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j46
30 Oct 2020 14:55
''Lloy CET1 will almost get wiped out next yr .''
Open for debate - do you agree with J46 ? ?
it would have to be Armageddon
Stated in the 2020 final results - CET1 ratio now increased and stands at 16.2%
25 Feb 2021 20:58
''US 10 yr notes yield rising''
Now we have the mention from J46 of the US 10 year bond yield rate is up (about 1.5%).
This fixation with the 10yr became apparent from J46 and others over a long period of time a few years ago, where they were saying that there would be a meltdown if the rate went above 3% - what happened? , it sailed pass 3% in late 2018 reaching about 3.25%.
No meltdown.
I guess as the rate creeps up we could look forward to another cycle of similar posts from the
same people
Try again ‘Nice advice Falks.’
Nice advice folks. It’s been a rough time for us all. Lti your opinion is valued pal
Longtime investor what ST is referring to is your post 24th February 10.13. I had to troll through the forum because this is clearly upsetting you. So hopefully you can get it sorted and give ST a big hug and then we can be one big happy family. After the recent RNS and pathetic dividend I think we need to focus our frustrations on this unsavoury bunch we have to call BOD. They’ve taken our pants down and slapped our buttocks on a few occasions. Head of our BOD,’drama/acting crew ‘is the one and only Oscar winner António ‘Banderas’ Osorio. He’s played that much of a binder he’s going to Cedit-Suisse. Sorry all I’m just a little upset at the way it’s all been handled. Decent employees losing their jobs whilst this Oscar winner rides of into the sunset.
ST
Btw
The market opens at 8 am
ST
''be ready at 0759 to buy or sell if the drop or rise is correct.''
is that new terminology -''if the drop or rise is correct'' ?
Sorry - I must have missed the posts for your buys today . Could you tell me the times of them so that I can catch up on the missed posts
The clowns must be out in force tonight! So many messages filtered lol
ST
Please show the post where I said that HMG have a share of Lloyds.
There are several posts that you made suggesting the existence of such a post -
so where is it?
Still waiting for a sensible reply
Strange what the people of a simple mind resort to, when they have been put under pressure.
Some even try sneakily coming back in an attempt to somehow get revenge for being exposed - joining forces with similarly exposed posters.
J46
you will have to do better than that.
I have been in a lockdown bubble since just before the first lockdown in March 2020.
J46
5/11/20 21:12
‘’you'll be able to pick up lloy for 23p in 8 weeks time , that's a ~ 16% discount .In the near term it's not a worthwhile investment .’’
ST/2D,
Just ignore LTI , he's killed debate on this forum . Always remember what he told us in April '20 @ the height of the first lockdown . He went to his local Tesco for 6 am , to beat the queue , but when he saw it was 200 yds long , he realised his legs wouldn't stand the strain of the wait so returned home . There lies the reason for his obnoxiousness and many other character traits .
NC (2D,tranter,blackrobin)
Why have you still got a minimum of 3 ID's set up on this site?
I would put not answering down by the way ,as a sign of not liking the question.
NC
'' would add, 'and allowed fully for inflation' in that equation''
Personally I only count capital and not any income from a stock when I determine a profit - others may well include income to offset the capital investment.
out of my current portfolio, there are 5 stocks where I have made a profit or hold shares that are virtually for free .
The capital value may be well up on paper on many more, but until I get back more on a sale than I invested,I haven't made a profit.
Until you have sold enough of a stock - receiving back more money than you have invested, then you haven't made a profit.