The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
MV
Who or what influence's the SP? Looking at the buy and sell charts it is not apparent , no huge buy or sell people. Only relatively small amounts, max buy i have seen was 2million.No change in the SP , confusing .
Skier 'could be tens of billions'
Or it could be nothing, but you prefer to use scare mongering terms.
Maybe you just trying to push the price down so you can fill your boots?
Keep it up and i'll be their with you buying the cheepies up.
:and the Lloyds share price consequently weakens, Of course the full effect of this new share issue will be determined by how many recipients, wish to sell some or all of these new shares next week.:
even if the shares are sold in the open market i fail to see any significant change in the SP. Definitely no reason to tape up the bottoms of your trouser legs.
More statistical BS. Taken out of context by someone for what reason? To insult the intelligence of thinking people ? Absolutely tired of this sort of ignorant crap. I f you put information up for people to read , at least do the courtesy of keeping that information in context.
So, the public debt is rising , now tell us why, probably beyond your uneducated mind. Have a nice day when you vote the reds back in.
Is that politically incorrect using the word 'red'.?
Being new to share dealing when i read from LTI that a noted deal was a Systemic internaliser. I just had to know what it was.
So i did my research and found :-
Systematic internalisers (SIs) are investment firms which, on an organised, frequent, systematic and substantial basis, deal on own account by executing client orders outside a regulated market, MTF or OTF without operating a multilateral system.
What a gob full of meaningless twaddle, i am not clever enough to decypher this statement into an understandable piece of english. Browny points to be scored for anyone who can reduce the legal speak into laymans words. LOL
I remember the fool tip sheet. i still hold ford seller morris share certificate and a 1p dividend cheque.
that tip cost me £2000 and a life lesson. Beware of tipster boiler rooms, if they were that good why do they need to push themselves?
Let the spivs burn themselves on fractional penny sells and buys. At the end of the day Lloys will come good.
Same goes for Lloyds SP . All the feedbacks are positive but the price is constantly hammered, for no apparent reason.It's like playing in a rigged game, did i really say that?
JCB
Back from looking at zero trading .For the life of me i do not see your blame on zero trading as a realistic one .Typical 5000 trade at .01 spread equates to what? 50p ? take of the cost of borrowing shares etc .Do you seriously suggest that zero trading is still responsible for Lloyds SP to be as it is?
JCB
A bit like pharmacy's as they open up in Tesco etc? Not as daft as it might sound. Certainly good for cost cutting, definitely a win win situation. Maybe some push back from the banks as they may see it as loosing prestige status of high street presence. Time will tell.
Day trading and skimming? are you seriously suggesting that is the reason the SP is what it is today?
You only have to look at the volumes to see that the majority of individual trades are not big enough to cover the trading cost.