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Did expect the sp to swim ahead to at least the mid 50 +,just seems it can only tread water at the moment
Now ! Biggest cash holding short on NWG in me life. £2.50 is the plan but a lump @ £2.75 on wot maybe silly sod Government & other ! 🤑🤣
Lloyds got out in time with the Telegraph sale!
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1046465/telegraph-titles-for-sale-again-as-government-blocks-uae-deal-1046465.html
This is the last call of the Month
As of today Share price Lloyds Banking Group with Dividend equate to 54p :)
There is huge upside compared with NWG and Barclays ,Lloyds is lagging recovery ,still 12p below price in April 2020 .
I personally happy for price at this level allowing the Buy Back Program to eat up all them unloved shares :)
Happy just to sit back stress free with Dividend until Share Price hits £1 :)
Love & Light
Chips
80p end of year
...totally agree HU I said the same thing in another thread...incredible how much influence the fed/Powell has...also a lot of eyes/interest in the US Employment data Friday...off to golf again while the weather's good for a change gl atb.
The narrative from Jerome Powell after the conclusion of the FED meeting on Wednesday will determine direction of markets this week. We then have a week to wait for the BoE MPC rate setting meeting on Thursday next week. Good luck to long term holders, and hope the shorters all get toasted. 😇😇
Lloyds Bank’s latest Business Barometer has found that overall business confidence is unchanged in April – staying at 42%. The result means the overall confidence figure remains at an elevated level compared to the Barometer’s long-term average (28%), with only January 2024 seeing businesses report higher levels of confidence (44%) in the last 12 months.
https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media/press-releases/2024/lloyds-bank-2024/april-2024-business-barometer.html
Shocking share all it seems to is go up .2 .3 loads of tosh going nowhere fast needs a bit of lead in its left ear
RE: Shorting @ 50.59p 25 Apr 2024 12:02
Market-Dealer Posts: 2,135
Price: 52.92 No Opinion
RE: Shorting @ 50.59p24 Apr 2024 13:51
Averged now @ 51.44p... ......Finger crossed.....IMHO-DYOR
Citra looks hubristic and risky. We all know residential landlords are capitalist exploiters of the West and oppress the downtrodden comrades of hardworking families in the community. Housing should be free for everyone. As sure as night follows day, red Labour are going to come after these types of megalandlords. LLOY is exposed to not just a bank windfall tax in 2025-2030, but also a landlord windfall tax, or even a residential wealth tax.
Only a matter of time when the next government decides to have a windfall tax on private investors if they think they a have too much and deriving an income they feel is not justified to them.
Hardup
And every chance a government could decide to have a little wind fall tax, if they made profits.
The big boys turning themselves into landlords would be to tempting a target for those trying to gain a few votes.
Think about it Oil companies/banks/landlords what a tempting trio.
After 45 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date....................................................1,025,601,293
Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £513,348,273.42
Average price paid to date..........................................50.0534p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............25.67%
"Showing as 2 buys on the site ?"
baz if you mean my comment about director sales, it's on hl as a disposal of shares. i thought it might account for the sp retreat at 2pm.
STP
yes collect dividend been selling down & will sell even more @ price i see fit But will also rebuy on any good pull back .
Each to there own
GL
"And what’s not to say the government of the day will requisition a lot of them for migrants and asylum seekers at the expense of Lloyds."
I'm sure Lloyds could make them available if the Government paid above premium rental rates.
Hi have just sold half my Lloyds shares this morning. Realising a nice little profit.
Prime time, respect your decision you have a sell price, but I would sell these beauties for all the tea in China! I'll just sit on them long term and keep taking the dividend!
Showing as 2 buys on the site ?
I'm already seeing £13,000 paper profit on my Lloyds holdings, but I consider 60p as too cheap. I don't mind holding and collecting dividends in the meantime, while I wait for 70p+
Two lloyds directors selling shares last Friday doesn't help the sp either
Personally I'm looking at 70p a share, before I'll even think about selling my Lloyds holdings.
Hope we live that long so i'll be going to off load more @ just over 55p & keep 200k shares for near 60p if it looks like it might get there short term
Personally I'm looking at 70p a share, before I'll even think about selling my Lloyds holdings.
I doubt it's the FCA investigation holding Lloyds back, for example on the 30/01/2023, Natwest's closing price was 308.6p and the Lloyds closing price was 52.98p; Pretty close to the current prices, which is surprising since Lloyds have had a £2 Billion buyback since then; Natwest also had a Buyback in May 2023, of Government held shares valued at £1.259 Billion.
And what’s not to say the government of the day will requisition a lot of them for migrants and asylum seekers at the expense of Lloyds.