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"Why has UK productivity growth been so bad? Economists have debated many reasons: the financial crisis, the end of the information technology boom, Brexit… There is currently no consensus. However, one obvious explanation has yet to be widely considered: the forced divestment of UK Defined Benefit (DB) pension schemes from productive investment in the UK and international companies to unproductive investments in government bonds."
https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/are-the-pension-regulators-practical-men-responsible-for-the-uks-productivity-crisis/
Sub 40p, you’ll learn! (probably)
Landlords destroying the economy, Ukraine and China….
this will sink as and when the time comes.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/china-s-economy-faces-apocalyptic-collapse-that-will-shatter-major-global-stock-markets/ar-AA1hvR9D?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=1eca74c2a4cc4c4699f420e469f25fd1&ei=19
Morning SUFC,
All good here mate, hope you are too!
Totally agree on dividend but the share price is embarrassing to the BoD, insulting to shareholders and the markets are insulting our intelligence based on a business that makes £6-£8B profit.
But it is what it is mate, if it goes back to 54p like it did at the beginning of the year, I will sell down some more. Gets frustrating whatching others companies go up ie Rolls Royce etc.
Suf
Yes you are correct Lloyds is just divi income now. It's a waiting game for SP improvement, probably a long one.
suf, ***, sean, tf, tof, etc… jobs!
get some!
Sub 40p.
Morning seany123
Hope you OK mate
I don't believe even the like Mad Mick or Catnip or Gazza would honestly believe Lloyds Banking Group is not cheap at 44p IMHO
Since COVID I've increase my holding by over 100,000 Lloyds Beauty's in the retirement portfolio ( Regardless Pension regular income Fund )
As I see it, I be loaded even when Lloyds this hits 63p again IMHO in 6 months or 6 years
Doesn't matter really as said Dividend here is OK and Long Term investors been paid for their patience here
KEEP THE FAITH fellow Black Beauty Investors :-)
Marvellous.
Now, landlord fanboys… get jobs!
LABOUR’S poll lead has been slashed to 10 points, according to a survey published last night.
A poll by Opinium put Labour on 39 per cent and the Conservatives on 29 per cent – a two percentage-point fall for Sir Keir Starmer’s party and a three-point rise for the Tories.
The five-point drop in Labour’s lead follows a series of major announcements by Rishi Sunak, starting with his decision to water down some net zero targets amid concerns about the costs of the policies on struggling households.
The poll, carried out for The Observer, is likely to come as a relief to Downing Street as the Conservatives’ annual conference begins in Manchester today.
Sir Keir continues to be the preferred choice for prime minister, with 28 per cent of respondents favouring him over Mr Sunak. But 37 per cent still opt for neither of the party leaders.
I have no problem with bits of it being renegotiated if they are beneficial to the UK. Boris got the job done at the end of the day ending the stalemate and paralysis. For that he should be applauded. We’re out and we’re not going back. Hallelujah.
So has $unak and Doris spent quite some time trying to...
If all 3 leaders saw the need to renegotiate it, then maybe you can appreciate that the 'oven ready' deal was not very good?
"I will renegotiate Brexit deal", UK Labour’s Keir Starmer says...
https://www.politico.eu/article/keir-starmer-labour-says-renegotiate-brexit-deal/
STP,
Maybe you need to change your mentality and stop whingeing about Brexit. Your posting history is littered with your moaning about Brexit.
Tough luck if you don’t like it. It’s here to stay.
“It is about being objective about where we are now and how best to move forward.”
Agreed. We’re out of the rotting, decaying EU now thankfully. The future is bright. No need to thank us Brexiteers 😉
Sorted by the sounds of it again. No drama here I’m afraid for you Darth/Mach.
WASHINGTON—The House passed a measure to extend government funding through mid-November after a coalition of Republicans and Democrats joined ranks to stave off a government shutdown, putting the matter squarely in the hands of the U.S. Senate.
The House voted 335-91 for the measure, which includes $16 billion in disaster relief but omits aid for Ukraine. That exceeded the two-thirds majority needed to clear the bill through the House, which considered the legislation under special procedures requiring a supermajority of votes.
Before the vote, House Republicans argued that the party had exhausted its options after dissident conservatives derailed an earlier plan, and said that the only choice now was to pass a bill extending funding at 2023’s $1.6 trillion annual rate through Nov. 17. That squares with major components of the approach being taken in the Senate, except that the Senate version includes an emergency $6 billion for Ukraine.
“I want to keep government open,” House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R., Calif.) said after a closed-door conference meeting earlier Saturday, noting that the House still needs to pass eight of 12 spending bills. “I am asking Republicans and Democrats alike. Put your partisanship away. Focus on the American public.”
Some Democrats had worked to rally their members against the legislation, arguing against omitting aid for Ukraine and saying that Republicans had pulled a fast one by advancing a bill that they said would enable a pay raise for members of Congress. But Republicans moved to fix the cost-of-living increase matter, and also questioned why Democrats would be willing to shut down their own government in the name of supporting Ukraine.
Hello Gateboy,
Like I told you, I'm simply not going to wade thru all that.
Regardless, invariably what you post does not hold up to any level of scrutiny.
It is simply a skewed perspective.
As a collective what we need to think about is what is best for the country.
That is not any longer being pro or anti brexit.
It is about being objective about where we are now and how best to move forward.
'Undercover on the government's Rwanda plan'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZylpF1t328
Led by Donkeys serve up a pre-conference special
The dividend is the only thing keeping the light on SUFC, your right there mate!!
Everyone else has gone home!! Especially the B.o.D members, may as well of done anyway..
Will the share price rise, mmmm?? maybe when the Election is well in the rear view mirror if any transparency to profit raiding is given either way, if there is a raid, forget the share price for ever..
Personally given up the the share price these days
Its all about dividend income for me
Lloyds Dividend is keeping the light on :-)
Share price will rise again in her own time
Total voting rights
28th Feb 2018 72,086,432,586
29th Mar 2018 72,176,280,921 +89m
30th Apr 2018 71,992,041,055 -184m
09th May 2018 72,407,041,055 +415m
31st May 2018 72,129,030,238 -278m
29th June 2018 71,958,123,874 -171m
29th July 2018 71,515,614,767 -443m
31st Aug 2018 71,132,542,688 -383m
28th Sept 2018 71,139,419,538 +7m
31st Oct 2018 71,147,373,711 +8m
30th Nov 2018 71,155,240,499 +8m
31st Dec 2018 71,163,592,264 +8m
31st Jan 2019 71,172,185,031 +9m
28th Feb 2019 71,349,949,398 +178m, total for year MINUS 736m shares
29th Mar 2019 71,196,168,225 -154m
30th Apr 2019 70,864,314,036 -332m
08th May 2019 71,409,314,036 +545m
31st May 2019 70,956,983,504 -452m
28th June 2019 70,764,310,880 -193m
31st July 2019 70,472,185,753 -292m
30th Aug 2019 70,128,674,524 -344m
30th Sept 2019 70,026,650,473 -102m
31st Oct 2019 70,036,069,794 +10m
29th Nov 2019 70,044,224,961 +8m
31st Dec 2019 70,052,557,838 +8m
31st Jan 2020 70,285,353,360 +233m
28th Feb 2020 70,426,890,295 +141m, total for year MINUS 923m shares
31st Mar 2020 70,442,102,615 +16m
30th Apr 2020 70,453,630,525 +12m
29th May 2020 70,752,109,189 +300m
30th June 2020 70,762,180,096 +10m
31st July 2020 70,774,420,907 +12m
28th Aug 2020 70,787,965,706 +13m
30th Sept 2020 70,802,126,471 +14m
30th Oct 2020 70,815,383,752 +13m
30th Nov 2020 70,829,127,790 +14m
31st Dec 2020 70,839,206,060 +10m
31st Jan 2021 70,849,366,949 +10m
28th Feb 2021 70,859,202,885 +10m, total for year PLUS 433m shares
31st Mar 2021 70,945,784,662 +86m
30th Apr 2021 70,954,353,687 +9m
28th May 2021 70,962,362,830 +8m
30th June 2021 70,970,030,431 +8m
30th July 2021 70,978,544,624 +8m
31st Aug 2021 70,986,783,092 +8m
30th Sept 2021 70,995,638,276 +9m
31st Oct 2021 71,005,038,043 +10m
31st Nov 2021 71,012,823,613 +7m
31st Dec 2021 71,022,593,135 +10m
31st Jan 2022 71,038,165,242 +16m
28th Feb 2022 71,047,437,994 +9m, total for year PLUS 188m shares
28th Mar 2022 70,305,970,390 -742m
31st Mar 2022 70,176,792,699 -129m
30th Apr 2022 69,666,692,662 -510m
31st May 2022 69,647,400,492 -19m
30th June 2022 69,042,821,945 -605m
29th July 2022 68,479,354,394 -563m
31st Aug 2022 68,243,054,666 -236m
30th Sept 2022 67,804,960,981 -439m
31st Oct 2022 67,269,682,667 -535m
30th Nov 2022 67,278,416,588 +9m
3rd Jan 2023 67,287,852,204 +9m
31st Jan 2023 67,406,788,337 +119m
28th Feb 2023 67,386,199,641 -200m total for year MINUS 3.661bn shares
28th Mar 2023 66,686,047,352 -700m
31st Mar 2023 66,615,936,756 -71m
30th Apr 2023 66,006,787,187 -609m
31st May 2023 65,652,037,259 -354m
23rd June 2023 64,961,222,997 -691m
30th June 2023 64,640,297,474 -321m
31st July 2023 64,359,436,417 -281m
31st Aug 2023 63,540,750,749 -819m
29th Sept 2023 63,546,314,345 +6m total for year MINUS 3.839bn
Brixton,
I'm a year after you for my state pension. If you are interested you can register with Government Gateway and then get a pension forecast online which will be based on your NI contribution record to date. Go to this link....
https://www.gov.uk/check-state-pension
Indeed TFE.
I would almost call us visionaries 😉
Sticky,
It probably makes uncomfortable reading for you, hence you sticking your fingers in your ears and your head in the sand 😳