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Signal Update
Our system’s recommendation today is to STAY LONG.
The previous BUY signal was issued on 15/04/2024, 32 days ago, when the stock price was 51.16. Since then LLOY.L has risen by +8.52%.
Market Outlook
The bulls are in full control.
The current price is quite distant from the confirmation level, so the probability of a bearish confirmation is very low. Besides, the signal is suggesting to STAY LONG.
It is best to follow the signal and continue to hold this security.
Lloyds trading on a P/E of just 7
Whilst it's US counterparts trade on an average P/E of 14
Plenty of catching up to do for the SP here.
CPI data out wednesday
1.9% percent anticipated looking good for first rate cut 20th July 📈🚀
Odd how, years of 'low' interest rates were 'blamed' by this board for Lloyds lowly share price, due to margins being slim, and yet now, any cuts are expected to propel this UK based share forward, with a known Labour Gov due soon, and as equally, if not more so, keen on seeing banks profits distributed to the nere do wells and to help fund housing for the, literally never ending illegals, who breed faster than we can ever absorb.
So, imo, Lloyds is only rising due to the fact that Labour will borrow more, a year or two of like any fool being given a loan, of a spending spree, to be followed by years of businesses going broke, mass unemployment, and the 'usual' lot rioting in inner cities and other areas where, despite being given full equal rights, are still 'deemed' to suffer worse than the indigenous who are funding their lives.
LTI, re your comment about me getting 'near' what YOU assume is my b/e point. That is where I am a realist, and you, unable to see the truth about this share differ. For to me, and ANY realist, the b/e is NOT the price I purchased at all those years ago, BUT break even, is when the SUM I SELL THEM FOR WOULD BUY A SIMILAR AMOUT to what it did all those years ago. Otherwise it is selling at a huge loss still, even IF adding the few years of lowly div income to the total.
You are intelligent and know this, but your upbringing has created a mindset that you can't admit anything you do, or invest in, can be wrong, so can never admit any negatives only positives.
Interrest ratrs are set to move into the
Goldilocks zone.
Characteristics of a Goldilocks economy
In detail,
A Goldilocks economy exhibits:
Low unemployment:
Maintaining a U3 unemployment rate between 5% and 6.7%.
Asset price inflation: An increase in the prices of various assets, including stocks and real estate.
Low market interest rates: Influenced by the overnight rate set by the central bank.
Low inflation: Measured by consumer and producer price indices.
Steady GDP growth: A key indicator of economic health.
Chid.
As I have said prior, I like the interest rate where it is.
I want the share price to rise but on merit not just riding the high tides that other factors create.
And those of use with
Good post Chid,
I'm wondering how many sectors Labour will eventually "Windfall Tax" the hell out of, just to pay the never ending Benefits of lazy or scrounging toe rags.
How many Amnesties being given to those already here and how many more doors are opened...
There is now Talks for " Homes for Palestinian's " WTF
There is also talk of scrapping the 2 Child Limit ( Benefits )
We know who predominantly has more than 3 children in the UK and it's no longer the British...
If we are scrapping Child Benefit for 2 Children, it should be ONLY for those where their Grandparents were born in this country.. We need to strengthen our Christian roots in this country that's a fact..
As to Banking, how many are going to fail in the next 6 - 12 - 18 Months ? ? ?
Is the USA going to bring us all down and how much are the Chinese hiding about there Housing sector and Finances as a whole. Are they going to go into Taiwan ?
History has repeatedly shown, a deep recession usually follows long periods of high inflation & Interest rates...
Flakey could well be right, "the Worst could well be to come".. Too many undertenancies at the moment
JP Morgan must feel fools with their 45p price target, Falkey another point down plus interest, cancelled all my sells now and will let it run, made mistake selling some early but got in PSN cheap
Lucky punters.
Lot of happy bunnies out there last week. Let's hope it continues. I'm talking LBG investors not disgruntled wanna be political commentators.
Set a stop loss or decide yourself.
If, as many have indicated on this forum, you make the decision never to sell at a loss it's easy, it only requires more thought if or when you reach your profit point.
You're only lucky if you sell near or at the top. How come there are a lot of lucky punters on these BB's? 😋
The big boys want these in the £££££s so keep on dumping them the happier they will be mopping them up,the black horse is heading into a new era ,anew age is beginning, and time never stands still,so learn how to swim or you'll sink like a stone,soon the chaff will be gone then it's time to reap the harvest, enjoy your day .
My highest buy in tranche was 85p back in Jan 2014 - so still have a 'way to go' for that particular buy to break even - luckily, all my other purchases are well in profit
Yep you can call me Harvey ! But the sandwich board brigade out in force. Wot if wot if wot if !
JCB,
You got more BS than Fakey,
It was only the other day you said your Lloyds sale was tucked up in your ISA!!!
Notice all the ID'S that were relentlessly spamming the BB last week 24/7 and over the weekend have all closed their ID'S down.
No doubt mopping up cheap stock whilst trying to get others to sell.
Disgraceful practice... and just like that,.. they've vanished now that they have got their cheap buy in.
Might be a tad early with that call but happy to have bounced my stop loss up a few ticks
NC
''b/e is NOT the price I purchased at all those years ago''
how many times does it need pointing out to you - capital values do not automatically increase with inflation, just as the capital (cash) value that Brix has tied up doesn't. He will simply get interest paid on cash, whereas stock market investors get a return out of profits of a business if the policy is to pay dividends. The price that an investor has to pay in order to share in these returns, is determined on a daily basis. That is what stock market investing is all about - investing at a price that you are happy with. You were happy to invest at a little bit higher than the current price but not happy to invest at 24p in 2020. It is all about personal choices and responsibility, and not about whinging when an investors choice turns out not be have been as good as they would have wished to have had.
My average price is 20.57p as a result of many purchases and many sales over many years. I do not then adjust that figure because of yearly inflation.
I don't know about a goldilocks economy, but this sure seems like a teddy bears picnic,good luck and enjoy your day.
Seems to be a few posters coming out having sold some and regretting it.
I think Stockready is right.
The move upwards will start to gather pace
Dividend re-investments.
2/3rds of the buybacks still to go.
Inflation coming under control
Interest rates moving into the goldilocks zone.
FTSE continuing to set new highs.
All perfect combination for a strong SP rally from here.
Good to see to a few honest posters coming out earlier admitting they had sold some and now regret selling.
Plenty of positive coverage now on both the company and macros set to drive the SP much higher.
Expect this to continue.
The move upwards will start to gather pace due to the following factors.
Dividend re-investments.
2/3rds of the buybacks still to go.
Inflation coming under control
Interest rates moving into the goldilocks zone.
FTSE continuing to set new highs.
Lloyds trading on a P/E of just 7
Whilst it's US counterparts trade on an average P/E of 14
LLOY continues to trade at a significant discount to book value.
Plenty of catching up to do for the SP.
All perfect combination for a strong SP rally from here.
Https://finance.yahoo.com/news/global-investors-wake-cheap-uk-040058725.html
More positive data being released.
Additional positive coverage now on both the company and macros set to drive the SP much higher.
Expect this to continue.
Dividend re-investments.
2/3rds of the buybacks still to go.
Inflation coming under control
Interest rates moving into the goldilocks zone.
Lloyds trading on a P/E of just 7
Whilst it's US counterparts trade on an average P/E of 14
LLOY continues to trade at a significant discount to book value.
Plenty of catching up to do for the SP.
All perfect combination for a strong SP rally from here.
MS continually mopping up cheap stock priced well below book value.
Like buying a £1 for 70p.
Makes perfect sense
Bargain basement levels indeed.
Came for the share price appreciation ⬆️
Stayed for the amusing BB chat :-))
🍿 🙂
Another disaster for that chap who opened his short at 41p
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