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Jamesroo, yes “cash is King”, it’s only through my own greed that I have lost money here, I had enough for my retirement but couldn’t resist trying for a bit more. I blame myself here. I could have cashed in long ago. Just too greedy.
Lloyds and Professor Martin Green, after almost two months and countless eMails , it has been proven that even the hardest questions can be answered easily as long as you tell the truth.
2.1 million unemployed currently will hurt Lloyds and all the Banks for a while, and yes some people will renege on their loans the ones that always would.Many will not and through their own honour do whatever to get their heads back above water, I hope Sunak who seems to me to be a honest man will continue to ease their burden.I also hope he will use the revenue commissioners and c&e and whoever he has at his disposal to catch the cheats from the top down.
A day when the voice of man telling .Professor Green, brought honesty and integrity back to this land.Many will have to hang their heads in shame, as it should be.
I now know why I love this Country.
Stay safe all and remember get enough money behind you and you cannot be touched.
Up LUFC.
Mick,
Man lives long enough, he gets to see just about everything. Sadly, some of his support base will kill themselves copying him......
Health experts alarmed by Trump’s use of unproven drug
The treatment has no proven benefits for the coronavirus patients and can cause heart problems.U.S.
President Donald Trump’s startling admission Monday that he is taking hydroxychloroquine despite testing negative for the coronavirus alarmed health experts, who cautioned that people who follow his lead risk serious heart problems and other complications from the decades-old drug.
The president has a common heart disease, with a buildup of plaque in his blood vessels, according to records the White House released after his 2018 physical exam.
https://www.politico.eu/article/crazy-thing-to-do-health-experts-alarmed-by-trumps-use-of-unproven-drug/?utm_source=POLITICO.EU&utm_campaign=e44cdc20aa-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_05_19_02_59&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_10959edeb5-e44cdc20aa-190555071
West
The pill is a revelation in treating the malaria prob - by enhancing the immune system.
Y take the p all the time.
U have no grip on this have u?
Stroller & SUFC.
You are both welcome to your opinions.One of you prefers to let nature take its course the other a pittance over life.
The sooner you are taken back to school the better.Remember 2 metres boys.
Fruit cake Trump says he is taking the anti malaria drug..... he says one tablet a day for the last week.....,,, IMO saying it and actually doing it is two different things. Fair play to him he knows how to remain the centre of attention and conversation which is most probably his end goal
Fruit cake Trump says he is taking the anti malaria drug..... he says one tablet a day for the last week.....,,, IMO saying it and actually doing it is two different things. Fair play to him he knows how to remain the centre of attention and conversation which is most probably his end goal
I remember when we had 17% interest rates in the early 90s. People were putting their house keys in the letterbox and walking away from their homes. Things were pretty difficult back then. The stockmarket also crashed October 16th 1987, I remember that as well.
Having studied economics and having started my career in private clients broking. I believe the recent recessions are going to look like a cake walk. Personally I have always remainded frugile but an awful lot of people haven't.
I think its disgusting that we are paying people to stay home and yet be allowed to go on jollys. We really are heading for further disaster.
Then we got fruit cake Trump taking anti malaria drugs. God help us all.
James going off topic ,come on you only ever mention Lloyds in the hope it will keep your political rantings on,but I do agree corvid has up to yet has been poor care homes a disgrace,
The majority of people buy Lloyds to make money by way of a rising share price. This is not going to well, but as many say give it a few years.
I repeat the words of the song, " in the year 2525".
As many here have felt free to go off topic I will do the same.Browne sold the Gold, the Tories sold everything else, in addition they totally neglected the Country`s infra structure.
WE are far the worst Country in Europe for covid deaths, with the ring fencing of Care homes bei
bandied about totally unbelieveable .Another 545 increase in deaths today.
200K was extolled by the PM for daily testing, we still cannot reach a hundred thousand.
Putting our kids out as guinea pigs is disgusting.They say get people to work while going on holiday tomorrow.Lets put 300 MP`s into the commons pro rata with schools and see how they get on.
As for Brexit no border posts in NI, proven to be total nonsense,how many other things will be the same.
One question are you happy with this level of leadership and personal integrity in the future?
Monitoring app for covid, still coming.
Gold !!! why, what's happened to our Gold?
Theosus
When you sell off the family silver to fund tax cuts we shouldn't be surprised when the cupboard is bare
"Lloyds Banking Group's first-quarter lending rose 1% in the first quarter" ???
Hardly a strain for Lloy - time for the PRA to review it's heavy handed policy?
Pencils have erasers
TRUMP is doing both.
Helicopter money and QE to infinity
Trump's re-election is far more important (to him) than that extra $5 trillions of national debt.
Seismic
I totally agree with money going to actual consumers.
However, QE in any form is very bad as it distorts the pricing massively. More importantly the QE just kicks the bucket a further afar.
Looking at Japan since 1980's the QE has not resolved the problem but is has just kept it hidden under wraps.
Lloyds Banking Group PLC 54.7% Potential Upside Indicated by Jefferies International
Posted by: Amilia Stone 19th May 2020
Lloyds Banking Group PLC using EPIC/TICKER code (LON:LLOY) had its stock rating noted as ‘Reiterates’ with the recommendation being set at ‘BUY’ this morning by analysts at Jefferies International. Lloyds Banking Group PLC are listed in the Financials sector within UK Main Market. Jefferies International have set a target price of 47 GBX on its stock. This indicates the analyst now believes there is a potential upside of 54.7% from the opening price of 30.39 GBX.
https://www.***************************/lloyds-banking-group-plc-54-7-potential-upside-indicated-by-jefferies-international/412822852
Theo
Totally agree with you on this.
In my opinion it would be better to increase the social benefits such as Income support, unemployment support payments by 100% or more rather than bailing out / furlonging / dishing out business loans.
Govt tax revenues are going to take a massive hit as stated previously.
Another interesting point is that until March 2020 there were lot of businesses stating the business is down in millions. In May 2020 the same businesses under the govt schemes are now claiming to have made losses in millions.
Which one of the above two scenarios is correct?
FOCUS-British backing gives some RBS investors comfort in crisis
Lloyds Banking Group's first-quarter lending rose 1% in the first quarter, after the loan book of Britain's largest domestic bank had shrunk by 1% in 2019.
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/focus-british-backing-gives-rbs-112130296.html
Fortunate Lloy is being prudent - lending only to it's established customer base
Lloyds Banking Group PLC 54.7% Potential Upside Indicated by Jefferies International
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.***************************/lloyds-banking-group-plc-54-7-potential-upside-indicated-by-jefferies-international/412822852%3famp
Ex-Lloyds finance chief George Culmer takes Aviva Chairman role
https://www.google.com/amp/s/uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUKKBN22V1N7
Nash: the choice was protect the vulnerable and let it take its course or destroy the livelihoods of millions of people at the same time as wrecking the country's finances for at least a generation. This has been my view since day one and nothing has happened to change it.
Don't get me wrong , i have every sympathy for the politicians making the choices. Damned if they do , damned if they don't. Sympathy does not preclude me from disagreeing with them.
RedRoo :-
“why would anyone bash AHO and the BoD?Just look what they done for Lloyds”
Begs the question why you hang around on this BB then. Do you ever bother to look at the sector as a whole ?
fraud will be a massive problem...