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LTI,
"removing 4 Billion + shares from the market each and every year WOULD have a long term positive impact to the price per share."
Agree, that's the logic of buybacks.
Onwards & upwards
Good Morning All
Poland - no problems whatsoever cos they took NO migrants, growing economy everyone happy, polish builders going home.
Gunsup, totally agree about the bond market, 10 year has risen significantly in uk too - not prepared to keep lending to an overspending UK government. Jeremy Hunt should be singing Happy ' Well I never kept a dollar past midnight' Keith Richards /Mick Jagger.
The reporting of the unrest in Sweden has been restricted for years. They have some serious problems over there.
Just saying.
Brixton..
The once peaceful and safe Sweden is the big clue to where this is heading bros...
The right wing support will surge as people feel less safe...As it is media trying to dumb it down.. Some bad dudes in the mix that is for sure..
Gun
Song : Lol
Hope that tozzer Sunak stays in the middle east "live without you" @rse-hole can't / won't stop the boats, London is the next Gaza
Livestock
Respect, but is the bond market which is the real problem..
IMF telling the Joe Biden and President Xi problem they is creating.. since them is creating at Sept meeting. Since then the USA debt it is increase by 0.5$trillion😂
Cannot carry on like this for sure..
Song for LTI and the other Lloyds investors. By the legend that was Aretha Franklin..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ifw8JhDBvs
Total UK marketing budget growth slows to year-to-date low, but main media spending rises again
Key points:
â–ª Efforts to protect brands and capitalise on competitor hesitancy supported budget expansions, although total marketing spend growth slowed in Q3
â–ª Main media marketing budgets rise at the strongest pace since Q1 2021, driving overall upturn
â–ª Industry-wide business confidence remains depressed amid gloomy economic outlook, but confidence edges slightly higher for company- own prospects
â–ª Adspendsettofallinrealtermsuntil2024asUK economy poised for recession
The latest Bellwether survey revealed another quarter of total marketing budget growth, extending the current sequence of upward spending revisions to ten successive quarters. There was however a moderation of the upturn as persistent inflationary pressures, further increases in borrowing costs and a subsequent deterioration in the UK economic outlook drove some companies to be more cautious with their budgets.
There was a strong proportion of the survey panel that expanded their total marketing spend in the third quarter of the year, with 21.1% of Bellwether firms increasing spending in the three months to October. However, with a sizeable 15.8% registering downgraded budgets, this resulted in a net balance of just +5.3% (down from +6.4% previously), pointing to the weakest quarter of total marketing budget growth since the final quarter of 2022.
https://www.pmi.spglobal.com/Public/Home/PressRelease/da52d49c113642e9b19d6d7f9ec302b2
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The FTSE 100 is expected to open lower as Middle East tensions sparked heavy falls in the US and Asian markets.
Spread betting companies are calling London’s lead index down by around 40 points
Lti, and yet the UK's inflation rate is substantially higher than Germany's. Before you post, make sure it's right
MB
Was the great gift of the UK leaving the EU the reason that Germany recently had the highest inflation rate for about 50 years?.
Change the fckin record
Brix, maybe birds on a boat is not his turn on?
MB
another example of a loser who simply comes back onto the Lloyds board to disrupt
pizz off
A123
''You insinuated I am not invested in Lloyds. I am merely telling you that I am''
how many examples of disruption is needed. Examples of relevant posts on the state of the Lloyds banking group which is a UK ECONOMY CENTRED business are hard to come by.
10 Oct 2023 14:19
Just feel the need to remind everyone from time to time the irreparable damage the brexit you voted for has done to our country, and continues to do so.
10 Oct 2023 12:51
Its another Brexit benefit. To have the highest interest rates for the longest within the euro area I mean.
28 Sep 2023 19:31
Brexit was always going to be a failure, even if it had been implemented. That's because it was a dogshixt idea, voted for by idiots
26 Sep 2023 11:22
Of course there is lots of immigrants in the UK.
We occupied/exploited nearly every continent in the world, and the chickens have come home to roost.
21 Sep 2023 20:12
The same can't be said about much of our British council tenant scum.
15 Sep 2023 16:30
We just needed to pay TATA £500 million to stick around in the UK.
11 Sep 2023 12:35
I think it is likely we will re-join the EU, probably in the next 20 years.
It will be bad news to loose all of the invisible and non-existent brexit benefits
BREXIT benefits gave us the highest inflation in 40 years, the highest debt in 60 years and the highest taxation in 70 years…
The gift that keeps on giving......
You insinuated I am not invested in Lloyds. I am merely telling you that I am, not that it should make any difference.
A123
''I am invested in Lloyds''
normal response from those who need justification.
You are posting on many other boards, and I imagine about the state of the business.
A123
'' Doesn't stop me from exposing some of the Brexit lies being spread here.''
and there you go yet again. The only thing you are exposing are your futile nonsense posts.
Move on, get over it - now well over 7 years.
For my sins I am invested in Lloyds. Doesn't stop me from exposing some of the Brexit lies being spread here.
A123
also, maybe you could concentrate on posting on boards of companies where you may be invested, rather than coming back to the Lloyds board on occasions where you are not invested, simply for disruptive purposes.
A123
STOP getting off the subject (recession) , as in
''Very easy to not fall into a recession when you have not had any growth to begin with''
A recession happens when GDP for a period of time goes down, no matter what the level of GDP is.
and stop the inaccurate nonsense statements like ''not had any growth to begin with''
A123
''Lti, that only 4x over 60 years. That's poor and you know it.''
did you not think that they could have been inflation adjusted figures.
Actual GDP in 1960 was about 26,000 million
You are looking at a 60 year timeframe. Suggest you look at a more recent period and compare different countries.