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And you have Tourette's syndrome

.........is dragging markets and Bank shares down again!

Brixton
You were captured in this video shot by the Verve in 1997.....it was made walking down a busy street in Hoxton, East London. Watch the video and you come into it in the bottom left hand corner of the screen 4 minutes and 6 seconds into the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lyu1KKwC74

Brixton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e1xvyTdBZI

Theo
We also have open coal fires in 3 of the rooms in the house. We use the one in the sitting room at night through the winter. Last year was paying £400 a ton for Columbian coal, now £650 a ton. A ton normally lasts around 6 months if we have a fire on every night. So maybe have to just go with the oil heating. Another alternative to coal which I have never done before would be to go up the peat hill for in the summer and cut my own peats which would cost nowt, but is labour intensive, cutting, laying out and drying, and then taking back from hill and storing in the outbuilding.

Theo
Likewise our cooker runs of bottled propane. A 47kg bottle usually lasts us 1 year. Last time I bought was £70. I was checking my suppliers website half an hour ago and is now £104.

He/she/it post's the same carp on the Lloyds BB. Total wanchor!

Theo
My heating is from an oil fired boiler using heating oil. Price increase for heating oil at the moment in the Northern Isles fluctuating around +90% /+110% from December 2021 level.

And the Ministry of Truth was forecasting £4500.........all we hear is radio ga ga.......radio goo goo......radio ga ga.......radio blah blah!

After 125 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date.................................................3,497,668,641
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £1,559,785,687.11
Average price paid to date.......................................44.595p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed.........77.99%

RNS today detailing acquisition of shares........Non Executive Director Scott Wheway purchased 150,000 shares yesterday at 43.815p for his SIPP.

After 124 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date.................................................3,456,659,204
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £1,541,581,598.03
Average price paid to date.......................................44.597p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed.........77.08%

SUFC
"I cannot wait to get back to ramping Lloyd's Banking Group shares again"
PMSL!

Falky
I missed your other post on the RKH BB on 24th February
"Godders99,
It will be sub 1p in 5 weeks time, you better sell now.
What do you think? Is 8p better than 1p ?....you are an accountant,
You should know the answer....DYOR"

Falky
"Have a look ar Rkh..,happy days"
I thought you sold all your RKH shares? Remember your post on 22nd February on the RKH BB
"Godders99,
This is heading to 1p or even less. Better sell & salvage few quids mate
Before you lose the lot. Your call..,,either sell and move on, or, keep
Holding and be quiet ...what do you think ?
ALL IMHO-DYOR"

"questions are where do we find this leadership who will put themselves forward beside those from the shadows of Eaton hall buffoons, have a good day."
I thought Penny Mordaunt ticked all the boxes, state comprehensive school educated and attended Reading University, and not tainted by the Boris Johnson legacy. IMO Stitched up by the 1922 Committee at the final hurdle to ensure someone from the Oxbridge elite gets the job.

"Jeez .... what is this Plato guy on?"
My tits!

Theosus
Looking at the predictions on the list I would say 95% are suitably qualified to get a job with any of the Brokers that are currently forecasting Lloyds target price! lol

Littleaston
Lloyds recently increased the interim dividend by 20%.

"Another 41,166,719 purchased today at 44.53, below the current average cost to date."
Interesting coincidence that the volume weighted average price paid today, 44.53p, is exactly the same as yesterdays volume weighted average price paid.