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Cuckoo,
If you really believe the stock markets and business prefer Labour, then you really are substantially dumber than I thought you were.
A little light relief for you before they medicate for the evening in your asylum......
https://youtu.be/1bAEGERCKEw
Jammare did you really expect it to happen over night
Conservatives now have a mandate to deliver our exit from the European Union. Also, the greater clarity we now have should not only spur an immediate stock market rally, but also encourage a longer lasting reappraisal of UK-listed companies. Global asset allocators who had fallen out of love with the UK will likely shift money back to the region
https://www.investmentweek.co.uk/sponsored/4008777/industry-voice-uk-land-forgot
Boris and his boys got big decisions to make now on HS2 nearly triple the the original cost ... 106BN .. you can probably add another 10/15bn on that .. now that will put all your taxes up ... Not many economists shouting from the roof tops on WTO Brexit 9% drop in GDP over next 10 years ... Maybe Boomer and the boys on here will put there hands in their pockets ... let’s crowd fund it like the Boris bong
NC
''The dividend imo, has no need to rise, as it is already where it 'needs' to be to keep holders hooked and to encourage in new fools.''
Do you never learn anything, ever?
Lloyds have a progressive dividend policy.
They do not have a dividend policy based on share price.
BumbleB .... Don’t forget the Brexit 50p minted 3 times and the millions spent on the non existent ferry .. more waste to come .. sold at 66.8 with ever so slight profit.. waiting for 51 or below .. Don’t forget the diiiickkkk flopping talks are still to come .. Saj was first out of the block .. whose the next cab on the rank to fire a shot ... just wait until the EU start firing some back .. that will unsettle the market and Lloyd’s will dive dive dive
And what's happened to Lloyd's earnings since the referendum you ********* bumbleb? Steadily up. So something is amiss ain't it. Either the price was wrong in 16 or its wrong now. Go figure?
Livestock
Hopefully PPI rewards are drying up in 2020
Over the next 3 to 5 years I expecting the Dividend to increase by 30 to 50% from 4p
Next few weeks I will snap a few more up
ADD
The Final Dividends been paid in May and the 1st Quarterly Dividends starts a month later in June loads of Divi Money coming short term
For income seekers, what's not to like here IMHO :-)
And how much are we down since the Referendum? See if you can spot the difference on the 5 year chart! And how devalued is the pound against the Euro?
All for a silly navy passport and an expensive pointless bong.
Dear oh dear.
SUFCESSEX
Yes I've taken full advantage of lloyds suppressed share price keep topping up on the dips, UK out of Europe end of the month the uncertainty in the UK for the last 18 months is lifting now we getting some clarity so we'll start getting some overseas investment in the UK this will spill over to earnings which will drive the share price appreciation
OXO.Given that you accurately point out the miserly 12 months guarantee for electrical goods you deserve credit.
Just a pity the rest of your post is clap trap.
Pot, kettle and black ... spurious comments made by the ill informed eccles04. Yep, drill down to the facts before spouting nonsense. Don't confuse rebate with Net.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/governmentpublicsectorandtaxes/publicsectorfinance/articles/theukcontributiontotheeubudget/2017-10-31
Sticking to the trend name, when the Cons win the first 3 months after an election the London markets fall the opposite normally occurs if Labour wins.
I am tired telling people this the reason is simple Tory don`t like to build for the future whereas labour does and given the neglect of our services and no trade deals lined up plus doris the chancellor and carney all singing different songs in different languages why would anyone invest.
Go short and fill your boots but remember from the 1st of next month nobody knows a thing,and I mean nobody.
Take care we are set for one well of a ride.
Eccles you are talking out of your backside. Our net contribution was around a billion a month in 2017.
How much have we paid in the pot so far snige? We don't seem to have accumulated any assets? Some club. Looks like flushing money down the do dah.
OXo need to get it right, in 2017 our net payment was 4.24 billion Euros (no where near 11 billion) which works out at roughly £1 per week per person (do the math) I don't think most of us are too bothered about £1 per week for belonging to a club which lets one travel all over the place and get free health treatment if necessary. This is the trouble, there are so many spurious comments made continually by ill informed folk who can't be bothered to drill into the true facts.
Boomer the £55bn doesn't even include the £20bn divorce bill.
This is one of the reasons I like Lloyds Shares over the last 10 years
Its enabled me to build up a nice nest egg
I want juicy Dividends to live on
Don't want any lift off here , before I've collected a few years of Quarterly Dividends as I may forced to sell up if the price was to good to refuse
Looking to buy more a little lower if possible
Membership working so well for everyone snige, what is unemployment in France, Italy and Spain?
Saga once out I think history will judge outsourcing trade policy to a foreign power as akin to madness. I mean by this reckoning Canada should immediately surrender control of trade, borders etc to Trump. They don't because they aren't half baked globalists (well Trudeau is) who think drinking a flat white is a sign of massive sophistication.
Snige if this is the cost and you are clearly easily fooled why is germany and countries not leaving growth as bad if not worse? 55bn is clearly a totally bs figure makes the 350m a week look positively factual!
Sage, can't argue with that but you lot have cost my country £55bn so far,do you care to pay for it?
Oxo, you have to weigh things up in life and if it's going to cost you more not to be a member,then it's common sense to stay a member.
Hope that's not too complicated for anyone.
We still have some remain-complainers lingering around I see. Let just move and stop complaining about things of the past. The vote has already taken place so man up and stop moaning.
OK let's sort a few things out: 1. The CE mark is for our protection not to restrict trade - do you imagine that we will have nothing very similar in place when we leave? 2. "Trade with whom we want" did not come from any so called news source rather it was a direct quotation from Cornsland's post; where he got it from I don't know but I was simply pointing out that we already trade with all kinds of other countries without EU interference and when we leave we are most likely to replace EU tariffs with our own. Thus talk of EU tariffs as if they were some kind of trade restriction is disingenuous.
Ecles 04
You need to do some research before you make non sensical statements all the things and products you mentioned are governed by EU tariffs and legistlastion you will find .
If you look closely at the product ID plate it will carry a C E mark that is the EU conformity certificate mark and shows it as been tested to EU standards on electrical and machinary safety standards without that it is not allowed into the EU.
Know what you mean Faulkes, problem is they read the Daily Mail, etc., and believe all the trumped up rubbish by the likes of Faridge, Johnson , etc. "Trade with whom we want" - what a fatuous remark that is, we already do without any interference from the EU - I have a Korean car, several Chinese power tools, my daughter has a Japanese car and we buy South African and Australian wine - no "EU bureacrats" seem to be preventing such trade.