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Skier1........There is nothing new in the Sky news article. It is just paraphrasing Martin Lewis.
Professional Share comentators now consistently setting out the very clear case why £1 share price will be comfortably seen
Some very obvious sharp gap up on the chat ahead.
Deeply discounted vs book value.
Huge upside on standard P/E reversion play.
Huge upside potential on discount to US peer ratings
Significant capital appreciation and Dividends on offer.
GLA
Professional Share comentators now consistently setting out the very clear case why £1 share price will be comfortably seen
Some very obvious sharp gap up on the chat ahead.
Deeply discounted vs book value.
Huge upside on standard P/E reversion play.
Huge upside potential on discount to US peer ratings
Significant capital appreciation and Dividends on offer.
GLA
Professional Share comentators now consistently setting out the very clear case why £1 share price will be comfortably seen
Some very obvious sharp gap up on the chat ahead.
Deeply discounted vs book value.
Huge upside on standard P/E reversion play.
Huge upside potential on discount to US peer ratings
Significant capital appreciation and Dividends on offer.
GLA
Professional Share comentators now consistently setting out the very clear case why £1 share price will be comfortably seen
Some very obvious sharp gap up on the chat ahead.
Deeply discounted vs book value.
Huge upside on standard P/E reversion play.
Huge upside potential on discount to US peer ratings
Significant capital appreciation and Dividends on offer.
GLA
It's becoming more noticeable recently how those that are looking to cash out at 95p are getting triggered by the whole market calling £1+
They will be no doubt quietly buying back in at 105p+ and calling it to 150p+ once they have properly loaded up.
Don't blame them for trying.
With the Uk government sinking fast in over £2.6 trillion of debt:
1. Record housing benefit claims, which is the Uk landlord scandal.
2. With record unwelcome and unstable immigrants fast making the Uk an unstable country.
3. The foreign knife crime culture.
4. Record numbers of youngsters refusing to work, with no achievable goal to own their home.
5. More and more companies are quitting the fast sinking Uk.
6. Landlord MPs and banks have failed our Uk people.
31p end of year.
31p target.
End of this discussion.
Sk1
''The Sky News article says''
I suppose that a broadcaster would know far more than the Lloyds BOD's ?
I read that professional share tipster malcolm Stacey is now also apparently calling a £1 Share price target for Lloyds bank
Once this hits 70p+ in the near term even the naysayers will be saying OK OK OK £1 will be hit, but £1.50p+ is stretching it.
All this despite the historic double digit P/E levels actually bring lloyds in line with the top 10 US peer banks that trade on a median P/E of 15
When it happens... all on hear will claim to have called it from these levels.
The Sky News article says the DCA car-loan scandal could cost banks "tens of billions" of pounds. That's a bit more than the "millions" that LLOY has (so far) put aside.
Babies ?? BANKs
Predictive text huh
Still don't see why the babies pay for people's stupidity
Go to broker a, get quoted 5%
Go to bank l, get quote 4.5%
Why go with a broker (too lazy to look around), UNLESS you can,'t get it from a bank for whatever reason, and then, what makes you think you can blame someone else for your credit rating not letting you get the cheapest deal ? OR. Got have gone to some dodgy place that insists on using their credit, in which case you issue is with them
I cannot for any reason see why it is the banks fault
Onelongrunner
Machiavelli, wrote the Prince, in which he asks the question is it better for a Prince to be loved or feared by the people.
His conclusion was that fear was the best, for it concentrated the populace's mind more than love.
Fear of Brexit, fear of war, fear of economic collapse, fear of climate change, fear keeps people in line. Divide along age, sex, race, religion. If the means, to control does not exist then create it. Create fear and diversions to suit your agenda .
One thing never changes the establishment, they are always there, just as Cameron popped up and Andrew Bailey goes from failure to failure, just two examples from so many.
There is nothing to fear except fear its self.
at least barclays is sticking up for itself, come on charlie old boy stop being a ***** and stick your dukes up.
"it was unclear whether lloyds would also seek to mount a legal challenge over the decision to uphold a complaint against it.
lloyds declined to comment.
https://news.sky.com/story/barclays-mounts-legal-challenge-over-car-finance-claim-13111056
RR what global misery and impending Armageddon? 😂
Unless of course your referring to loony labour winning the general election
Its funny how the peddlers of fear haven't seemed to suffer the same as the General Public🤔
"Need a lot more investors willing to sell"
hopefully going ex-div will shake a few more out
Dax p/e ratio much higher than the ftse 100 - does that make it better.
I prefer to buy stock at much better valuations.
JP Morgan announced record profits for 2023 of $49.6 billion.
Not doing too bad out of a never ending narrative of global misery and impending armageddon.
SC - and others
I have also mentioned before that the ftse 100 index is not calculated in the same way as all other stock market indices so a comparison is nonsense, when taking account of such index calculation and numbers and composition .
For example the DAX is a TOTAL RETURNS INDEX taking account of dividend yields
Sc
''FTSE100 10% + rise......... abysmal performance when compared with its international peers over the corresponding time period.''
what did you not understand when i pointed out pre and post referendum comparisons of the ftse after you posting nonsense about the referendum being responsible?
Now you want to change tack, because you realise want you posted was garbage.
The 100 companies that make up the ftse cannot be compared in composition to the just 40 companies that make up the Dax and Cac.
As any investor should know concentrating on fewer companies would increase the risk reward ratio in comparison to a much larger portfolio.
I cannot understand why many complain about our market being cheap - others like myself should have made full use of the fact over the years.
‘could eclipse anything since second world war’, says JP Morgan boss
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/global-economic-risks-could-eclipse-161854793.html