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Of course the great Sir KS has something planned. Rob from the hard working, slightly better off and give to the great unwashed and our foreign friends.
Bye Cookoo.
Could those members/morons on here that predicted a scrapping of the dividend pop back on and respond accordingly? Dividend amount is fine, if not spectacular, and buybacks will continue. Sentiment should be neutral to mildly positive, even in light of the car finance nonsense.
Cook
goodbye
Thanks Lloyds another kick in the gonads
should have not put money aside for car cra p own goal guilty as charged no court hearing required
Results presentation 09.15 https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/investors/financial-downloads/event-presentations-webcasts.html
50k worth ,shower of 5hit , kept mothers nest egg as she likes to read how rubbish this is ,if it wasnt for moaning she wouldnt be happy
Imagine how low Lloyds will go if we head into a severe recession rather than massive profits, dividends & buybacks....
I'm assuming car salesman will not have to pay back the commission received after inflating interest rate
What's the difference between inflating interest rate on a loan and inflating the value of a car whilst trying to sell it
The whole car buying process is generally a scam where people are out to rip you off
Are the FCA going to check every single car has been sold at a fair price.
Total equity now at £47.4 Billion
Market cap under £28 Billion
Profit up 57% -final dividend up 15%
People apparently now due compensation for not shopping around to get the best finance deal on car.Perhaps people who buy baked beans in Tescos and then find them cheaper in Sainsburys should be compensated.?
£400m for the car claims = guilty as charged = another 2 years of claims. Woeful
11:00 large breakfast, pint of Guinness spoons o'clock time.
Lloyds - whatever 😏
Once again the banks to the rescue of the British economy! Fully accepting the bail outs saved some , Lloyds was forced to take over the basket case HBOS and has suffered ever since.
The PPI compensation payments and now the likelihood of repayment of undisclosed car finance commission along with the earlier windfall taxes will keep the country ticking over even if we are in recession!!
Returning 14% on buy backs and divis but no rise in sp ffs? Has Sir KS got something nasty planned? Makes no sense to me especially when looking at the stratospheric valuations given to american tech. That bubble has to burst soon imv.
Let’s hope there is a wave of selling so the buybacks can get underway at cheaper prices.
Lol.
Lot of denial on this forum...
LLOY is down -11% YTD, -17% YoY, -30% in 5 years, -50% in 10 years. It never goes up! And the headwinds keep on coming. Car loans, windfall tax, recession fever, Iran, US regs. There seems no end to bad news.
Jeffmids,
You sold then or are you shorting?
This is definitely a SELL -dividend lower than pre covid (how can that be ] -nothing inspiring here -shareholders starting to leave for good .
Order in at 41,95
Triggered at 42.933
*54p not 64p...
Now gone to turd....again. wonder what the afternoon will bring.
Sold entire holding, as Lloyds has never risen on a results day for years.
Might be wrong decision but at least won't have to worry about the share for a while.
Think putting the provision for FCA so early has opened the flood gates and will encourage lawyers to open this up.
Have been in this for years and just never seen it having any legs.
Yeah..looks like I won't be busy with lloyds today ....Will still buy @ 40p ish and sell 5-10% @64p...looking forward to receiving my £xx,xxx dividend payment on the 21st of May...gla atb.