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The dow jones has given 46p and hath taken away
Well there we go. SP managed to briefly get above 46p this afternoon only for the DOW to drag it back down again!
Gate13boy
Completely agree higher interest rates will get lloyds out the 40p trading price range the increased income margins will improve the dividend yield going forward
Natural gas prices are expected to continue to surge over the coming winter months, now four times higher than at the beginning of January this year, one more headwind for the UK economy to absorb.
Huge mistake by regulators allowing Centrica to close the UK and Europes largest natural gas storage facility, the Rough Gas Field leaving the UK at the mercy of international gas supply markets .... like the HGV crisis just one more prime example of the UKs never ending story of cost cutting and under investment in the national infrastructure of the country.
"U.S. homes prices surged 19.7% in July, posting the biggest jump in more than 30 years for the third straight month....."
Y/Y
U.S. homes prices surged 19.7% in July, posting the biggest jump in more than 30 years for the third straight month.....
Thefarend
No problem matey A.T.B to you
in the past dollar investors use the opportunity to buy sterling shares...may..i say may work in the sp favour
"I cant see Lloyds Bank being the Rolls Royce of shares"
Neither can I Knivey, RR made a £4bn loss last year.
Just saying :~)
Higher interest rates are coming in the next few months without doubt. Negative interest rates, predicted by some on here are not going to materialise.
As long as the rate rises are not excessive to put a lid on inflation, there is no reason why the economic recovery (assuming the sheep mentality morons have stopped their behaviour at the petrol stations) cannot continue with Lloyds able to benefit from bigger margins.
another 4p and we will be back to before Brexit levels, onwards and upwards as they say
Just hit 46 !
touched again
LLOY did listened to me it is blue now same as FTSE 100,nice
follow the FTSE 100 as is turning green ,
ff
Have you no could of's or would of's etc to seek out?.
Maybe you needed a distraction from a sliding share?.
This is a Lloyd`s bb m8!
ff
Tell the BBC that they have lack of cashier's and the ATMs are about to run out of cash
Then maybe we also see a 25% rise in share price like BP have...
Have to say the BP management have pulled a blinder here.
Mad ££££££ big bucks for their shareholders in capital gains.
I put it down to his lack of knowledge and powers of deduction.
88
''bp shares doing well ''
J46
27 Sep 2020 19:15
‘’ I told LTI he was making a mistake investing in Oilies’’
I bought some BP at under £2
and some SHELL (b) at under £9
2014 posts of Pure Nonsense ,everybody on here know Indices and Markets never go up in straight line ,drops are opportunities' to top up on Cheap Stocks like Lloyds 19p below Pre Covid
Yes Wake Up and Smell The Coffee and BUY BUY BUY this undervalued Stock .
May help you claw some of your loses
Azzurri
68p end of year
Interest rate rise will be bad for the consumer. The consumer is 70% odd of the economy, so a rate rise flowing through the pipe won't benefit Lloyds. Making money and debt more expensive will light the fuse - The Banksters know this, they are in a position of their own making - in a word screwed.
Wake up and smell the coffee all you rampers fantasists get rich quick merchants and scum of the universe smashie and nicey aka dumb and dumber we do a lot of work for the charidee the Dow Jones doesn't always go up
livestock..your obviously not big enough to apologise for your foul and abusive language/post......so are you saying he didnt say this ..."In a downbeat speech Andrew Bailey cautioned that interest rates will have to rise to tame escalating prices – but stressed the economy is currently too weak to withstand such a move.".........
WW
You may have to give up on the triple ply bog roll for the Guardian on string - there are benefits.