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With plenty of upside left in the shareprice it's time to chill out... A bit of humour can always help

An old married couple no sooner hit the pillows when the old man passes gas and says, 'Seven Points.'

His wife rolls over and says, 'What in the world was that?' The old man replied, 'its fart football.'

A few minutes later his wife lets one go and says, 'Touchdown, tie score...'

After about five minutes the old man lets another one go and says, 'Aha. I'm ahead 14 to 7.'

Not to be outdone the wife rips out another one and says, 'Touchdown, tie score.'

Five seconds go by and she lets out a little squeaker and says, 'Field goal, I lead 17 to 14.' Now the pressure is on for the old man.

He refuses to get beaten by a woman, so he strains real hard.

Since defeat is totally unacceptable, he gives it everything he's got, and accidentally poops in the bed.

The wife says, 'What the hell was that?'

The old man says, 'Half time, switch sides lol 😆

We are at the half time point with the shareprice, uptrend to continue to 75p+ by year end.. IMO Of course

With the US Dow at an all time high of above 40,000 in pre market and the FSTE positive and at record highs with plentyof upside left. Global interest rates stable or looking to come down, inflation off its peak highs and near or getting closer to the BOE target of 2%, economic and financial conditions improving significantly, buybacks continuing, dividend payments coming into accounts in a few days time. And with a lot more data out this week the direction is very positive and bright for Lloyds Bank....IMO

I'M BUYING AND STAYING LONG ON LLOYDS BANK sticking to the facts and data and not taking note of any negativity from Somones a full time king of silly comments.

https://news.sky.com/story/economic-turning-point-could-change-course-of-rishi-sunaks-premiership-13139318

With the US Dow at an all time high of above 40,000 in pre market and the FSTE looking to open up positive and at record highs with plentyof upside left. Global interest rates stable or looking to come down, inflation off its peak highs and near or getting closer to the BOE target of 2%, economic and financial conditions improving significantly, buybacks continuing, dividend payments coming into accounts in a few days time. And with a lot more data out this week the direction is very positive and bright for Lloyds Bank....IMO

I'M BUYING AND STAYING LONG ON LLOYDS BANK

https://news.sky.com/story/economic-turning-point-could-change-course-of-rishi-sunaks-premiership-13139318

Investors looking for further continued momentum in the LLOY SP this week, as the twin effects of full year dividends and the Morgan Stanley driven share buy back combine to take the SP towards 60p. LLOY, the laggard behind BARC and NWG since UK banks commenced their run higher, is now showing particular strength as the date for the dividend approaches. Investors can expect that this will continue before the payment date ((Tues, 21st May) and afterwards, backed up by a share buy back exercise only 30% completed but which has driven a 30% SP increase over the 3 months in which it has been in operation.

Well Thoroughbred I hope your right that would be great as Lloyds is way behind other banks as they have had a great uptick in the shareprice. I hope Monday and Tuesday will see a strong uptick in Lloyds and a bigger boost when the dividend arrives. Roll on Monday 💰💰💰

Gov may continue to sell some of it's holding in a uptrend as the banks are doing really well in the current environment... Sticking to the current plan of offloading small amounts in an uptrend may save Gov from offering a discount to private buyers.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/nils-pratley-on-finance/article/2024/may/16/chancellor-ditch-natwest-retail-share-offer-not-needed

What's NWG shareprice doing today, ending what I thought this morning was a good week so far and it has given up all of this weeks gains in 1 day, very strange looks like maybe some profit takers or more Gov interference... Oh well let's hope for a better week next week if the markets can hold up that long. 🤞

This bb should be all about Lloyds Banking Group and the the general banking sector and economics supporting your views and opinions that's it...

Why drag yourself to 20 post a day with the attention seeking show. Its a total waste of everyone's time..

Take a break make some real friends get out and enjoy life..

As you know you have no respect or credibility on here with your muti ID'S. If the markets want the share price to move in certain direction it simply will and your not going to influence that with your repetitive comment's...

I'm chilling now as it's Friday afternoon and the weather is on our side have a great week end everyone. Hopefully more positive attitude next week from Lloyds and it's shareholders as its going to be the big big fat payweek..

Best to green bin them negative posters they only have a selfish agenda

By siomon's imaright test ti cal

I have had loads of posts removed by the negative bargain fire brega

In the last 6 months

Barclays is up 52%

Natwest is up 55%

Lloyds is up only 24%

So imo Lloyds has plenty of upside left let's wait until the Divi payment kick in next week and we should get another boost as well as help from the buybacks... Happier day are yet come😎😊

Don't forget Lloyds Bank has been so so over sold during Brexit,PPI, and Covid 19 it needs to bounce back strong now it is way behind other banks so plenty of upside yet..

With all the buybacks & interest rates at current levels it's only a bonus the Lloyds and when the rates do come down a few bp it's a win for the overall economy so so win win for Lloyds Bank... 🥳💰💰🥳

Https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/markets/20293-lloyds-bank-and-natwest-set-to-benefit-from-robust-economic-conditions

Banks are back in the loop

Https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/markets/20293-lloyds-bank-and-natwest-set-to-benefit-from-robust-economic-conditions

The above should apply to most banks

Https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/markets/20293-lloyds-bank-and-natwest-set-to-benefit-from-robust-economic-conditions

Https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/markets/20293-lloyds-bank-and-natwest-set-to-benefit-from-robust-economic-conditions

Was thinking the same not sure why anyone would even consider selling at such low levels, however it looks like the same person as some trades are very similar.. Funds must be needed elsewhere or maybe balancing leveraged trades incurring daily costs so need to close out.

This is the time to be buying imo,, but not leveraged trades or cfd's as you do not have a clue on the time frame for any news or updates. It's a buy and hold for news share

simones chatting the same ssccs**** day in day out time to change your shorts

always get a few that turn up only to spoil the party 🥳

well its time for the party to continue 🥳 55p+ is coming very soon....

It will soon climb back up the cliff in no time just watch this space... And we all know when hemogenyx does climbing back it does it in style....

It's only a matter of time folks and Lloyds will be 55p+ and close above this level will indicate a breakout which has been long overdue👍 imo...