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The buy back should all be completed by Monday next week at the current price. Now that the share price manipulation since February will over. lets see what the share is worth on Friday 14th.

I'm guessing a conservative 46p with the current doom that's in the air..............Lets have your best estimate!!!!

Is the great buy-back of shares now complete. What a coincidence from February until now the share price remained in the low 40's. Next week should show the real share price now market manipulation is out of the way.

It looks like Credit Suisse is about to go under. How will this affect Lloyds ???????

I certainly don't agree the Energy sector should be government owned, I STRONGLY believe that the Energy companies should be owned, operated by UK based companies and accountable to proper regulator. An agreed percentage of their profits should be used for training new recruits and increasing the skill pool across the industry and country. In addition the Energy companies should sponsor Universities for research and developments. At the moment they are foreign owned with NO interest in the above, their focus is profit !

I work in this industry its best left where it is.

The SP will soon be back in the buy - back average range 44.5p to unload the last 15 % of the buy back fund. I have been waiting in the wings for this, should make a good killing after getting out at 49p

The SP will drop to the Buy - Back average that's around 44.55p.

**The SP will be down to the current SP average over the buy back period. The whole thing is crooked, just play the game.**

If true, Why other stocks have fallen as well ?
Nearly there !! SP average during Buy Back around 44.5 P. I predict next Wednesday.

**The SP will be down to the current SP average over the buy back period. The whole thing is crooked, just play the game.**

If true, Why other stocks have fallen as well ?

JUST WATCH OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS

The SP will be down to the current SP average over the buy back period. The whole thing is crooked, just play the game.

At this rate of average buy back price Lloyds will have around 67.5 billion shares in circulation, completed in side the December end date. They have done a great job with (holding down, opps sorry !!! ) the average price at around 43p whilst completing the buy back. The true SP will come out after the buy back.

There is a very effective method for every day folk to make their point about excessive energy prices.
The only problem there needs to be around 2m folk to switch on a 2km appliance at precisely 6.00PM for 10 seconds. This will effect the national grid power frequency 50Hz and show the little people have the power to disrupt the national power supply.

If the said Energy price rises go ahead and we get a severe winter there will be serious civil unrest. These increases can be avoided.

Thanks Hardup
Please add your excellent posts showing the current financial position of the buyback. Its stated on the Lloyds website the buy back if not complete can run till end of December. 2022

Hi guys

I notice there has been no change in the total number of shares in circulation for the last couple of days, I may have missed a post, does this mean the buy back was based on total number of shares and it has reached that amount and the buy back is complete

There has been no change in the number of shares in circulation since Friday 22 July. If the shares in circulation are correctly recorded on this site.

0.75p + 0.25 special due to success of buy back

I really hope you are wrong on this one, the Lloyds share holders have stuck with this company through tough times it really is time for some payback

The Buy - Back is around 70% complete leaving around £600m to spend. The shares in circulation is 68.7 billion at this rate and with the current SP in low 40's we could get in to the 67 billion shares from the high of 72billion. Can we expect a reasonable dividend and increase in SP.

Longterm investor,
Yes 80p seems a long way away and agree it would need to be around 80p SP figure for the BOD to pick up the phone! Since this buyback started the SP seems to be fixed in the 41 - 46p band, I apricate there are other factors, including war and govt issues, which are major of course. I still have a gut feel after the buy back we get in to the 60's.