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That is a great entry price tfe
Just bought 10000 shares CNA 80.26 for a short term punt
Dow Jones down 600 points ended up a few points we are all spared falkys prediction of Armageddon and lowering of entry price of 37.5p lowered from 39.5p
Whybother you had the chance to sell at over 46p at a profit a couple of weeks ago and used the profit to pay for a session with a dominatrix since then Lloyd's has drifted a couple of pence and you clog up this board with negative posts about Lloyd's
It would also help in the cost of living crisis
I love bird watching as well I have a magpie that comes everyday in my back garden looking for insects in the long grass
Markets have stabilized and there have been a couple of good days so I think there is no chance of sub 40p now
Credit to you devonbeachbum you were swimming against the tide but you called it right
My guess is 410p Monday closing price
You are probably right there is very little movement in the price of these shares and I can't believe how low they are priced for the yield they are offering the amount invested is not a great deal and the yearly income on a 1000 shares is about 89 pounds enough for a couple of bottles of good quality vodka grey goose/lakes vodka
The problem with raising rates too fast is that it kills consumer and business confidence the central banks around the world have a delicate balancing act to follow that is why there is so much volatility to the downside in the states as markets are not convinced the fed can come up with a soft landing with the tightening process but the problem was created by trump and bidens generous covid support schemes also in this country effectively paying people to sit at home when the economy was gradually unlocked you have a pent up demand from holidays restaurants home improvements cars sex Industry lol people who have built up savings just want to enjoy themselves after being restricted for so long adding to inflationary demand
Not true at all Lloyd's is down about twenty per cent from its peak you have to include the 1.33p dividend payment so the loss would be about 36million but to be fair legal and general Barclays are down more from their January peaks
lti They are 8.75 irr
Yes but look at the volatility final dividend gone in one day just thought the preference shares would offer a more stable income but the price of the preference shares I think are tied to the fortunes of the Aviva share price
I bought in the morning at 139 never bought these before but I suppose the spread is greater than normal Aviva shares for the amount involved I will be happy just collecting a dividend of just over 88 pounds a year and not worry to greatly about price movements
Lti I had no problem with buying the shares at 139p but out of curiosity I decided to check the price for selling it said due to market volatility I can only do a negotiated trade I even checked for selling 10 shares same message
I have just bought 1000 Aviva preference shares at 139p today yielding just over 6 per cent but have noticed when you want to sell them you have to do a negotiated trade what is the reason for this as it is not a great amount wondering if these shares are legit
After q3 results
I would like to have a bet with the muppet that thinks this donkey is going to trade over 60p
That is if he actually holds shares in Lloyd's apparently over 500000 shares bought at over 60p cannot make his mind up whether he wants the share price to go up or down another fantasy investor in Lloyd's