Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
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Bee
''a tiny majority.''
I wouldn't call 7% more people voting to leave as tiny.
We have left the EU
Get over it.
bald
''so effectively we still have access to the EU market ''
Please let me know as soon as the UK doesn't have access to the EU market.
Thanks
Bee
''the single most stupid decision this country has made in my lifetime.''
The majority thought it the best decision in their lifetimes.
The tie of the aprons strings for the UK is history.
Time to get over it.
LTI, we have formally exited the EU but we are currently in transition....so effectively we still have access to the EU market & all the other EU mechanisms. Only in January next year will we know what Brexit actually means...hence the trade negotiations with the EU are one of the risk factors facing financial stocks like LLOY.
We may not know the full ramifications of Brexit for some years after that, and I'm sure that some people are already preparing reasons for why things didn't quite turn out as expected (they would be stupid not to). Hopefully the world will want to trade with us as much as we want to trade with them (& on beneficial terms).
No one's asking you to welcome it - live with it.
Snige
That depends on others, so as long as it takes
LTI,could ask a similar question of you, how long are you going to come up with the same statement?
Bojo will walk away from EU negotiations, conoravirus will get worse, China (enough said), oil will tank. FTSE full of dinosaur companies, banks will suffer again and they have barely recovered lloyds is still +600pennies down from its high in 1998... Lol. Yes we had An RI & Poo and the chart reset but c'mon...
All the time they, gov, had been worried about cyber attacks, hackers and then a virus comes along and wipes out 2trn off S&P500. US markets, in a week,. In the UK 60 bln off pension hedge fund alone.
This coronavirus sent the algo's in the VIX to hard sell..
War of the world stuff this, a Virus brings the machine down..
Lloy will create a new low...
"Low P/E
Prospective 7% dividend yield.
Eventual relief from CV fear
Eventual relief from the over worrying about UK/EU trade"
First 2 : hasn't since Election.
Third : When C19 ends back to as you were low growth recession risk.
Fourth : Remains to be seen
Snige
''we will never know the true cost of Brexit.''
Still can't resist can you.
The UK has already exited the EU
Get over it
I would think the dividend is likely to keep it higher than June 2016 although we have yet to have a Corona bomb shell like WHO declaring it a pandemic or the UK government confirming it's widespread within the population neither of which should actually reduce output.
Corona has been far too convenient for the Chinese government to cover this years reduced growth rate and other governments around the world will jump on the band wagon to cover up failures or a means to enforce obedience.
The advantages for the UK is if this virus sticks around we will never know the true cost of Brexit.
''What's to keep it up? Is the question''
Low P/E
Prospective 7% dividend yield.
Eventual relief from CV fear
Eventual relief from the over worrying about UK/EU trade
CV19 death rate in Iran @ +5 % . Make your own deductions .
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8062191/Irans-coronavirus-death-toll-leaps-54-huge-spike-cases-brings-total-infected-978.html
Bounced off Aug lows 48 Friday. 46 June16 vote. If it breaks that, all air below.
What's to keep it up? Is the question.
Over the last few years 50p or thereabouts has been a good buying price...so it's possibly the same now.
But there is the slight chance that the Corona Virus - or worldwide efforts to combat it - cause an economic slowdown....which would be bad news for bank stocks.
Also Brexit trade negotiations with the EU could go nowhere and we end up with an 'Australian' deal starting in January.
Plenty of uncertainty to keep the doommongers happy and make life interesting for investors.
-45 if not closer to 42. Given what happened last week and the cases getting closer to home over the weekend I personally can’t see how this opens up tomorrow. Unless it was way oversold last week but I am not convinced that’s the case. Just my opinion though. Gla
Did not expect it to go sub 50 so suppose anything is possible, time for cool heads ,if you have spare cash and are brave enough, good time to resume buybacks?
So guys what do we think by end of next week -45p or + 55p ??