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Rick ,
"In 2009, writing in Rolling Stone, journalist Matt Taibbi famously described Goldman Sachs as a “great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money”. ... “Others made no money and still paid large bonuses.7 Feb 2020"
https://www.independent.co.uk › go...
Goldman Sachs is still the 'giant vampire squid': When will it decide to change? | The Independent | The Independent
Unfortunately for Society , their protogues span the whole Global banking system . AHO is one of their disciples . Their sole purpose is self remuneration @ the expense of shareholders , hence buybacks , it's a con !
Anyway , talking of buybacks , where's our LTI , he still hasn't answered last nights query .
Am beginning to think the same imho
share price movement yesterday was purely because Lloyds shares went ex Dividend ,
we will see how Barclays share react on the 12/08/21
With Charlie staring soon the Lloyds share price will pass the 50p level this month
Azzurri
Lloyds 80p end of year
I've followed so called expert advice twice and twice lost out , never again they only ever line their own pockets
Exactly. Bp and shell were upgrade big time today by Morgan Stanley and HSBC. Guess what their sp gone down today even when oil prices are up and stable sterling. So market makers only listens to downgrades - bunch of crooks the lot of them!
Morning Wids
"besides, who listens to analysts"
Seems that a large number of people listened to GS yesterday? In my eyes people only listen to the brokers on downgrades or the SP would be 50p - 60p range by now?
That made me laugh. GS having a shady reputation - the others don't? Bullish or Bearish the mega banks are the biggest crooks on the planet - documented. Manipulation for self interest.
Besides, who listens to analysts. Punters were played for suckers since 2015. - DYOR, not rely on others to do it for you - your dosh not theirs.
GS choose the ex-dividend date to ensure their research had an impact….very low quality which is what you would expect from an aggressive trading house.
Don't know why anyone would listen to GS... they have a track record of missed calls across the board.
I still find it hard to take in why SP reacts so drastically to one downgrade yesterday from a broker with a shady reputation such as GS, when there is so much positive vibes from several other brokers; JP Morgan, RBC, Deutsche saying SP will zoom above 55p, with no reaction? The below was released yesterday as well as the GS downgrade.
https://www.investingcube.com/lloyds-share-price-is-set-to-zoom-above-55p-rbc-jp-morgan-deutsche-shares/
Decent gains on Wall Street yesterday. Hopefully Lloyds can shrug of the GS downgrade today and claw back yesterdays fall. We just have to sit tight now awaiting the next update regarding how excess cash is returned to share holders. Although some are hoping the new CEO will "throw the dog a bone" when he starts, I think general consensus is we will have to wait until final results 24th February 22. Only 8 days now until he starts so lets see.
A agree - pathetic analysis from GS
What grad did they have working all night on that analysis (for 95 hours hard slog). Their valuation doesn't even cover the banks net asset value.
Looks to me their view is banks are sitting on 100's billions of retail deposits, so GS think banks are desperate to convert that excess consumer liquidity into mortgage lending, so could drop mortgage rates to offset lower loans being sold. Depends who owns the deposits, I'm pretty sure that's people with decent houses already.
Doesn't make sense that on the back of BoE indicating rate rise is likely to come sooner rather than later. Even if right, smaller margin on a larger number is same profit.
Seems a weak argument to me, think someone is trying to justify those £100k salaries and had to put some news out. On ex-div day too, they knew the price would fall back anyway. Really poor I'd say.
It's just GS reckons there is gonna be a mortgage pricing headwind whatever that means. Effecting other banks also.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/956947
Not overly concerned at one (albeit large) analyst charging their mind. I believe the majority are still buy / outperform for LLOY
Sell Note From 50p to 45p .... But to be honest we have been 44-46 (hovering 47 occasionally) for a while now.
What are your Thoughts ?