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Nom
so much pointless nonsense that gets posted on this board.
In 2005 the UK debt was less £0.5 trillion and had doubled in just 5 years to 2010. At that rate of percentage increase we would now have debt in excess of £6 trillion.
Debt very rarely would gall in nominal terms. Government measures is to reduce debt as a percentage of GDP. The ratio was on a course of rapid increase from 2010. Like an oil tanker momentum takes time to turn around. At about the start of the pandemic the debt to GDP was stabilising
Nomlungu
“ The CONservatives got into power in 2010 when the National Debt was around £1.08 trillion. It reached around £1.9 trillion before Covid struck. They managed to nearly double the National Debt during Austerity. ”
It doesn’t really matter who is in power these days, the debt is more than likely going to climb further. It just depends how much.
Where do you see the debt will be in four years if Labour get in?
Https://www.fool.co.uk/2013/12/02/can-lloyds-banking-group-plcs-share-price-return-to-976p/
Oh dear LTI, now you will be crying into your beer.
976p in 1999 ☺️🍿
Gate13Boy,
The CONservatives got into power in 2010 when the National Debt was around £1.08 trillion. It reached around £1.9 trillion before Covid struck. They managed to nearly double the National Debt during Austerity.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/281761/national-debt-of-the-united-kingdom-uk/
Car
''Stone cold sober, with actual evidence to back it up…''
I wonder what you would be like after half a shandy.
LBG has had a maximum price of about 89p.
LTI
Stone cold sober, with actual evidence to back it up…
unlike yourself ☺️🍿
Car
Have you had excess alcohol as well as Brix?
LBG has had a maximum price of about 89p.
“Max sp”
Not even mentioning 1st May 1999.
☺️🍿
“Maximum price of about 89p”
Cool story bro.
Now for the facts:
Yahoo, click time period, click max, click apply:
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/quote/LLOY.L/history?period1=820108800&period2=1694995200&interval=1mo&filter=history&frequency=1mo&includeAdjustedClose=true
On 1st May 2002, Landlord Lloyd’s sp is 502p with an intraday of 640p.
Google, click more, click max.
Lloyds Banking Group PLC https://g.co/kgs/zkrEcn
Maximum sp above 500p.
Ah, evidence! ☺️🍿
Brix
Brix
''You bought Lloyds not Lloyds Banking Group''
''You thought Lloyds was undervalued at £1''
''Cashier in a Bank ! With £50m in the stock market''
'' Very believable.''
Just goes to show what sort of mindset gets created from the accumulated affect of excess alcohol in combination with advancing years.
Maybe you should just go for the unlimited coffee refills in weatherpersons from now on.
Cashier in a Bank ! With £50m in the stock market good work son well played. Very believable.
Nom
“And then the CONservatives borrowed and spend another £1.5 trillion. What a proud record to stand on.”
There was a pandemic in case you missed it 🤔 Labour have never needed a reason to overspend. Never have, never will…..
Brix
''You bought Lloyds not Lloyds Banking Group''
''You thought Lloyds was undervalued at £1''
Try your best at thinking a little before posting.
I have been on this site since 2016, not even here when LBG had a maximum price of about 89p let alone a fictitious £1 for me to post a comment about the value.
i have already stated how long it has been since i first invested in Halifax, Lloyds etc.
The purchases from day one minus my sales over that very long period means that my current holdings average price is 20.59p.
Maybe time for you to give up alcohol
You bought Lloyds not Lloyds Banking Group. I suspect you paid well over a £1 .
That's unfortunate but don't think your in a position to preach issues of wonga .
Ram
A little uptick from 41p seemed to have done you the power of good - now after a down day, you are back to square one.
Lets hope that lloyds can go up at least 0.1p tomorrow for your well-being.
One f//king f//ked up share f//king 42.00 one s//t show this century
Brix
''You thought Lloyds was undervalued at £1''
Once again as I said - too many beers at wetherspoons - you don't even know so it seems that LBG has had a maximum price of about 89p.
Posting completely fictitious nonsense just gives off the appropriate impression.
You are not the only one suffering with age related memory problems.
Luckily so far I am fine.
“I have been at 10% cash for a long time - I may start reducing that to 5% - could be a sensible thing”
Storing that 5% inside my wallet, instead of Landlord Lloyds, then at least it will be perfectly safe.
Call Carl’s fuss free financial advice.
"And then the CONservatives borrowed and spend another £1.5 trillion. What a proud record to stand on."
Numbnutslongu
Presumably you would have been the first to whine if the government didn't pay out billions on furlough, or billions to support people during the cost of living crisis, or many more billions as a direct result of the pandemic and Putlers war on Ukraine.
Where do you think the money for this came from?
It's terrifying that thick socialists like you will be celebrating a Labour win next year.
Our great country truly will be fcked if Starmer wins.
Take a visit to Bradford if you think Leeds is a poor area, if nothing else they have a decent shopping area even boasting a Harvey Nichols' store.
You thought Lloyds was undervalued at £1
Brix
''You don't hold any cash so you have said & posted that in itself is stupid.''
You must drink too many strong beers at wetherspoons - affecting your memory.
I have been at 10% cash for a long time - I may start reducing that to 5% - could be a sensible thing to do when so many stocks are undervalued by the market.
"Liam Byrne was indeed honest…….the last Labour government had spent every last penny"
And then the CONservatives borrowed and spend another £1.5 trillion. What a proud record to stand on.
Cash bond at 3.59% is easy access, can move after next interest rate rise. You don't hold any cash so you have said & posted that in itself is stupid.
Tony "teflon" Blair 🤣