.
Overall profitability of major banks is expected to remain robust but indicators of market value of their future profitability, such as average tangible price to book ratios, remain subdued, it said.
The FPC will publish further analysis of the ratios in June, echoing wider concerns in Europe at how valuations of banks lag those of U.S. rivals.
Share has held its head above that very special number! If it could just creep up to 60, say by July, that would just be fine by me!
"looking like a big headache for at least 10 small US banks.
Uk not immune.. There is the plenty of problems in the road ahead.."
Hmmmm, where have I heard that Uk banks are an unsafe investment and are a cyclical financial disaster before?
Landlord Lloyds 31p. Not if, it's when..... I'll go with end of this year.
Love and light Mr Chip.
"looking like a big headache for at least 10 small US banks.
Uk not immune.. There is the plenty of problems in the road ahead.."
Hmmmm, where have I that heard that Uk banks are an unsafe investment and are a cyclical financial disaster before?
Landlord Lloyds 31p. Not if, it's when..... I'll go with end of this year.
Love and light Mr Chip.
After 24 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date.....................................................519,300,729
Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £252,517,609.57
Average price paid to date..........................................48.6265
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............12.63%
And for SUFC
The cancelled shares to date will save £9,555,133.41 from the Final Dividend payment which goes ex-div on 11th April.
The problem UK farmers have now, are a consequence of Brexit, and they voted for it! Just like the fishermen, they shot themselves in the foot!
It is obvious that the mm is manipulating this share . Considering the buy back program the share price is biased to this requirement as opposed to real market forces.
Respect to the farmers around the Westminster last night. We talk all we like about the money, CBDC, gold etc but you cannot eat any of these things..