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Sticky
My charity price end year comp is 66.6p think that could be lazy
The share price held up well last Friday, so lets see if it falls back a bit or we keep this gains.
Mind the Gap : Lloyds twice @ 24p now 52p 🤑
Still more upside LTI?
Am only £1.50 up on NWG is/was that a Gap ?
If anyone is interested here is a link to watch a recording of the ShareSoc Lloyds investors webinar on 14th March.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHDK_3RZJmI
@KDropper: How do you deal with the tax when you sell that much? Or was it accumulated in an ISA for years - so no CGT to pay? Genuine questions. TIA.
The FTSE 100 is smashing all of its recent peaks to find itself at a 13-month high as it nears all-time highs of more than 8,000 - the last time being in February 2023.
I did say yesterday if the FTSE could smash the 8,000 before 11th div
L@@king forward to 8,000 being taken out & the Dividend
Let's keep rolling the dice
GLA
March 2023 gap @ 51.3p closed today - Where next for Lloy? down to the 50.23p gap or onwards to the 55.17p gap?
Gap watch Lloy
20th-21st Mar 24 - 50.23p
9th-10th Mar 23 - 51.3p - closed
21st-24th Feb 20 - 55.17p
10th-13th Jan 20 - 60.1p
23rd-24th Jun 16 - 71.1p
27th-28th Oct 15 - 77.1p
Not this one.Think they must have threatened the Black Horse with the knackers yard ,happy days
That is the second time you mentioned Brexit today Hardup. Nobody else one here discussing it...!
Sounds like you are missing the bit of the "anti Brexit anti Tory vitriol".
If it were just Lloyds gaining then one could assume leaked news, HMG relaxing its negative influence on UK banks as they stated they were trying to understand why such had low valuations etc, BUT it is not only banks, but insurance co like LGEN and AV, 3I, etc which have risen more than one would expect with an almost certain Labour Gov to arrive soon and the car costly scandal, Wars, Red sea issues, countless flotsam costing us dearly in more ways that fiscal, etc etc,
Even Gold, which usually move the opposite way to equities is around all time highs.
So is this 'inflation' which may be falling, but the years of high inflation FINALLY being priced into shares, or, is it, as I suggested months ago, that the Tories are 'deliberately' going to loose 'this' G.E, to allow Labour in to foul up the economy, so after a vote of 'no confidence' the Conservatives can ride to rescue a 'battle weary' public, BUT only by forcing a 'new deal' with the EU, much resembling the 'old' arrangement we had when 'in' but not 'actually' re-joining to 'keep' the image of democracy intact?
OR have plans from Labour been leaked to the fiscal world, that perhaps 'they' are planning to do a major new deal with the EU on similar terms?
Remember UK politics are nothing compared with world politics, and as the Brexit vote went against what most all the leaders of the WORLD wanted, then this could be the 'only' way of getting the UK 'back' where they, not us, but 'they' want us, whilst still keeping the 'image' of the west being democratic alive.
Very strange time for shares especially here to be on the up, not sorry, just seems illogical.
I'll pay for your Hairdo Darling ! Pick me up 2 bottles of Chablis .......you don't have to stay the night, and some f@,gs please it's raining. 4 o'clock is fine ...... 😍🥳🤣
STP, yes but I only mentioned Brexit to highlight what your agenda is on this board. It wont be long before you revert to type and are spitting your normal anti Brexit anti Tory vitriol again on a daily basis.
Thats not a Political perspective thats an unhealthy fascination .
Good week all round ATM ..many shares doing well...fellow dip buyers in clover...plenty of rollercoaster days ahead ....enjoy the up days.......gla.
STP
There are many on this board who also think you are not a Lloyds share holder.
And it is you who has the chip on your shoulder which is evident with your incessant posting day in day out whinging about Brexit. Get over it, there's no going back.
Could this get to 58p before going ex-divi??? Opinions greatly appreciated. Thanks
Good luck Reener, nothing wrong with taking your money.
They have been up and down a fair bit since 2020, anyone would think there was some kind of global event like a pandemic or some sort of lockdown, which may have affected all markets and shares. Prior to 2020 and since the banking crash Lloyds were fairly steady in the grand scheme.
A number of people will have been caught buying at higher prices pre-2020, but there were opportunities to average down and long term Lloyds were always going to rise again, just as the markets in general are/ will. Sit and wait is my strategy, it will all come good in the end.
You might find that we've crossed the Rubicon...
Could we see 53p Friday? Not so much a rollercoaster more a small merigoround. Upping target price to 60p end of year if all things hold up and a small reduction from BoE July onwards. Time for horsey to break out into a canter rather than going round in circles at a walking pace.
Selling under 55p ....... 😵💫 Bonkers wot
They have been up an down like the teeth on a saw for years and have never gone anywhere.
some have done good on Lloyds not everyone's a winner
apart from LTI ;-)
Hardup, give it a rest.
Lose the chip on your shoulder...
Selling up today and getting out whilst the going is good. Only just broken even after holding Lloyds shares for many years. The worst investment I ever made, the share price will probably be down to the mid 40s again soon, they have been up an down like the teeth on a saw for years and have never gone anywhare.