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Gazzleberry.
What risks were those on furlough taking with their own money?.
If you know of a way of getting dividends without investing/risking your money let us know.
**Surprisingly Lloyds SP not fallen as much as the other Banks.**
Horsey isn't out of the woods yet.
"Only private companies are truly interested in keeping the ship afloat and service standards up to scratch."
I got a bridge to sell you!
"I was more saying the things that matter to me - footpaths, styles, cycle shops, water sports centres, hiring a speedboat, healthy food /well-presented food, quality wine made by the same decades-old methods - have gone worse, or so it seems. But these things may have been left to decay no matter who was in government."
None of the things you've listed have anything to do with the Government, they're more related to the high street economy in the place you live. There are many reasons for the decline of the high street; Amazon has decimated the business models of small retailers. Businesses that are well run, do well where there's strong customer demand, businesses usually fail where demand doesn't cover costs.
"Furlough was about paying people for doing nothing - and some people never got the money they were entitled to by all accounts."
Furlough was about preserving jobs, even council workers were being paid for sitting at home. Are you saying the private sector should have been allowed to sack all it's workers, and re-employ them at the end of the pandemic?
"No. It's based on my observations of people over my life of 39 years thus far."
But Labour spend more on public services run by local Government, whereas the Tory's are more inclined to allow regulated private companies to run public services, and utilities.
"Only private companies are truly interested in keeping the ship afloat and service standards up to scratch."
I assume you vote Coservative, based on that statement?
Hardup every dog has its day lol
Surprisingly Lloyds SP not fallen as much as the other Banks.
Lloyds -2.6%
Barclays -4.5%
Natwest -3.47%
HSBC -3%
T
''Sell in May and go away was the only game in town.''
but investors would have missed the rise to ftse from 7.200 to 7,600.
T
''90% invested''
Yes, I will always be about 90% invested 10% cash, even with my continuing further investments made from monthly in-comings
LTI
“10p would be far more preferable for a buyback”
I’m all cash watching things unravel, have been for weeks, thank god.
ant
''Keep buying more lloy and maybe I will get in at 30p ;)''
10p would be far more preferable for a buyback
Banking shares are lower despite the Bank of England saying UK lenders appear resilient amid the worries about the UK economy.
The Bank's financial policy committee said the sector had considerable capacity to support lending to households and businesses.
"Major UK banks' capital and liquidity positions remain strong, and profitability has strengthened in aggregate," the Bank said.
But it did say they would need to set aside more cash to absorb any shocks in the financial markets from next year.
So it has raised the so called counter cyclical capital buffer that banks much hold from 1% to 2% from next July. This means the banks would have to hold an extra £11bn of capital.
“ the impact so far this year can be represented in the number 2,889,700,115”
Keep buying more lloy and maybe I will get in at 30p ;)
corn
''Share buybacks have had no impact''
the impact so far this year can be represented in the number 2,889,700,115
Interest rates rises will see increased dividend pay outs in the future
Its our Bread and Butter
Lloyds Banking Group shares are a steal today
Be patient, our time will return here IMHO :-)
The sp will only rise with major institutions investing, when LBG start increasing dividends to a meaningful level. Share buybacks have had no impact. The usual responders will no doubt say I am wrong again, but I rarely write here, unless I believe in myself. We have been in the doldrums for so long, ask yourselves why!