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I recognise no one reads this BB anymore. And no one is interested
BUT
I'm out!! Sold for 0.62$Au moved from sharecentre to II to sell.
Now know sharecentre and II become same company.
Still I an sleep nights as not worry about up down etc.
Still trade in AIM shares. Just a little more cautious.
Take care stay safe
Covid will be beat.

VictorBlank
"We have a problem if Lloyds market capitalisation is £10B"
Thank you for pointing out my short coming and inability to post the exact figure.
It is of course £29,070m as at close of trading.
Best if I return to watching BB as it appears some wish to point out perceived shortcomings
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Agree

Aparma
"Influences on the share price are influences on the market capitalisation"
It does but I have not the time nor inclination to work out by how much the market capitalisation will rise then devide by shares in issue plus held in treasury calculate the new share price deduct the current share price.
So I assimilate all the info around decide by how much (IMHO) it will rise and if appropriate buy.
Many on here say 41p 42p 70p by a date. None seem to state Market capitalisation will be £10Bn by a date.
So apologies. I'm one of the ignorant that buy&sell when SP is right for me not when market capitalisation meets a level

Apologise. New device, poor internet and predictive txt butting in. Ploy = lloy of course. Other speeeling mistackes are nut mine eva
Have a gr8 weakend

Falky
We are all "certain" of our decisions when made based on our knowledge. From your posts you are certain shares will move in the direction you wish.
Your frequent £x per penny implies you thinking ploy will move up as 'twoud be foolish to buy for a fall. BUT someone sold them to you. Which would be equally foolish if they thought so would rise.
We on this and most BB have differing views .
I think ploy will go up further. But I tend to look at the influences on the SP rather than the market capitalisation.
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Monday will be a good day

Always best to check the spread before trading unless you have absolute certainty of SP direction.
Lloyd has been 0.01% but today 0.05 so less certainty by market in general. I no longer trade in AIM shares.
MM & brokers have different reasons to trade.
Share trading needs MM to provide liquidity on many occasions.
Everyone reads, hears or sees the news & interpret with their own experiences.
Hence we buy and sell to others with different views.
Same with BB posters here, each view is relevant unless rude or obnoxious. Must be relevant to Lloyd tho
0.05% spread for Lloyd Bank group shows market is uncertain. Friday pm fluctuations?

Not sure if chatting about other shares is interesting or appropriate.
In BT as well. Ofcom taken cap off BT charges for fibre.
If not wanted or allowed please advise

Falky
In here @34.47p
In RR. @98.5p flights taking off (pun intended) and I think small nuclear power as the biggies are delayed.
Lloyd have a lot more potential as house prices increase, inevitable BoE interest rise, 18 year house cycle. All good in my opinion.
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Broker would be my first port of call.
Shares normally electronic.
But you may have paper copies if decade ago.
If you think you had physical copies then Lloyd registrar.
Hope you find them. Going to be worth loads-a-money

Triflepig
Paraphrase but
I definitely do not agree with you! But I defend your right to say it.
Well someone famous said similar
I'd Lloyd BB the correct forum?

Every buy has an associated sell. Each has a bargain
I sold a "donkey" for a bar of gold =I bought a a stallion for " 5 beans"
Supply & demand
Spread is 0.02% so very tight buyers =sellers
I think I own a share of a shadow fax "lord of all horses" LOTR
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So
Headwinds to LBG were bad debt provision, Brexit, Covid19 and negative interest rates. Annual report shows bad debt provision managed, brexit past, covid19 vaccine roll-out on target.

Last one negative interest cancelled out by BoE;s need to control inflation.
All good to go
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My guess is 2pm today but I'm not that good at forecasting.
Sometime this week would be fine.
Looking for 49-50p by June (end of lockdown insight)
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Livestock
For February 2021
RPI = 1.3%
CPIH = 0.9%
CPI = 0.7%
Not so high as Boe are mandated to keep UK interest @ 2%
I recall much higher rates in the past. 8 to 15%
High inflation is good for bank profits
Good for employees with cost of living pay rise
Good for pensions with triple lock
Good for home owners = house price rise and mortgage lower in real terms
Good for HMG gilts (30 year gilts cheaper to repay)
Chancellor moving from RPI to CPIH not so good.
But for Lloyd
Inflation = improved profit from loans
And if go into rental market increase in rents.
All good as far as I see.
Other's opinion will differ.
Read information, assimilate and make conclusions.
That's why share trading is called bargains
Seller locks in profit buyers see future gains.
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It's being reported that the FCA allegies NatWest bank fail to comply with money laundering rules. Natwest allowed £264m to be paid in to a single account IN Cash!
Court case heaing due 14th April

EU countries cannot deliver vaccine to their peoples arms. So blame government and EU commission or it's safety? And use Oxford astray zenica when =blood clots and astray zenica without Oxford when rolling out
BTW
more die from blood clots in more normal times than die after vaccination.
1/2 uk population vaccinated very few blood clot deaths reported.
Link to Lloyd = uncertainty over roll-out caused concern over UK economy. Still holding up over 41p
Lloyd banking group shares are easily traded. MM have narrow spread 0.05% usually means no rapid movement. 41p new floor.
DYOR
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Hope so.
DYOR

Just about managed to stay above 41p. Hope this is the new floor.
YMMD
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