Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
With the prospect of our special dividend disappearing over the horizon in the face a possible 2 billion pound loss due to the car finance scandal, Rishi would be better off consulting the Muppet show than the prats who've presided over the colossal mismanagement of Lloyds in recent years.
another day, another balls up! somehow we lloyds investors survived the 2008 financial crash (the 20 billion hole in hbos accounts), brexit in 2016 when the prices dropped overnight from 75p to 54p, ; just as the share price was recovering we got hit by covid 19 and simmering away in the background we've had to fork out billions for the ppi scandal. when all these issues seemed to be cleared up i thought it was safe to buy more shares but now we have a potential billion pound loss from the motor finance scandal. what has the compliance director been doing all these years? how can the bank so repeatedly **** things up???
I've made several cautious purchases at 41/42 over the last few months. While it is gratifying (and about time too!!) to see the price rise to 46P over the last few days, my average purchase price since 2008 has been over 70p so it's got some way to go before I recoup my earlier losses.
It's not only the Lloyds share price that's lousy. I tried to spread the risk by investing in 25 HL Wealth Funds, covering most of the known world, and they seem to be doing as badly as Lloyds. Where is there a safe haven for my investments?
After a day or two when the Lloyds share price crawled to over 44p, it has now fallen to 42p again. It seems to have been staggering along all year with no indication that we're going to see a convincing and steady increase instead of a further decline. Every increase is followed by an another dip. Nevertheless I continue to buy Lloyds every month in the hope that all those pundits prophesying an increase to 60p will prove correct. At the current price my investment could yield excellent results. However this could just be an example of the triumph over experience.
Another dismal day with the price languishing in the mid 40s. Coupled with that, all my ETFs have further declined in value.I'd have fared better by putting my savings a tin under the bed rather than investing in HL's "Wealth 100"
My gloomy prognostications realised. A profit of 4.7B for the first quarter and the share price has dropped this morning by .02%. At least the politicians aren't screaming for a "windfall tax" like they are with Shell.
What is it going to take to get a rocket up the a***e of Lloyd share price? Yesterday he FTSE 100 rose by .2% and the Lloyds share price fell by 3.57%. Why when they've declared profits of 4.7B for the first quarter is the price languishing in the 40s?
Are we supposed feel happy about a dividend of 1.6P when the share price has fallen from a high of 54P. When will we have our day in their sun? Answers please.
The share price has been recovering well since the disastrous Truss budget but why the fall of 3.51% yesterday? I haven't seen any news that would explain it.
Another p**s poor day for Lloyds shareholders. What use is a .67p dividend when the share price has dropped by 7p from its year high in May. When are we long standing holders of Lloyds stiock going to see some relief? It will probabvly happen in the long run but to quote Keynes "In the long run we're all dead".
Up to 50p yesterday - now down to 49.29. It can't get through the 50p glass ceiling for more than a few hours at a time. Are there any more dirty skeletons hiding in Lloyds cupboard waiting to get out and batter the poor old shareholders.
I bought at 28p because the advice was to "fill your Boots" if the share price was under 30p. But is it worth buying once the share price reaches 50. The dividend of .57p a share was pretty crappy after a whole year with no dividends at all. What's the view on future dividends?
GNK owes me big time - I bought my shares in 2017 ad the next day they dropped by 25%, so I flogged my shares as soon as I opened my HL portfolio and saw the takeover news. I sold them for £8.44 which made me a very happy man indeed!! Even happier to se the share price has fallen today to 8.40. Could someone please take over lloyds for £2.00 per share?