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500 points down sounds bad...but just over 1%.
@Thoroubred
Attention seeking. Only reason why they post their views. Look at their posting history, nothing researched or backed up with the fundamentals of a company. I’m guessing that they have lost money investing in Lloy in the past because they are naive investors or gamblers and cannot lot go of their bitterness. The reality is not accepting the blame but blaming everyone ( immigrants, brexit, landlords) and Lloyds.
Probably have a drawer full of viagra but not got a victim to put it to the test ;)
LBP - I have one account. Have been a LTH of LLOY shares the number of which will remain only known to me. I hold them for the dividend.
Some day I will sell but no pressure to do so and I won’t be missing out on this rally. There was always going to be a big rally of these shares - oversold on the downside and with a reasonable chance of getting unsustainably high on the upside.
So I have one account. With my work I would never have time to post under different alias’
I don't see a big pullback...atm..ive said earlier this week there's a lot of mixed messages coming from the central banks about how many basis points and when they rate cut..gl
At least it is currently. Lloyds has left the Asteroid Belt and is on a positive trajectory.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHfvqloLfHY
Anyone else think Charlie Nunn is the Emperor?
https://images.app.goo.gl/YMWSGnTdUkfqu98y8
Bit of a shake out over there, Dow down 530
“throw out comments without substance and laced with a touch of malice. If there were prizes for lost opportunities, LBP, you would……”
Irony too.
The only malice comments are from you multi account rampers, who get any non rampers barred, when they stop ramping. Well, I’ve stopped!
Bar me :-)
What is v surprising over the last several days of what is a sustained rally is the lack of good reasons being put forward by our friends (now bereft of shares having exited too early or sitting on the burning detonator of a mistimed, foolish short) as to why LTHs should sell their LLOY shares at this point, particularly if the technicals are correct. They do not put forward any cogent reasons why our exit point should now - rather they throw out comments without substance and laced with a touch of malice. If there were prizes for lost opportunities, LBP, you would have garlands round your neck.
Looks like a big US pullback has started. S&P500 bounced right off the 5260 Fibo resistance line today, then a US Fed ratesetter said it might not cut rates, then Iran threatened to strike Israel, then oil spiked, Taiwan is getting earthquaked (chip factories), and then gold leapt to a record high. A perfect storm. Could get choppy in the next few weeks. Wouldn't be a surprise to see the S&P drop under 5000 if the US employment data tomorrow is even slightly bad.
Lloydsprat
8 billion profit makes it look not to shabby 😜
LBP,
Please, Please, Please have some belief in your convictions and open a huge short!
LOL
More mixed rate cut opinions in the US tonight in front of the important employment data tomorrow..gla
LBP,
Are you Fakey with a new username?
Put the shovel down fella your looking foolish!
“If you’re so sure Lloyds going back into the 40’s”
I’m a patient man. Buy low, sell high. This little ramp fest ISA trap isn’t the time for me and I don’t take shorts.
Why do you think this penny share business is so great? Lloyds is trading heaven, for me.
LBP
''I’ll be back in the 40’''
and you are not going to profit from a 'short' because ?
Shorting only makes sense on bad news.
Where's the bad news...there isn't any.
@Donkey
Quite right. We are mere spectators here. The private investor makes zero difference.
This is a forum to vent your frustrations in life on because everyone around you, friends and family have decided that you have turned into a bitter old man. ;)
LBP
Trap ... lol
Paying good divi,
Fundamentals and technicals are strong and getting stronger
Re-rated Still over 10% cheap
More news yer to hit the board and if you bother to understand your investment then you get a better view..
Isa trap... please don't make me laugh. lol
Trap as opposed to what exactly? and why?
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I know Stockready. :-))
There was one poor poster on here last night who had a declared short from 41p and my goodness, they were in some kind of severe mental distress & had clearly let their mind go to a very dark place indeed due to having stupidly bet against the market.
Another poster had to effectively provide some 'counciling' and a few kind caring words of wisdom to hopefully help them extract themselves from being caught on the wrong side of the trade.
Not a good place to be. But hopefully they sorted themselves out ahead of todays action and the rising SP.
Looks like their posts were removed, hope nothing bad has happened to them, but shouldn't forget the impact / stress that can happen to some of those posters that had placed some bets on the short side only to see the SP continuing to rise day after day. Hence why we occasionally see these kinds of strange outbursts posted totally against the direction of the SP travel.
I guess it's a salutary warning to how rapidly one's mental health can deteriorate when consistently calling the market wrong like the poor chap on here yesterday and swimming against the tide.
With a strong uptrend now intact I think your near to mid term targets are spot on!
The trend is your friend.
GLA
LBP,
If you’re so sure Lloyds going back into the 40’s why don’t you short them like the other fool Fakey?
Sell high buy low if you got the balls!
Simple’s
Sounds like trader talk LBP. Do you really think you can move the market with your comments...not some tin pot aim company with 100 trades a day.
“own your mistake”
If nearly a £50,000 profit here is my mistake, buying low and selling high at 52p, then I’ll live with it.
“What you see is real confidence in the market buying Llloyds.”
And the new ISA trap is set!
Apologies to hardup. You’re not here for the great conversation.
Of course, it’s for about 15 up ticks!
LTI will be here in a bit, so that’s another 8 up ticks to come, fingers crossed.
Port
You are in a wrong stock if you think MM could have any influence on this! !
This is a FTSE100 not AIM
Only big institutinal investors can shift this up/down and that involves millions and millions of investments buying/selling and at the moment it seems they are all buying this with confidence simply because they think it is cheap.
This can't be played by any MM mate
I really like what I see here..... I think after few adjustment this will initially settles at 62/65p ranges for short while before head towards upper 80p towards 3rd quarter of this year.
Lloyds have a massive potentials, and even current levels are a good entry if you are willing to wait.
I am going no where for now.
:-)
GLA
IMHO
DOYR
What you see is real confidence in the market buying Llloyds.