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It certainly is a dictatorship. Putin hankers to put the USSR back in situ with his land grabs.

TFE,

Interesting table. The German economy is in for a big hit courtesy of having to unravel its close ties with left wing Russia. Ooops, I didn’t mean to offend our resident pinko, commie, socialist comrades on here…….

Whybother,

Surely you’re able to work out roughly what the share price would have been without the buyback ? I suspect you started this thread more for mischievous reasons otherwise you perhaps didn’t get your maths GCSE ? I’m only speculating……

Look good rot me. No doubt the City will mark them down……

Potential impairments and bad debts, if there is a recession, is what is holding Lloyds share price back. The interest rate rises will produce increased margins but the market always looks ahead. If recession can be avoided, these are cheap without a shadow of doubt. You pays your money, you takes your chance......

*so I don't have to read

Correction

Bitter Remoaners - how tedious zzzzz

Glad I've got that one on filter so at have have to read his excrement anymore.

Fingers crossed for these on Tuesday. They are stubbornly stuck around the 170-175p mark. I'm hoping figures will be materially above previous comment and MMs are not wanting to get caught short of stock.

Thanks LTI,

I thought it was probably close to the average daily buyback. I don't think he understands the limitations on what can be bought everyday nor does he possibly realise the buyback has till the end of December to be completed.

Makes for entertainment I guess TFE.

I do wonder how old some of these posters are to be honest sometimes.

Not another Remoaner whinging as well. You're not having a good day are you Gazzleberry ?

It may have escaped your attention that food prices are going up worldwide as are energy prices and taxation has had to go up for the pandemic costs, none of which was foreseen at the time of the referendum. Your side lost - get over it.

*That'll teach em

I get it perfectly GB.

The board of directors have contractual rights to share bonuses. If you don't like what's going on, you could always requisition an EGM to vote down director pay or alternatively sell your Lloyds shares. Morgan Stanley I'm sure will snap them up.

Instead of whinging, why don't you vote with your feet ? They'll teach em......

Gazzlebury,

The shares set aside for staff are a fraction of what the buyback will remove from the register.

Exactly Hardup

Quite SUFF,

And MS have until Dec 31st to complete the buyback. No point in bidding too high unnecessarily to attract sellers.

Think you need to be patient Shytetalk.

Shytetalk

"The low buy back quantities is poor not the price"

Yesterday's 34m shares seems a reasonable amount to me. Don't forget, by the terms of the buyback Morgan Stanley are limited to how many they can buy every day.

How many shares are you expecting them to buy every day out of curiosity?

Brixton

"Low paid workers are getting clobbered"

As opposed to having your home clobbered by Russian missiles. Puts it in perspective really doesn't it ?

Why is it poor Shytetalk ? Another 34m shares removed from the register.

Bonds having a better day as there is a growing realisation that interest rates expectations may be reset so as not to tip the world economy into a deep recession which in itself would bring down inflation.

OPEC needs to pump more oil to help reduce transportation costs of goods and someone needs to take out Putin. The spiteful little psychopath is trying to eradicate Ukraines grain fields so as to cause food poverty worldwide. How a few posters on here can defend him and his regime is beyond me.