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Theo
Well yes, obviously Ukraine and Russia agreeing terms, Russian withdrawal and ending hostilities is what I was alluding to.

Brixton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Le3xJY4TF-8

88
When the Ukraine war ends I think market reaction would be very positive, similar to when news of COVID vaccine was released on 6th November 2020, and you would not want to be out of the market when/if it does happen. BUT, how much further will it fall before this happens?

Cable was slowly falling through the day but took a dive at 14:00, currently 1.1516.

Looks like sub 43p coming today.

MV
So true! lol

There's me correcting someone's spelling and then my next post I make a spelling mistake! One of them days! lol

Brixton
lol........he's gone quite on RKH as well.

He's just a Wanchor posting the same end of the world rhetoric on Lloyds and all the other financials as well!

Brixton
Read what!

I'm sure you meant New DAWN! lol

the worst is yet to come......the worst is yet to come......the worst is yet to come
Is there a parrot on this BB

88
Its just frustrating when interest rates are rising which technically should be good for Bank shares with rising NIM's but watching the SP fall every time there is an interest rate rise! Agree with you on dividends, just keep them coming and hold tight!

88
"75bp has to be the call 15th sept"
And how much will the Bank share prices tank with 75bp?

Market down, cable down, Lloyds up?

After 128 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date.................................................3,618,272,724
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £1,613,083,216.33
Average price paid to date.......................................44.582p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed.........80.65%

TFE
"Do you fancy coming to north Wales for a day out in the forests and amongst the streams. We'll make a man of you yet"
Plato and the Welsh hillbillies will look after the city folk in the backwoods...have you ever seen the film Deliverance with Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight? lol

Falkly
So what is the real rate of inflation when the cost of a loaf of bread rises from £1.50 to £16?

Well, well, Plato now has an alter ego! Ever watch the film Pyscho? Norman Bates and his mother? Plato is now playing out that charade as Plato and asimpleinvestor! PMSL!

skier1
I just used that link you posted and it gave me an estimated figure of £2,900 Annual Equivalent cost, or £242 per month from when the new October price cap comes in.