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Our mate, Margaritis Schinas, vice-president of the European Commission, stated this in Saville yesterday.
Brexit going well lads?
Onwards and upwards
Only 959,312 bought back today, must be waiting for X-div day when the shares will be 1.84p cheaper
...thx HU ..gl.
US CPI Weds 10/4 & PPI 11/4......Will be plenty of interest in this data ..also German CPI friday worth a look ....gla.
After 29 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date....................................................594,588,161
Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £291,825,950.67
Average price paid to date..........................................49.0804
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............14.59%
And for SUFC
The cancelled shares to date will save £10,940,422.16 from the Final Dividend payment which goes ex-div on 11th April.
The UK, European and Asian markets lose ground on the back of 500+ point fall on Wall Street, only for the US to regain the a huge chunk of the fall after markets close for the weekend. Hopefully just a pause in the UK's attempt at record indices levels.
Hardup.
Yes another £50 for a cuppa, nice to see their aliments are not stopping them from fleecing old ladies.
..SP done better than some of the armageddon predictions on here 30p etc etc.... Xdiv 11/4 £xx,xxx incoming may 21st..however there are going to be many rollercoaster days ahead ....have a good weekend gla
Leas.
Some on this board do show signs of being to emotionally attached to this company/ share.
I went through it myself when I first started investing, you think you own more of a company than you ever will.
Investors can get to attached and do not know when to call it a day: unlike board members who will jump ship when something better coming along, director have no emotional ties and neither should a good investor. It is about money!
Now if I think that I have made enough on an investment I will sell it in a day and move on and take a profit.
I have only been back in this share for a few weeks and will jump ship: at some time in the near future.
Here`s hoping.
GLA
Another good week with the average buyback price still at sub 50p -
1.84p discount from next Thursday, with Fakey having to pay out £920 then if he ever had the open sell bet , and keeps.
© Thomson Reuters
MILAN (Reuters) - Italian banks have seen their share prices soar to multi-year highs as rising interest rates turbocharge profits, driving up lending costs while deposit rates lag far behind.
When the European Central Bank embarked on its fastest-ever cycle of rate hikes in July 2022 Italian banks had completed a clean-up that rid them of some 290 billion euros ($314 billion) in impaired loans.
Loan losses remain at record low levels thanks to stricter lending policies and generous state guarantees that cushioned the blow on the economy from the COVID-19 pandemic, the energy crisis and the sudden spike in borrowing costs.
With ample capital reserves and a limited need to provision against credit losses, banks have been able to boost payouts for investors, making up for a dividend ban regulators imposed during the pandemic.
UniCredit, in particular, has bet strongly on buying back its own shares, which used to trade at a deep discount to the bank's book value.
UniCredit has destined 11.5 billion euros out of its profits between 2021 and 2023 to share buybacks, lifting a key valuation metric known as price-to-book ratio.
Intesa's shares have approached parity in terms of price-to-book for the first time since 2018, while for UniCredit it had last happened before the global financial crisis of 2008, LSEG data showed.
Lloyds Turn Next Or Close Would Do Just Fine
This is the Final Call This Financial Year
The News is Out Lloyds Banking Group is Cheap as Chips :)
The Big Boys Have Finally Woken up To Lloyds Being a Discounted Bargain of 10p from Pre Covid .
Fill Da Boots
Ex Dividend Date is Fast Approaching
BUY BUY Gold $3000 is on the cards
Trend is your friend
Love & Light
Peace to All
Chips
80p end of year
Hardup
I knew STP was talking to you because he likes me :-)
40 Minutes to go
Buy Buy But Buy :-)
If you are only invested 3 years, you are a newbie!‘
What does length of time matter when it comes to investing. What matters is whether or not you can make a profit. I will listen and take advice from anyone regardless of age or experience if that advice is good.
Having listened to some of my friends stories of planning for their retirement and the current position they find themselves, it would be ‘financial suicide’ to follow them.
STP........You only appeared here in July 2021 so what does that make you, bearing in mind you're not invested in Lloyds anyway?
If you are only invested 3 years, you are a newbie!
Hardup
"Hold tight to your Lloyds shares as a bumpy ride has just begun"
Please define "just". It's been a rollercoaster for the 3 years I have been invested here. 🤪
I mean from yesterdays high 53.96
yes been a good old ride for me to . So nice to be in profit
Soon!
Didn't know or think the yanks would pull the markets, could of done tiny bit better today. Ns&i new Bonds look naff. So stocks & shares ISA Monday..........No 🤔
Skier1
Third time lucky!
Our culture has changed as planned from 1997 to this day.
The difference between say a French socialist and a British socialist is that a French socialist will always put France first.
Our Lab/Tory socialists: for they are both two sides of the same coin, put anyone but ourselves first.
Would French socialist hand us 700 million Euros, per year to have 2 coppers walk up and down a beach in Kent?
Skier1
The last paragraph, should read
Our Lab/Tory socialists: would not pay us 700 million Euros per year, to have 2 coppers walk up and down a beach in Kent.