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I bought them before the Brexit vote. Disappointing but I like the dividends and the company. The UK economy will be damaged by Brexit.
JFCC
''I bought them before the Brexit vote.
The UK economy will be damaged by Brexit.''
and you thought that you would keep all of your Lloyds shares after the referendum.
"You need to understand also, that a lot of businesses may mention 'Brexit concerns' in a statement at current times" I do. They don't apostrophe marks round brexit concerns like you. Every business that buys or sells abroad must have concerns given the shambles. They don't what tariffs that and their customers they will be paying for a start. Your refusal to see that is ludicrous.
JFCC
Not surprised with further illogical thought.
Lol....a thousand quids worth of illogical thought. Fcuk me! Must get some.
LTI Do you think all people with Lloyds shares are brexiteers who believe Brexit is good for the economy? That sounds unlikely.
Can you point iut what is illogical in that post Wids?
JFCC
you seem to confuse 'Brexit corncerns' with the actual reality of why a business may be suffering and getting rid of people.
LTI No. As we agreed we are talking about what businesses say. Not me at this point. You must think they are all lying or confused. Try to.keep.up.
JFCC
''Do you think all people with Lloyds shares are brexiteers who believe Brexit is good for the economy? ''
No .
Unlike you and many other Pro EU people, most shareholders don't know what the economic outlook will be. I imagine we will continue with the economic cycle of boom and recession.
Shareholders may be people who voted to remain in the EU but do not think it will be damaging to the UK economy.
Shareholders may be people who voted to leave the EU but do not think it will be damaging to the UK economy.
Unlike yourself most shareholders who believe the UK economy will be damaged would not have held their Lloyds shareholding when the chance to sell at a much higher level was available.
"Unlike yourself most shareholders who believe the UK economy will be damaged would not have held their Lloyds shareholding when the chance to sell at a much higher level was available" So you think most people who thought Brexit was a bad thing sold Lloyds? Getting on for half?
JFCC
''Not me at this point. You must think they are all lying or confused''
You stated
''who often claims brexit issues for the car industry are a figment of its imagination''
This clearly states that it is you at this point, who supports the idea of Brexit issue claims by the car industry.
If you don't support the claims, then you need to be more careful about how you phrase your posts.
Where does that quote or quotes say what you said they said LTI? I ask mainly because they don't.
JFCC
''So you think most people who thought Brexit was a bad thing sold Lloyds? Getting on for half?''
So you think ''getting on for half'' is a logical way in determining how many Lloyds shareholders were pro EU.?
It may have been 30 or 80% of shareholders who were pro EU.
Again you seem to miss what has been said. I repeat.
'Shareholders may be people who voted to remain in the EU but do not think it will be damaging to the UK economy.'
and therefore didn't sell their Lloyds shares
So you think ''getting on for half'' is a logical way in determining how many Lloyds shareholders were pro EU.? It is not a way .. its a reasonable statistical assumption with a degree of uncertainty in it. The rest is mindless inconclusive rambling thought proving nothing.
JFCC
''Where does that quote or quotes say what you said they said LTI?
I ask mainly because they don't''
IF business X states that their business will get hit by Brexit, and you state that person Y thinks that it is business X's imagination about what they said, then that infers to people reading that you support the view of business X.
You either support the view or you don't. What is it?
JFCC
''its a reasonable statistical assumption ''
Your illogical thoughts are astounding.
A reasonable assumption that the number of Lloyds shares held by people and financial institutions who support EU membership totals 48%,mirroring the referendum?
You are good for a laugh
JFCC
If I were guessing then I would say that the majority of Lloyds shares held were with financial institutions who were concerned with the UK leaving the EU, hence the sell off with the share price going to below 50p
LTI You seem to think your guesses about institutional investors, their mindsets and their share trading based on nothing but guesswork to prove I sold my shares at a certain point. Are you barking mad?
Who is "we" and how do you know what all of "them" think and how do all those imaginary people know my reasons for doing something? Why else did I join at that specific moment and not any of the rest of the time? What is wrong with you ? And what do you think your crazy obsessions tell you?
JFCC
''to prove I sold my shares at a certain point''
You have a strange illogical mind.
You have just revealed that you have Lloyds shares, I am not trying 'to prove' that you have sold them.
Do you realise the stupidity of your comment. How on earth can someone prove that a poster has bought or sold Lloyds shares?
JFCC
''guesses about institutional investors''
If the share price plummets from 73p to under 50p in a relatively short period of time, then I would think that most people would be guessing the same. The share has been sold off due to Brexit worries.
What is your guess as to why the share price dropped so much?
JFCC
re 18.53
you are cracking up
"The share has been sold off due to Brexit worries" Agreed. I knew you would get there in the end. All by attempting to prove I have no Lloyds shares. Astonishing intuitive leaps LTI. Well done.