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Good Marning hardup
Over the last few years, I have actually calmed down and a little chilled these days
In the good old days ( in the day ) between 2009 to 2014
I was arguing with nasty posters week in and week out , it sometimes got nearly exchanging numbers to met up ..lol for a toe to toe.
I used to say I had one arm tied round my back sometimes ( as Lloyds goes for long periods at low prices AKA stagnation bit like the last 12 months ) and I did lose many battles but I won the win the war in the end .
Good news is they all eventually move on never postered again as they had no interest investing in Lloyds Banking Group really and just cyber warriors on a wind up
hahahahaha
Enjoy the good weather, whiles it lasts folks I say :-)
SUFC
You tell him mate............way to go!!
PSK
You make it sound like Lloyds are the only FTSE 100 company that does ''share save schemes '' and pay their executives in share bonus .
Its not true so stop so dogging my investment
Lloyds buybacks are a waste of time and should be paid as a dividend, otherwise the funds go in bonuses or staff save as you earn
Lots of new shares being issued in the next year and a half when the 23p share save scheme matures
Psk I buy barc for sure lloyds sh@@
1 billion buy back every year say takes 2.5 billion shares off the register, it will take over 20 years to get the share count down to where barclays and NWG are and that's without all the shares handed out in bonuses and share schemes
Yep another buyback next year but look on the bright side tge SP will be alot cheaper as UK Plc will be in a recession...!
DYOR
"Perhaps it is best that the SP remains low until the buyback is complete"
Lloyds will be doing another buyback next year I can't put up with another year of low share price
Perhaps it is best that the SP remains low until the buyback is complete. If the SP remains low does that not mean that the buyback purchases more shares which in the long term reduces the number of shares in circulation? Would we not benefit from this long term?
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Next few updates
He needs to come out and start championing the Group
Even for someone who been share logged here for over 2 and half years its getting a little Frustrating
OK the Dividend is alright I am happy
But come on , we need to start to get back some this paper lose , Charlie Boy
THE CEO needs to start doing some PR work mate IMHO
Start earning your salary son :-)
You're not the new boy any more
Some one needs a word with Charlie,making billions ,dividend not the worst and a 2 billion buyback and we are still 10p down on January
Just when you think investor sentiment is maybe changing for Lloyds, another day Lloyds struggles to hold on to it's meagre morning rise but Barclays and Natwest both flying up +2%. Oh the joys...lol.
Where's Scottish Widows performance?? float it off separately and give us our money Charlie Nunn!!
Stonking week for UK insurers Aviva and Legal & General.
Come on Lloyds " giddy up " and get a move on !
Livestock, yes if we can drag him from his bike shed,or pull his snout out of the trough he soon be topping up again, have
a good day.
Hollybean
We might get a update on business next week as it's Charlie's anniversary on the 16th
Some investors are waiting to hear just when where and how much are Lloyd's investing into the buy to let business, to see the impacts this will have on Lloyd's income or loss ,more long term news is required, before money will be sunk into this adventure me thinks imho dyor ,Charlie is too quiet we need to hear him speak up loud and clear as to just where he is taking the bank,and what results he will expect, and what the rewards will be for share holders ,get out of the bike shed and take to the stage ,enjoy the weather while it lasts .
I agree with all the above, poor economy, Red neck tax, political, shares in issue, defaults... etc etc etc etc etc good yield though!!!!
Ski
That sounds good and reasonable, my thinking also , but i'm a lazy wordsmith.
As stated many times on here before -- banks are out of fashion on all major stockmarkets worldwide. The 2007-2009 banking collapse saw to that. Banks today have become low-growth, high-regulation, high-risk investments. For example, America is trying to crush Barclays' rival investment bank, China is desperate to breakup rival HSBC into tiny pieces, while Lloyds has the cloud of a rumoured windfall tax from the red UK Tories. Banks are very risky. It is why HSBC AM recently forecasted the average global bank to run an average PE ratio of 8 throughout the 2020s to 2030. LLOY today in 2022 has a PE of 8.
Cheers
Hardup
Barc up 1.78% lloyds up 0.7% :-( today
NWG special dividend and consolidation will return capital to shareholders whilst ensuring the Government stake in the bank remains below 50% and also offsetting the dilutive impact to TNAV per share of the special dividend.