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Could this be something RGL could potentially consider?

Ediston Property (EPIC), the £129m real estate investment trust focused on retail parks, has launched a strategic review after concluding it lacked the scale to deliver the best result for shareholders.

Chairman William Hill said the board’s preference was to merge with one or more Reits, but a sale of the company or its assets were also options if they delivered better value for shareholders.

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After 16 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date....................................................416,508,047
Aggregate cost to date... ......................................... . £206,295,893.39
Average price paid to date.........................................49.53p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed...........10.31%

And for SUFC
Final Dividend payment saved to date..................... £6,664,128.75

Time to take the dog for a walk!

"what nonsense - why on earth would HL as an example be voting at an AGM using nominee account shares."
You are twisting the narrative again. The point is the shares in the Nominee Account are held in HL name and they hold all the voting rights. Maybe HL did not vote, but, the retail investors did not vote. Granted they do now have this option now but they did not at the last AGM.

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"hu, I have given you the facts - end of - if you do not like the facts then tough"

So lets look at the facts you gave me. First you say "98.46% of votes were in favour of an investment in Lloyds - respect it - get over it". Then you later amend that after I have suggested that was not an accurate representation to "for those who bothered to vote- about two thirds of shares in issue were in favour of an investment in lloyds shares".

Another example of you twisting and manipulating the narrative as you go to suit.

As far as I am aware that is a new service from HL which was not available for retail investors to vote at the last Lloyds AGM.

lti
Your usual obtuse response.

"98.46% of votes were in favour of an investment in Lloyds - respect it - get over it."
But that is not an accurate representation of all retail investors who do not get a vote.

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ECB have hiked rates by 50 bpts.

lti
"1.54% of votes were against an investment in Lloyds."
Correct me if I am wrong, but that is not an accurate representation of retail investors wishes and very misleading.
I would suggest the reason only 1.54% voted against a buyback is that most if not all retail investors shares are held in nominee share accounts and they have no voting rights. The shares are registered in the name of the company who runs the Nominee Account, and they get the voting rights for those shares. So in effect, an Institution is voting on behalf of the investors whose shares are held in the Nominee Account, and it is they who vote in favour of a buyback, not the retail investors who have the shares in the Nominee Account.

Labour are saying if they win the next GE they will reverse the change to Pension Lifetime Limit and reinstate the £1M limit on Pensions.

FTSE Futures currently up circa +90 pts (+1.2%). Hopefully Lloyds can recover some ground today and tomorrow. My post at 05:11 on Monday morning I said it would be a nail biting week! GLA

OK, so it was the OBR, but he stated that in the budget.

SR1
"We will NOT go to recession and picture is much more brighter than we thought."
That was a forecast by the Chancellor. How often are these jokers forecasts accurate?
And if Lloyds Business Model is so different to some of the other banks with International exposure why is it being subjected to large SP falls as well? Lloyds is not immune.

After 15 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date....................................................385,687,581
Aggregate cost to date... ......................................... .£191,714,730.92
Average price paid to date.........................................49.707p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed...........9.59%

And for SUFC
Final Dividend payment saved to date..................... £6,171,001.30

ISA Annual allowance unchanged at £20,000
Pension Lifetime Limit abolished (was capped at £1M)
Energy Price Cap £2500 extended for another 3 months

The prat posted the same on the Lloyds board.

Currently -554pts (-1.71%)

It's a sell off across the whole Market.

Them in the know have received the nudge nudge wink wink what is to come in the budget.

lol........time to take the dog for a walk.