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Nuwanda

Going back to the 2019 buyback, that was suspended early in September 2019 in case of a late surge in PPI claims in the run up to the cut off deadline for PPI claims, with circa £650m unspent of the £1.75B buyback budget. I wonder if that is still available?

If you are already invested and a Special Dividend is declared the SP would likely increase in the run up to ex dividend so every chance the SP would not be far off after ex dividend what it was when the dividend was declared.

What huge short! There is only one 0.51% disclosed short position!

Isn't it Wetherspoons o'clock yet?

"All imports !"

The UK would not survive with no imports!

"Boom time and build a wall in the channel."

And block off the busiest shipping channel of the world impacting on global trade 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Wait for it....

Falky

Simples.....filter! Everyone should filter it. It thrives on responses. If everyone filters it no one will respond.

SNP deficit increases to £800,000 as income and member numbers fall! 🤣🤣🤣

After 126 trading days, buyback complete to date:

Total shares to date.....................................................4,367,119,784

Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £1,991,934,478.87

Average price paid to date..........................................45.612p

Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............99.6%

He's got a job.........he's a busboy at MacDonald's

"I am on holiday in the Spanish mountains come end of September, hope to god I am not so bored that I continually have to post on here."

Funny that, I was hoping the same.

DT

Nice try. It is you who has contradicted what you have told others to do. I was politely drawing your attention to that.

DT.........."Boy, does you fetish stem from the fact that your best friend is a scot which means of course you are part Scottish and you have developed a weird warp attraction to scots, did your best friend dress you up as wee jimmy Krankie and spank you..."

Which contradicts what you tell others to do. I suggest you should follow the advice you have given to others on this board today......."show some class son and grow up."

Brixton

On current SP's for both you are getting a higher yield with Natwest. Yield on Natwest at current SP is 7.37%. Yield on Lloyds at current SP is 6.55%. So if you flip some Natwest into Lloyds you will get less dividend on the Lloyds shares than you would get if you just keep the Natwest shares.

OK son 🤣🤣🤣🤣

DT

OK, then we should seek reparations from Italy, Norway and Denmark for their days of rape, pillage and plunder when the Romans and Vikings invaded these shores.

DT

Absolute nonsense!

"Current shorts at 6%"

Where do you get that from? The link you provided says current open short position on Lloyds is 0.51%. Where is the other 5.49% coming from?

It was only a matter of time before he would be involved in an "unfortunate accident"! 🤣🤣🤣