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RR was a big gaff by me sold up at 150p, cost me £15k so far in lost profit
Well done,Ive held for 3+ years and not made a profit lol
Outstanding order cancelled.
Will I get more SB opportunities in the near future with the buyback about to commence.
Spread bet
Lti
What is “SB” ?
Average share price now 20.55p
Opened at 43.949
now closed at 44.605
now with no open SB's
Don't worry guys. The here today, gone tomorrow Rolls Royce investors will eventually get bored and then it will be our turn for a sustained rise.
Worse is yet to come
50p 60p 80p 100p
Fill Da Boots
Lloyds Banking Group 2 years this week invasion of Ukraine Feb 2022 54p a share
Lloyds Banking Group 4 years ago April 2020 64p
Lloyds Banking Group is in a better position than 2020 pre covid with higher interest rates :)
Cheap as Chips Lloyds Banking Group 44p
Fill Da Boots
Love & Light
Chips
64p end of year
44.80. Nice 6% profit
NC
''double digit inflation has failed to lift this''
why would inflation automatically increase the share price?
Dave
''while the management’s salary has increased significantly.''
salaries are determined by market forces/inflation not a share price
Whilst they are a low level, so anytime as even massive buybacks and double digit inflation has failed to lift this, and with Labour, car scandal, ever more flotsam, war threats, as Bob also said, 'you ain't going nowhere' Change 'you' for Lloyds
Tomorrow is the more likely answer though.
Should start tomorrow, if not then Monday.
NC
''As for Citra living, I also said 'WAIT' until it is filled with low life, who will then claim for ever mould spore, every broken window catch, and sue us''
Citra are not a housing association. Any problems with a new build is covered by a NHBC 10 year warranty.
btw why do you think that anyone renting from Citra would be a ''low life'' ?
Long term investor
The share price has been in a trading range and depending on when you bought it , apart from the dividend there has not any much gain , while the management’s salary has increased significantly.
What is most frightening is that this stealth taxing those with, to level up those without, not only extends to our own workshy who use breeding as a meal, house and life 'ticket' but now brings the world to enjoy leisure time at 'our' expense who soon 'when in Rome' do the same after being firmly established, so then HMG allow in even more to 'replace' those recent, established in a home, with a child, no longer finding work pays, with ever more.
All in a misguided ruse of looking after the elderly, but truth being many of them need care from young age via universal credits, free rent and c.tax, child allowance, thus costing us for their entire life before they too age and require a pension.
So these Citra homes will be a magnet for 'future claims' some we can guess like damp, dangerous window catches, stairs, fire, lifts, and many yet to be 'dreamt' up by future HMG 'advisors'
Worse than that, this is WITH a Tory gov.
Imagine the hit on any wealth when Labour are in no 10 soon.
Lloyds is just another 'arm' of the Social Security , a buffer between the poor and HMG, hence years of 'bank bashing' by HMG.
And I also said, and saw that before others on here too.
Dylan once sang 'You don't need to be a weatherman to know which way the wind blows'
I can't see any dates for when the buyback will happen, any predictions?
Did anybody he in back ground talking about possible Jv partner vert interesting
"building a more sustainable and inclusive future is central to this, including our commitment to supporting the environmental transition, social housing and broader purpose-aligned objectives".
esg & dei combined with wef "stakeholder capitalism". essentially this is not a capitalist company. i was there for a few years when they got rid of meritocracy and went full dei which by definition will lower the quality of the people hired and managed. all ***s, non-whites and women got promotions. look at a 10 year chart to see how they have run circles around the shareholders while playing virtue signalling kindergarten. this company must be exposed until they understand who is the boss. i recommend voting down the compensation proposals before the annual.
Chid calling other people "bitter"...priceless lol..
SUFC, well done mate, if anyone deserves a bit of luck you do.
NC
''EITHER way they have 'cut' returns to shareholders, as I not you, I suspected would be the case.''
??
NO - they have maintained the buyback amount and increased the dividend, making the 2023 returns to shareholders greater than in 2022
Ran
''Citra finally revealed as social housing. FRIGHTENING''
??
Citra is a private rental sector business not a f ing Housing association
Never mind buy backs give the long suffering holders a decent divi ,Billions spent on buy backs and the Sp hasn’t moved nuff said.