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Unfortunately Lloyds has become the proxy stock for Brexit on multiple
financial sites, not just LSE. The discussion is circular and just goes on and on.

We are in a risk off environment atm with financials, including banks, under pressure.

A possible interest rate cut and lower rates for longer are also weighing.

The latest results were also perhaps a little weaker than some expectations.

The cherry on top is the virus outbreak, which takes us back to lower rates for longer.

(Just some random thoughts).

Apologies if already mentioned, no way can I keep up with the volume of posts here,
the majority non Lloyds related!! - which is fair enough.

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I think this is what's called s risk off day ).

It's Gavin btw, I don't like my username and for the life of me can't remember why I choose it!.
Probably a flippent moment.

Exactly, so a little surprised by some of the comments, all be it can understand the frustration.

This is a strongly risk off day.

My reason for not posting frequently here is a lack of Edit function,
with dyslexia my posts can appear messy with typos - which I usually spot
having clicked, Post Message - so I spot mistakes post message ).

Apologies if there was an misunderstanding on that post,
it was not intended in any way as an optimal low buy point/strategy.
I just wanted to get some idea where posters might see the price heading.

I'm a full time trader and frequently post on another site under s different username.
Fwiw I always buy and sell at intervals.

Sold a few PRU right on the open at 13.08, just bought a few back.

Best of luck whatever your view. On overall markets just over 30% invested atm, fwiw.
All be it tend to turn over many positions quickly, I do have some longer term holdings also.

Thought I was cautious!.

Still think there is a decent underlying business here.

I'm not clicking a Buy given the current coronovirus backdrop.

n/m

Is that weighing on sentiment?.

Doug, to be fair you said £38 coming previously as well, however well done.

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Excuse the typos - mislaid my reading glasses.

If I'm looking at the right into, indicative futures look quite ugly atm for
most major markets. That can change.

I noticed that defensives stated to take a bit on Friday, would guess there may
be more of that to come.

Ok, well I'm gussing 1137.

We now know the answer, or least on today's closing price.

It can't be just me that has noticed some chunky WTB director Selling over the past 12 months.

Look through all director share deals over the last year. It's striking.

That folksey wisdom is easier applied when a financial genius -
speaking of which look at the money Berkshire is sitting on.

Had a small amount today, however still consider the headwinds for WTB perhaps
underappreciated.

Where on earth (literally) are they going to get Labour from with the EU migration
taps turned off ? - just think about that for a few seconds and it hits you...
It may mean some wage inflation and possible margin compression...?

Oh my, an optimist, eh.

As good a guess as any, appreciated.

I'm hoping, as I hold, it won't reach that level, however it's possible.

Just for a bit of fun ONLY.

I'm thinking here of a low point price within the next 3 months.

We may have already seen it today or not, or not as the case may be.

Would be interested to see where people's thoughts are at ...

Many thanks