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Monday up or down million dollar question lol
Gadgie let's hope this current pattern is the same as just after q1 results when the price dipped and then quickly rose 10 percent.
Down Monday, but because the yanks have just made loads homeless and loads have lost furlough job which let’s be fair has basically been extended unemployment benefits.
Gadgie,up
The FTSE 100 is expected to jump 37 points at the very start of the week as risk sentiment is rebounding after a sour end to last week, according to Deutsche Bank
HSBC first-half profits more than double, resumes dividends
https://www.google.com/amp/s/uk.finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/hsbc-first-half-profits-more-044904583.html
Southcoast let's hope you are correct
Up 2%. Seems like it does well when other banks post good news than its own good news lmao. This share is like Dr jekyll and Hyde!
My Guess keep rising till 4th Divi Record Date ....
My Guess keep rising till 4th record date for Divi
Heads up -
Buy in now to ensure receipt of interim divi
Wonderful 0.67p Half year ex divi date - 5th Aug
Record date - 6th Aug
ROFL
another disappointuling day. Think Lloy would have to increase profits 10,000% before it moves beyond 50 pence. Probably not an exaggeration!
Every single rise being sold into.
Both BARC and RBS holding better of late.
The difference? BUY BACKS.
It is the same with hsbc up about one per cent now down good results but no buyback another trade I got badly wrong have a substantial investment looking like I am going to write of several thousand pounds on this
It was similar after q1 results then we had a 10 percent rise for no specific reason - at some point soon a rise will be bought into and it will move up significantly.
Millions of stupid investors out there in the UK at the moment. Millions.... you could hand them gold on a platinum platter for next to nothing and they still wouldn't buy it. We have had blow out earnings reports across orgs and pretty dismal / appalling share price reaction. Hsbc, Lloys, RBS and Barc announce profits of 20 billion and yet their combined value has barely nudged up a billion
Nuri Lloyds and hsbc are down after results nwg are slightly up Barclays are up about six per cent
BARC tainted by nothing
RBS tainted by government selling shares off
LLOYDS tainted by no buy back (could be announced later though)
Nuri -
"Millions of stupid investors out there"
Maybe there are millions in same position as me, prudent people, income hit by divi income drop, due to having modest saving unable to claim any Gov help (not that I ever have)
They always say never count dividend as income - its not guaranteed. And in fact I prefer lower dividends as my income ceiling reached. Prudent these days are people selling shares in light of massive profits - its so dumb....
Nuri,
Yes you are right, but the banks were, and still are making good profits and the only reason why dividends were not paid is because they were "lent on" by the government / BoE...
This should NOT happen.
Bumble see
https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/about
note the third item "safe and sound banks", however much you might like LLOY to pay more generous divis. they will have had it made clear to them in no uncertain terms that they must exercise restraint.I doubt that the Governor of the BOE(idiot tho' he is) will care much about your concerns.In the wider national interest it very much should happen, and maybe in your medium term interest it will prove beneficial for you(if you are sensible enough to hold for some years).
cas
We have known for a while that 'caution' would be the watchword until the time of the final results. A 0.67p interim doesn't set in stone a 1.34p final.
Without higher returns to shareholders, the current excess cash pile will be added to, rather than returned if a 2p total only is given.
if the 2nd half progresses the same way as the first without any great upsets , then at the time of the final results there could be £6 Billion+ of excess capital. It would be surprising if the bank initiated buybacks at more than £1 Billion at a time.
casapinos,
I know exactly what happened but a company which the government holds no interest should NOT have decisions forced upon it whether good or bad.
As the government was underwriting some loans I can understand a little pressure BUT it should be the choice of the company whether it can AFFORD to pay divi's or not.
We are still in a democratic country are we not?