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Thatās usually my trick , all have a nice evening
Now then calm down the truth is not always welcome as advised Iām invested to the tune of 200k and have been for 2 years so thatās why Iām here ! The CEOs are rich as with some directors but not banks we all are aware of that fact surely ? Day trading would prob suffice but long term is where Iām at .
So Falklandinvestor I hope that answers your question.
Sorry for the typos ... my nerves are very relaxed with some red wine ... I do not worry about money anymore!
Have a nice evening... be amazing if you know all banks are broke for a fact!
Every bank is broke , itās running capital may suggest otherwise but if they had to repay what they have in reserves there broke !! Do some research maybe !
I expect the nerves are adding to your grammar !! Watch this space and remember what Iāve said speak soon !!!
Ok every bank is broke ... as you stated..... have a look at
Paragon Banking Group PLC
Every !!
Sorry missed āknowā was laughing so much ... ever bank is broke ??
Lol pure rubbish.. how do you that for a fact!
Lloydās bank is not loaded at all donāt be fooled every bank in the world is borrowing they are broke, they may have running capital but there broke and you can be rest assured us Shareholders will be further drained because of the above and naturally Covid effects. Before the Covid banks were broke in real terms , on paper (running capital) they will have to keep afloat this will get so much worse. Iām personally into Lloydās for over 200k but I do not see any chance of recovering this for years .
I suggest you do your own research, donāt panic sell as this is what traders want , this should be and will be much higher Sp in the future!
Alyhels
"This second wave of PPI will be a bloodbath for banks"
Lloyds bank is loaded
WMCA partnership with Lloyds funds Ā£1.8m for new apprenticeships
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wmca.org.uk/news/wmca-partnership-with-lloyds-funds-18m-for-new-apprenticeships/AmpMaster
The UKās chief Brexit negotiator said that a free trade agreement with the European Union could be agreed in September on Thursday, as Irelandās prime minister said a ālanding zoneā for the deal had emerged.
British and EU officials meet in Brussels for the seventh round of trade talks next week after a fortnightās break following five weeks of intensified negotiations.
David Frost said, āOur assessment is that agreement can be reached in September and we will work to achieve this if we can.ā
Michel Barnier, the EUās chief negotiator, has set an end of October deadline for the trade deal to be finalised, which is supported by influential member states such as Germany.
This second wave of PPI will be a bloodbath for banks thatās for sure , housing market certain to boom then bust ! Lloydās stopping certain mortgage products already I can see this dropping a lot next week
TLF never had a position in Lloy until it hit 38pennies, he bought @the top thinking it was in recoVery.....
..and now for something completely different.
Goldman: old, rich Americans are selling stocks. Young, poor Americans are buying.....
Litter Falker here you go again spinning the latest addition of your fantasy investments The other week you were telling us all how you only hold Lloyds as it was the best share to have. That strangely enough was when the SP was spiking. Now all of a sudden you are making profits on other shares you say you have . Strange that this new line comes as the SP is dipping. How many times do you need to be told... your suppose to be eating the grass not smoking it. Still there is some good news... tomorrow is a 40p day.......gosh that means your so say Lloyds shares will come out of the red for a day......... all one million plus of them
JB
''Trying to trade in and out is difficult for me, what with the dealing costs''
You can use SB's on IG ( I am a shareholder)
small fry are the back bone and you can have a big effect trouble is we dont all act at once , if the last 2019 divi isnt paid i think we should all pull out together set a date dt
small fry are the back bone and you can have a big effect trouble is we dont all act at once , if the last 2019 divi isnt paid i think we should all pull out together set a date dt
We, as small fry, don't and can't effect Lloyds. They're just too big. If you hold them for 5yrs you'll do really well. Trying to trade in and out is difficult for me, what with the dealing costs. Nice to see them on the up.
You see falkland investor sometimes you get it wrong you sell a share only for it to keep on going up so you have to buy back in at a higher price
i do not believe for one moment the UK had felt the full impact of C-19, i believe the UK had yet to see this unfold as with other countries....
It is well documented the service sector will implode if a 2nd wave C-19 looks any like the first wave....,
Vaccine is what is required or they will be very busy in the War room calculating the numbers and probably thinking about taking the hits as lock-downs will become common and more damaging to the overall economy...., it's a complete farce, thay need a vaccine and meanwhile just get tough with social distance...needs policing.
Well, I picked up 100,000 of them this morning.
I held them before but sold at 27.8p stupidly. Now I'm here until 40p, which I believe is some way off, but not beyond the realms of possibility.
* House sales booming
* Q2 underlying profit Ā£3.5bn
* Good money to be made during a recession
* Covid Bounce back loans underwritten by HMG
* Financial and insurance services least affected by Covid
* BofE - Banks have sufficient funding
* BofE - downturn not as bad as projected
* Retail figures strong (update Aug 24th)
* Ppi finished
* PRA divi ban review 4th quarter
* Sept - kids back to school, Furlough ends
* Projected full year results ~ Ā£3.5bn?
* 2019 divi still owed !!!
Uk sectors hit by coronavirus :
Education -90%
Accommodation and food services -85
Construction -70
Other services -60
Manufacturing -55
Wholesale, retail and motor trades -50
Information and communication -45
Professional, scientific and technical activities -40
Administrative and support activities -40
Transport and storage -35
Whole economy -35
Mining, energy and water supply -20
Real estate -20
Public administration and defence -20
Financial and insurance services -5
Agriculture No change
As you can see by the facts Financial and insurance services -5% , so Lloyds SP has fallen by roughly 53% !
Its a strong buy ! DYOR