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*year end
Snige.
My prediction is at the year as you well know so stop being the pathetic bitter troll that you are.
Why post something you don't believe is true.
If the Brexit deadlock was over and business had returned to normal your prediction on Lloyds sp would have come true.
AN INTEREST rate cut became less likely yesterday after a closely watched survey showed the economy has swung back into growth mode after last month’s Conservative election win.
Traders reined in expectations that the Bank of England could slash rates later this month, on hopes that a downturn in the run-up to the election has come to an end and a “Boris bounce” has taken hold.
IHS Markit’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) showed that private sector activity grew in January for the first time in five months. The PMI rose to 52.4 in January, its highest level for more than a year, in an unexpectedly strong recovery from 49.3 the previous month. Any score above 50 signals growth. It suggests the economy has turned a corner following an anaemic end to 2019, with the election at last ending the deadlock over Brexit which had paralysed businesses and shoppers. The reading suggests there will be growth of 0.2pc in the first three months of 2020, IHS Markit said.
A slew of data from December suggested stagnation had set in, sparking hints from policymakers that the Bank of England would be forced to slash rates later this month. Last week, the market predicted that a rate cut was more likely than not, but the forecast chance of a reduction fell to 47pc after the PMI was released.
The dominant services industry led the rise in activity, while manufacturing remained in contraction despite also bouncing back.
Hiring and growth expectations also picked up, IHS Markit said. The sharp rise in private sector activity was the largest since August 2016.
IHS Markit said: “January data … highlighted a decisive change of direction for the private sector economy art the start of 2020.” But the pound lost ground on currency markets amid lingering doubts ahead of next week’s interest rates meeting, and a strengthening dollar due to the public health crisis in China.
Meanwhile, a rebound in the struggling eurozone started to wane. The survey remained in stagnation territory at 50.9, unchanged from December despite an uptick in Germany.
Bumbleb are you going to jump off a cliff to save humanity then?
John46. But the world is over populated. Saying that does not make you sick. It is just simple biology.
LTI,
"It's about time the board had a few more people of intelligence."
If that's the case , then give us your EOY forecast .
How many days until great Britain takes back control of its destiny ?
Lti we are only alive 700000 hours use your time wisely.
It's about time the board had a few more people of intelligence.
I am clearly wasting my time.
Come on boys there's only one way to sort this out. ..FIGHT!
Good post JL. Matter/Energy was somehow created at the big bang though. Something physicists given the laws of physics believe nothing to be inherently unstable hence the big bang became inevitable. Whatever it was it was a good day for all of us.
OAK
So I'm an ******** because you don't like nonsense being pointed out.
hello longtimeinvestor your being an ar@se-h0le again ......
Oak
So my post is not civilised because you don't like nonsense being cut down.
longtimeinvestor...no need to be an ar@se-h0le .....try and keep it civilized -
MP
What I suggest you and OAK do is become a powerful 'amateur trader'.
You would make an endless amount of money wouldn't you?
MP
''With the sp at £5.50/£6.50 amateur traders would move on to other targets and there then may be a growth opportunity for the sp.''
Have you not been reading?
So tiny 'amateur traders' who are so powerful as to stop the share price from rising would move onto another share to stop that share from rising, all because these powerful amateurs cannot afford to pay £6 for a share?.
Far too many about lacking in grey matter.
The Lloyds share price will continue to disappoint LTH’s at these sort of levels. Just look at the number of bargains each day. Today there were just under 14,000, it’s an excellent trading share with a spare 5/15k any amateur traded can nip in and out several times a month and make a quick 100/300 quid.
With the move to quarterly divi’s the company should do a 1 for 10 consolidation With the sp at £5.50/£6.50 amateur traders would move on to other targets and there then may be a growth opportunity for the sp.
Here's the thing & getting right to the problem with Lloyds ...
When Lloyds has a decent rise - why cant it hold it ? It cant hold because everyone sells into knowing full well it will drop again ...its a self fulfilling prophecy .
What needs to happen is that people become afraid to sell for fear that it will keep raising & they cannot buy back in again cheaper .
Now how we get the stage that Lloyds stops been a traders share ...there is no quick answer to that . It has been a trading share for the last decade . Now , okay the divi is good but about the share price performance ? Its no good you talking about the divi if the share price is the same as was 10yrs ago - thats only good for new investors .
Im afraid this year will be another dreadful year for the share price , another one wasted . The only hope is that the trade deals get done & brexit is very good for th UK .
I am a LTH holder who also has a trading tranche - & as long as it remains a traders share I will continue to trade it .
Oakie
Damper
U really are a thicko
U make the point several times that a consolidation would remove shareholders from the register?
I guess u got an f in maths - that u did not study science - matter can not be created or destroyed - no longer valid - and refuse to read the comments posted.
U must be a snowflake!
Can't really agree with that Oakie. Lloyds is basically a public utility although not nationalised. It provides a valuable service to many miilions of us and all we need besides that is regular acceptable return on our investment - where else would you get 5% or so on a regular basis from a safe and easily liquidated investment?
Sorry about typos
To quote Antonio ... " The share price should grow organically " .....Lets face it a share consolidation is an admission of defeat by management
If you believe in Lloyds ( like management do ) then the share price should grow over time . A consolidation in my opinion serves absolutely no purpose .
The share price performance has been absolutely appaling over the last few yrs ...no argeiment about it - its been shocking . Now you can PPI & Brexit etc ..but for god sake Antonio speak as though you mean it , & believe in it , & have some passion
Antonio safe pair of hands and all that but we need more than that after the last 5-6 yrs or so
Oakie
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Nothing you have posted so far has common sense.
''A significant number could be removed with consolidation.''
I don't think anyone would believe that the number of people holding less than 10 shares (£6 worth) is significant.
What about a 1 for 1,000 consolidation, that may please you?
Halifax/BOS had at one time over 7 million shareholders, and the share price wasn't 58p.