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why ?
got to be 43p + this morning....gla
A nice rise coming today I hope futures up again
I truly can't understand....
If you are here for day trade ( shorting or go long ) and have no idea what you are doing then you should panic because market is tough and unforgiving sometimes
However...
If you are a long term investor like me and you see this drop and understand the fundamentals and future risk/rewards and the balance sheet and portfolios and able to see current and future potentials of this company then you will just avarange down and sit on it for good 6 months then wheb you look back you would realise the 42p was a bargain price to take a advantage of which perhaps you missed and a level which might never be repeated again.
I will keep avaranging down as I am a long term investor and I think with upcoming update , potential divi increase, inflation and interest rates rise, good economic activities in UK and new market entries as well as potential demand for loans, Lloyds will be your best bet in the up coming months which potentially lots of uncertainty clouding over other shares
Lloyds is a trusted brand and will stay competitive and there is absolutly no worry to reach beyond 80p in the next 12 months. (I think will be sooner)
However I still say we will see 55-60p by this Christmas
Patient is the key and you be rewarded IMHO
I am going no where for sometimes to come, my avarage may not be as good as some of the lucky ones here but I take this chance to avarage down and wait and collect divi for now and stay cool.
I said the same to people in RR when people were running like a headless chicken on the drop and the price was a bargain 90p.
Do your proper research and ignor anything else. You should never invest based on what people say here (including myself) and then balme them for it. Otherwise you shouldn't be touching any shares.
Remember., this platforms are great to let out steam and share views but it is not design as a guide for your future investments; it is you who is pressing that button so take a full responsibility for it but always value other people views here which should give you different perspectives (negative or positive) on top of your own research.
Good luck everyone
IMHO
SR
falkland when being a high flying trader like yourself it might be an idea knowing what day the fed announcement is ......just for your edification its tomorrow not today
Psk I know hindsight is a wonderful thing but 45.4 would have been a good exit price last Friday what a drop in two days
""1. Lloyds historically is a "dividend stock".""
Lloyds was over 80p coming out a financial recession caused by the banks and paying no dividends , it's nothing to do with dividends holding Lloyds back
I go along with that statement,enjoy your evening,I think there something in what you are saying to some extent,they have hired someone who when he starts up might help to diversify but will it go far enough ,only time will tell,just have to trust in Charlie for now,and he needs a bit of time to get the wheels oiled and turning again let us hope without too much outside interference, dyor imho.
Lloyds is being impacted "by proxy" from the China real estate situation. In my view the Lloyds share, despite a new CEO, is continuing its travels below any European or Global Bank index for the following reasons :
1. Lloyds historically is a "dividend stock". Last year the regulators killed the slow build-up that AHO started. No good news this year has depressed the stock.
2. The only new news we have during the new CEO's transition into the new job is that Lloyds would be competing in the actual property rental business. It's, in my view as a ex employee, a typical result of the round the table "brain-storm" session asking " how can we make more money". It's an imbecile idea that further plunges the stock into UK real estate market risk concentration. UK investors are likely to already have this exposure and foreign investors who knows how they will react? so far, not well...
3. The company is without direction and the culture is terrible. Obsessed with the AHO legacy obsession with the UK (which may have been logical in his first 5-7 years) the company has hired domestically focused staff with a massive focus on "diversity by numbers". For this stock to "outperform US, or even European" bank indexes a new exciting growth strategy needs to be developed and the culture totally changed performed from "political" to competence and performance based.
Just saying....
The pra are to blame for lloyds sp,end of,enjoy your evening, waiting on Charlie now to put the lights back on over the door,trick or treat Charlie. Dyor.
99p or leave em for the kids
I'm out when this hits 45.5p such a joke of a share!!
Well that was never expected,this company needs a good shake out,FTSE up 1% and it falls over 1.5% along with yesterdays falls
Agree with some sentiments today, this share is being a complete dog. Been waiting 2 years to see it go back to pre-covid levels, like many shares have done. When it got to 50p, thought it would catch up to its peers, but it is very weak at the moment or being well manipulated by the institutions. Never did you really see LLoyds have such big swing days, but traders and institutions having a field day lately. Have to admit, struggle to see this with sufficient legs to get anywhere near 60p, let alone 50p.
Charlie Nunn has got to start stopping the rot here, get some buy backs announced, or special dividend or some other stategy but this drifting helping no-one.
Well there we go; FTSE has held onto todays gains even though the DOW has had a little wobbler but is still up, but Lloyds dives! Pathetic!
lloyds board are to blame for the share price , over the last 15 years they have been useless .
One word .....rubbish
"loyds shares are used as daily money making gangs ... they make mass entry, mass exit and take advantage of the 2% to 3% fluctuation daily. ""
serious..? it's a stock like any other which is being traded, like many others...
DYOR
By every means with par to the market trend, Lloyds should be at least above 50p. But it's going on the other direction... Boo!
Cant' Understand what is going wrong in Lloyds!!!!
Lloyds is almost 5% down in the last 2 days, on a good market day a major financial institution shares slipping down!! What can we say!
In my opinion the reality is, Lloyds shares are used as daily money making gangs ... they make mass entry, mass exit and take advantage of the 2% to 3% fluctuation daily. The affected people are long hold investors!! What a shame!