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The worst recession in 300 years
I provide balance to your bullish predictions of 40p by Friday and 65p next year only ten pence left to make up by friday
Falkland.... the other week you posted your family members follow you on here and read your posts. I’ve just read your posts on here from yesterday and this morning and feel embarrassed for your family . Please try and remember the purpose of this board is for genuine Lloyd’s share holders to discuss the share not any personal agenda you might have .
Falkland...... Your reply speaks volumes about you......I feel sorry for you..... my interest on here is for genuine holders only..... just one request......in any of your future posts please please please make it clear that the content is what you believe in your world. The one thing that annoys me is people could invest on the back of reading your posts and loose money, please beware of that in your future posts . Many thanks and I hope your dreams come to fruition eventually. GLA
The reality is many investors experienced and inexperienced would have lost money on Falklands constant bullishness 40p by Friday 65p 2021 and even countless day traders short term traders who do not read this board would have lost money being stopped out buying on the rise to 37p expecting the rise to continue only for it to fall back sub 30p
TH
''to snap up say any fintech banks?''
Cannot see the point in spending peanuts on a near start up when Lloyds are investing in their own digital technology to the tune of £5 Billion ?
DC
'' many investors experienced and inexperienced would have lost money on Falklands constant bullishness 40p by Friday 65p 2021 ''
Are you for real?
Lti I stand corrected only inexperienced investors would have lost money on Falkland investor's constant bullishness 40p by Friday
DC
''only inexperienced investors would have lost money on Falkland investor's constant bullishness 40p by Friday''
I think you need another correction.
It is only stupid people that would make purchases and sales based on another posters opinion.
I never called it sub 1pounds I said it could get back to sub 200p when it fell back into the 220s it is near 300pence now you the last trade you did at aviva was at 299 pence then you sold at around the same price thus incurring dealing costs to buy into this dog one of the worst performing ftse100 shares this year and since then you have constantly ramped up this dog 40p by Friday 45p 2020 65p 2021 you are a fantasist you have no credibility on this board
Th
A lot of this 'competition' has already or will fall by the wayside without having to spend a single penny.
I stand corrected again lti it is only dumb investors who will make purchases on Lloyds or any other shares on the basis of anothers opinion on that particular share price
DC
You forgot selling
I stand corrected again it is only dumb investors who sell shares in Lloyds after panicking at the unrealistic low share prices being espoused of the particular share in question
I never advised anyone to sell on this board your posts regarding Lloyds are pure fantasy and in your opinion which judging by the response by other posters shows what little credibility if any you have on this board if you say you have over 700000 shares then you should be enjoying life instead of constantly ramping up this dog but I forgot you have no friends
"I think drinking alcohol during the day has a lot of impact on what people say."
I'm on my third gin and tonic atm and I'm not saying too much, which is surprising considering the way I make em.
TH
'' a short while back.. ''
Try over 2 years ago
I haven't read it, but if you are interested
https://medium.com/@balasanyan/fintech-bubble-the-end-is-near-634038d3d40d
DC
'' pure fantasy ''
It is not fantasy to suggest that Lloyds could reach 40p or indeed 60p, 80p etc, but it is a matter of timescale as to when that could come about.
My personal view is that in the longer term I am far more confident of seeing 60p than 0p
Lti I have no problem with the prediction of 40pence within the next 12 months though not confident it will be achieved the higher predictions of 60pence would take a greater timescale of maybe 5 years of course it is going to be a bumpy ride getting there on the way a lot of investors and traders will be stopped out if they are on margin or will sell at a loss if they lose their nerve if the entry point is not favorable case in point a few days ago patroa1 who came across as a genuine investor who took a substantial position and from a position of strength sold at a loss a couple of days later my only issue of the 40pence prediction by Falkland investor is that he is meaning the coming Friday
You were not invested in lloyds when it hit 37pence falkland investor you keep on calling 40pence by Friday all the while Lloyds is on a downward trend take responsibility for calling it wrong you fake we will see if your predictions of 45 pence in 2021 is correct only the most optomistic broker forecasts are 45 pence and they are not correct get over it mate you are on the wrong horse you know Barclays is the better bet but too proud to admit how many shares in Lloyds is it you have in your fantasy portfolio
Broker forecasts of 45 pence are not recent apart from Jeffries who are absolute jokers
Barc is down. Lloy is up today. The other thing is. Barc trading at 1.18. this trading at 0.30. more scope for a long term rise? Patience is key.
Falkland try and tell the truth for a change you called 40p when the SP was just over 37p and as usual your input was only good for one thing..... feeding mushrooms
DC - too right I am a genuine investor - been a week now and still waiting.....! 3.9% loss at the moment - looking for sure to recover that and turn a good profit eventually! Don't like what's been happening this last week even if it's now nearly 2% above what I sold at (peanuts quite frankly) - last Friday went to 29.25p and could go there again easily or even lower. All hopes seem to be pinned on this vaccine at the moment but can't see it myself and I reckon the results for Q2 in 2 weeks will be very distressing/disturbing so planning to sit tight and wait to see the fall-out!
Patrao I also believe the dow is now overvalued and due a correction dragging the ftse100 with it sentiment was boosted by the good results on trials of moderna and trials of the Oxford vaccine were promising you are exercising great patience in not trading as I would be sorely tempted in your position you are right about the results I do not expect them to be great but how will the market react that is the key question you could be doing the right thing by holding until after the results to invest again in lloyds but then I wonder is the market already pricing in a poor set of numbers as lloyds has really underperformed against barclays and other financials aviva legal and general the past few weeks instead of the 40p by Friday we got 29p lol