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Great pre ISA ramp here.
I will await the post ramp inevitable fall before getting back in the 40’s again.
Kudos to the mega ramping here.
Getting close to ex divi date
5,000 Nextenergy solar in the sunshine bag.
The market has started to smell the coffee
"I always said i wouldn't even consider to be out till 80p comes which I truly believe is absolutely reasonable and where is this share deserve to be, considering the current portfolio, fundamentals and general marker sentiment for banking. Lloyds will make a big come back and I truly believe the accesslation beyond 60p will be faster than people think."
@stockready1 - well said..
Looks like plenty agreeing with you on this one
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80p -110p all with the range of upside consensus here now. as with many shares that are in recovery mode having overshot to the downside they more than often go on to overshoot to the upside as momentum carries them higher still.
As demonstrated the 110p range merely matches the SP to LLOY USA based peers based on existing metrics.
All to play for & looking good for a healthy share price re-rate from here
GLA
I am sure you had a 90 day window to transfer the shares into an ISA from date of maturity to avoid any CGT. as for price paid for the shares.. depends on the scheme, Sharesave or Sharematch scheme?
Sharesaves were priced at start of the scheme often with a max of 20 % discount from the closing price on/around sometime in Aug/september before commencing in December of that year for 3 consecutive years.
So if you know when they matured you will be able to check the share price and apply a 20% discount, this should give you a guide on price paid.
Sharematch is impossible to work out I think without contacting Lloyds for this, gawd knows where to start with that though. think back then Lloyds offered the scheme at match up to £30pm? so anything up to your 30 was matched by them. Also this was pre tax and ni so your actual cost would of been closer to 20 for this.
GL, finding out. hope that helped
You’ll need to find out your purchase price. I’d expect if there is a CG then CGT would become due on the sale. When in an ISA there is no CGT
My understanding is No you do not pay tax.
if you still got £20k ISA allowance then transfer them before 5th the rest can go in next week
Hi, I have about 40,000 Lloyd Shares from Sharesaves at work when I was there. I left in 2011.
I have no idea what I paid for them. Is there any way to find out?
Also, I have not put them in an ISA. Another mistake! If I sell them now and put them in an ISA do I have to pay capital gains on the sale - even if I buy them back right away within the ISA?
Thanks
He is busy trying to make his fortune with £80 million and £21 million market cap 'oils'
I will stick with SHELL and BP
54p on the way.
Great day.
LTI must have a right cob on.
Come on Fakey we all know your watching this screen!
Sorry but I can't remember if you said 64P or 34P will be seen this year??
Obviously it must have been 64P as saying 34P would have been an absolutely fecking ridiculous thing to say!
How are you getting on with your short?
Hilarious!!!!
Well done to those investors who secured 14% returns with not so long ago low priced purchases.
MS need a LOT more willing sellers - Fakey hoping they will appear and FAST - no limits on losses for him. At least with an open buy you can only lose per point down to Zero.
Who gives a fig the stats are slightly out , you sound like a compliance officer I had the pleasure of dealing with on the the floor in my trading days. Just enjoy the ride over the next few weeks.
"The Elliott wave principle, as popularly practiced, is not a legitimate theory, but a story, and a compelling one that is eloquently told by Robert Prechter. The account is especially persuasive because EWP has the seemingly remarkable ability to fit any segment of market history down to its most minute fluctuations. I contend this is made possible by the method's loosely defined rules and the ability to postulate a large number of nested waves of varying magnitude. This gives the Elliott analyst the same freedom and flexibility that allowed pre-Copernican astronomers to explain all observed planet movements even though their underlying theory of an Earth-centered universe was wrong.
Some analysts consider the Elliott wave principle as too dated to be applicable in today's markets, as explained by financial market analyst Glenn Neely, author of Mastering Elliott Wave:[10]
Elliott wave was an incredible discovery for its time. But, as technologies, governments, economies, and social systems have changed, the behavior of people has also. These changes have affected the wave patterns R.N. Elliott discovered. Consequently, strict application of orthodox Elliott wave concepts to current day markets skews forecasting accuracy. Markets have evolved, but Elliott has not. "..........
On that note...im going for a drink........gla.
Gjohndirect73
"NOW OWN UP that quoting every trade day is irrelevant and stick to RMS figures and stop creating figures that are false in relation to Lloyds buyback days"
WTF is the RMS figures that you are referring to?
"If you read my messages properly you see where I am coming from and it is correct with regard to the "over £100,000" its HOW it is calculated and I have said that its all down to decimal places - there was no criticism intended or implied just another fact."
It's not a fact, my figure is correct. If as you say it is incorrect show your calculations. But you can't because you are a liar, pure and simple. And before you come with more lies, go to the Lloyds RNS Transaction in Own Shares issued on 28th March. In the last Trading Day of every month Lloyds supplement the information in the RNS with a summary to date of the progress of the buyback. So in the RNS on 28th March this was....
"Since the commencement of the share buyback programme to repurchase up to £2 billion of ordinary shares, as announced on 23 February 2024, the Company has purchased 542,878,804 ordinary shares for a consideration of £264,762,104.73."
Check my buyback update for the 28th March and my figures are the same as that. There have only been 2 trading days since then, my figures are correct.
Sk1
You have always done wonders for my stocks when posting dire pessimism about them on the relevant boards.
I have a couple of laggards at the moment SAGA and MARSTONS - could you possibly go on those boards to work your magic - thanks
''Wave 3: In Elliott Wave Theory''
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I will leave that to others (one or two)
Hardup is our preferred poster on this subject, he has always given us daily totals and the majority of us are happy with the information he provides and the effort he takes.
G73
you are a plonker
Gjohn
Are you offering to give us the alleged correct daily information?
Sk1
''That threat, until it's sorted, is going to hang over the shareprice ''
the share price has risen about 25% since ML announced that there could be free money available to people who signed on the dotted line to purchase a car, happy with the terms.
Hardup
Stuborn as ever!
Just acknowledge that trading days you quote is wrong and is irrelevant and sort yourself out.We need facts - like the actual number of trades which is commonsense.
If you read my messages properly you see where I am coming from
and it is correct with regard to the "over £100,000" its HOW it is calculated
and I have said that its all down to decimal places - there was no criticism
intended or implied just another fact.
NOW OWN UP that quoting every trade day is irrelevant and stick to RMS
figures and stop creating figures that are false in relation to Lloyds buyback days
and are of no use to anyone. Who wants to know when the market is open to all share dealings, which they dont already know.
After dealing with you I am ready for a good laugh !!!!!!!!
Jcb
''Oh dear lets hope Fakey closed his short otherwise he owes about £1800 now''
He would normally make a post.
still invested in Lloyds JCB?
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Chips