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Everything else being equal, of COURSE the price will drop, for to have a known willing large 'buyer' cease absorbing those unwanted sellers shares, then means the buyers of those shares have far less competition, so, like all traded items, supply and demand rules dictate, less demand, lower prices and visa versa.
Idiots think that the share price will magically rise at the end of the buyback period, but, as markets are forward looking, the rise will be when the buybacks are announced, not when they end.
So every seller will have less willing buyers so the share price will lessen, IF all other things are equal.
IF suddenly a large seller announced that they were going to sell off the same number of Lloyds shares over that time period, then we would expect the share price to drop on the 'announcement' NOT on the day the very last 'batch' were sold.
A third of my portfolio now sold and tucked up safely in a cash ISA, the worst is yet to come
Pigs are cool Lurk, problem is, when you wrestle with one, its very hard work, you get filthy and after a while you feel that the pig is starting to enjoy it.
Buy high folks! 🍿🙂
31p end of year.
Knowing this share it would not surprise me if the price dropped :)
What do you anticipate the share price doing after completed buyback has been achieved?
A pig is a filthy animal but i love them ! Not sure why certain people have something against them ?
I think I will Risk, there are many things to be said about pork. One thing I know about pigs is, they will fry in their own grease.
Did someone mention my name :)
I am back from my spring holiday in Italy
Paid by Lloyds Dividend :)
Thought i would spend part dividend .
Now i am back Yes Lloyds Banking Group is cheap as Chips with dividend equates to 56p share price which is 8p below 2020 price. Still well below my valuation of 80p.
At this level the wolves will be circulating to snap up this cheap as chips group worth 65p broken up :)
So fill da boots :)
Glad i am back them Italian blokes dont mess about , i think i may need another holiday soon :)
Still its all
Love & Light
Chips
80p end of year
My last post final dividend payment should read 21st May! Banana fingers!
Hightrack
If you bought the shares on 11/04 you will not get the final dividend payment on 31st May. The latest you could have bought the shares to qualify for final dividend payment was 10/04.
Hoping the interim dividend will be around 1.01p when declared.
Missed it was 11th April
https://www.dividenddata.co.uk/ex-dividend-date-search.py?searchTerm=Lloy
I bought Lloyds share today 11/04 can I get final dividend on 21/05??
Anyone have any idea how much lloyds will be declare on 24th july 2024 interim Dividend?
Riskingit, you appear not to be able to use the English language correctly.
https://www.state.gov/defining-antisemitism/
As defined by the US State Department, "criticism of Israel similar to that levelled against any other country cannot be regarded as antisemitic."
I guess some of you guys are just finding it difficult to deal with the fact that the tories are going to be out on their heads soon.
I am very encouraged by the way the UK stock market and Lloyds have held up, given the political upheaval that is imminent.
Has had about 130 ID's in the past 8 years - not sure why the current one 'STP' is lasting so long when at one time he was getting through up to 3 a day. I imagine Admin waved the white flag.
He has only been here on this board in all that time for his own disruptive purposes. Got to laugh at his now occasional attempts in making people think that he has an interest in Lloyds. In reality he hasn't and never has had.
LTI
''Current market cap is well below that at the start of 2022 and a
MASSIVE amount below that as at start of 2014.''
Current market cap is about £34.2 Billion
As an example on the 31st January 2014 the market cap was about £59.5 Billion. The current share price would have to be getting on for 75% higher to match that.
As I said - MS continuing to pick up cheap shares.
Just block him VIR, I have, he didn't have any credibility before his antisemitic post, now George Galloway and Rayner probably have more.
You know what they say......... you can't educate pork
Scoop them up, while you can!
...voters to back him.
You simply couldn't make it up!
After 54 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date....................................................1,187,638,535
Aggregate cost to date... ............................................ £598,818,811.22
Average price paid to date..........................................50.421p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............29.94%
Another day, another example of the UK thriving outside of the EU. Real wages have grown at a faster pace in the last year than they have in the last 16 years.
Despite moans from the Labour party of the Tories “crashing the economy“, workers’ wallets have actually grown by about 2% in the year to February, after adjusting for inflation.
More good news that Remoaners and the left won’t like to hear.
STP. How are you expected to know what's happening in the UK? You need to judge for yourself, you won't learn too much reading the expat times and the online guardian.
"Profitability of Lloyds currently is very healthy."
I'm sure the incoming labour government are aware of that.
SP looking good and holding really well ,don't know what feels best ,being in profit or DCB in pain either way happy days
" Buy Low"
71p end of year 🥳💰