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LTI - are you real?
I am not buying now.
I am happy
My new money is going into other places, “safer places”
If and when I need to buy more Lloyds - I will.
Get over it, you are really starting to sound desperate- are you under water?
Move on
“ If you want a question - how can an investor be holding Lloyds shares when in their opinion ''there are better alternatives'' ?”
Honestly I do not have the time to explain to a Longtimeinvestor how to invest money 🤦🏻♂️
Basics, are you happy with your average lloy purchase price?
yes - stick
Lower- buy now
Higher - go home.
So you are living of old Lloyds money - 20p’s - fair play if so.
Are you putting in new money? If so why? Reducing your position?
If the price gets to mid 30’s I will start buying.
Have I sold some recently- yes
Will I buy again - yes
I am balancing my position like any sensible bod.
You asked a stupid question, I gave a sensible response and you have thrown the answer back - all week.
If you don’t want a sensible conversation , don’t ask stupid questions.
LTI
“ better alternative investments would mean to me having zero investment in Lloyds”
Since posting the better alternatives remark the share price has dropped - funny that, seems you you have been investing for a long time and still don’t know what you are doing.
You talk utter BS constantly.
No Gate, I’m not a troll.
I am invested in Lloyds, I have 2 business accounts with Lloyds and like you and everyone else on here I have my opinions.
Just because you and some others don’t agree to my opinions does not make me a troll.
LTI
“ how low a valuation can the market possibly put on Lloyds ?”
Interesting question.
Unfortunately I think a fair bit lower yet, there is still far too much uncertainty on the worlds landscape and quite frankly there are better alternatives, cash and capital is king in uncertain times, the divi equates to a decent savings account so why risk your capital in a reducing share price??
Carl
“Consequences of Uk landlords:
1. Economic disease and destruction and every consequence of this.
2. Failure of NHS.
3. Incentives to never work again, culture of failed layabouts
4. Drugs war is lost.
5. Increased crime.
6. Increased disorder and an unstable Uk.
7. More killings, knife crimes and guns to the Uk.”
Brexit was going to solve all these issues 😂
Landlords and EU workers have contributed billions of pounds to the UK government and they have blown the lot.
Eastern Europeans have been the engine room of the British economy for the past 15 years.
80% of of all homes built in the last 10 years at least will have Europeans blood in the mortar.
Care homes
Hospitality
Food industry
Farming
They were everywhere- bring them back.