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Absolutely! Post credit crunch so many are either too young to remember or unaware that rates are about normal now. I remember the nightmare of paying 15%!!
What sickens me is that the old chiefs of the big banks are either still in jobs or retired in luxury while shareholders were crucified. They should be doing time for their wild ambitions and reckless actions.
Quite how a Labour government let them off the hook is baffling.
After 71 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date....................................................1,479,596,220
Aggregate cost to date... ............................................Β£759,871,872.49
Average price paid to date..........................................51.3567p
Percentage of Β£2 billion buyback completed............37.99%
Protect yourselves
Buy Gold and Silver
Next leg up is on the cards for Gold IMHO $3000 is on the cards
Silver Ratio between Gold is starting to correct itself Β£1 a grams is on the cards
Love & Light
Chips
This is the first call of the month
Lloyds Banking Group Shares 55p yes 55p for a share in the whole group ,what a bargain :)
Lloyds with dividend equates to over 57p and this was where we were just before Putin invaded Ukraine and 9p below pre covid price
With rates where they are Lloyds is in a better position than 2020 .
I think personally for Lloyds Banking Group rates @ 4% interest rate would be better ,less defaults.
Now the buyback machine is in full swing ,so I welcome more shorting to oil the Buyback Machine and snap up all them unloved shares :)
Happy to stick around the 55p mark ,suits my needs.
Worse is yet to come 60p 80p 100p :)
Love & Light
Chips
80p end of year
Ls
'' who have had to stomach sky high borrowing costs''
I think you mean historically normal borrowing costs
LS
''inflationary pressures ease''
core inflation was at 3.9%
services inflation was at 5.9%
real wage growth
DT
"Livestock it wasn't that long ago that you and others wanted interest rates to keep rising"
It was indeed but it seems weβre now beginning the next phase in the cycle where inflationary pressures ease and central banks move to a new playbook to help prop up a flagging economy and make life easier for consumers and businesses who have had to stomach sky high borrowing costs
New all time highs reached for AZN
Some Lloyds shareholders continuing to give up their shares cheaply
LS
''and is more likely to be in July ''
ZERO percent chance in July.
Lti
"Lloyds does not need a base rate cut to thrive"
It will be the first rate cut to kick start Lloyds rally and is more likely to be in July leave it any longer and run the risk of recession next year
Ls
''the sooner the better for kick starting the next Lloyds rally''
Lloyds does not need a base rate cut to thrive.
A cut in base rates this month would be an enormous surprise. As I have previously said, if there is to be a rate cut then August is far more likely to be earliest time.
Livestock it wasn't that long ago that you and others wanted interest rates to keep rising, a recession, at some point, is inevitable regardless of who is governing the country....
also people have been living beyond their means for years...and got throught it.
DYOR
MV ""Interest rates are not historically high""
Agreed, and it's great to see some return for savers for a change....
DYOR
DT
interest rate cut from the BoE will ease the strain in household and business cost of boring financial expert are saying with out a cut in June there could be a recession next year, the sooner the better for kick starting the next Lloyds rally
I agree why....?
Spare a thought for all those hardworking mortgage payers who have overextended themselves to get on the housing ladder. Who now find themselves struggling to keep all the trappings that go with their newly found status in society. Trappings that they can't possibly go without and are now probably about to vote for a party with no policies in the vain hope that things will get better. Hope being the correct word here, as they will find to their costs. With the inevitable rise in the unemployment rate that is an historic certainty under labour before they are voted once more into oblivion.
And so the circle begins.
AndAnotherThing regarding
capital gains and dividend allowances, you ain't seen nothing yet, the whole spectrum will be up for scrutiny to finance the expansion of the civil service and special advisors to back up their hair brain schemes and placidate the unions.
Aat
Yes they would have affected some investors, but nothing in comparison to possibly more than doubling the tax payable on dividends for basic rate tax payers and of course higher for higher rate tax payers and limiting ISA investment benefits. Everyone to pay inheritance tax and capital gains on death?
It is in the DNA of socialists to spend other peoples money
Fakey is simply an attention seeker- proved to be fake.
No one need concern themselves with his Β£4,000, Β£4,500 + per point open sell SB 'position' if the Lloyds share price continues to go up - he will not lose money.
Lti, the low life tories have already raided the stock market pi's accounts through the capital gains and dividend allowance reductions...where have you been?
fakey,
your pathetic!
only on here talking ****e on a down day,
what a loser you are!
hilarious
LS
cuts to base rates should be made only if the economy needs it, and not simply because of a 2% inflation target rate being anticipated to be reached.
In general of course, high dividend paying stocks could potentially benefit on a valuation basis with increased attractiveness against lowered market interest rates.
I wonder if the Labour party will put in their manifesto, targeted hits to stock market investment, or will they bring them in later?
Darth.Trader.
I agree why!
Interest rates are not historically high, low interest rates will not help this bank or any other bank or people with cash on deposit, or even premium bonds !. But our politicians are wedded to it for low interests rates keep the interest that the government has to pay on its gilts down. Low interest rates allows the government to borrow more to spend on the things that just make things worse for all of us.
Livestock...."Let's hope governor bailey follows this and cuts rates on 20 June"
Why?
D....
Let's hope governor bailey follows this and cuts rates on 20 June
ECB cuts interest rates by 0.25%
Fun trivia for the day.
Which poster posted on 31.5.24. Last friday in 2024 where you will see the sp trade above 55p?...i know im early but couldnt resist
Another satnav malfunction!