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Todays RNS Total Voting Rights 69,042,821,945 shares.

mach
"The parameters of the question have fundamentally changed"
No, they have not. The question asked in the 2014 referendum was simply "Should Scotland be an independent country?" Simple as that. And I believe Nicola Sturgeon has said it will be the same question again IF there is another referendum.

Brixton
"If you was smart and sexy like me , you could also move south to the English Riviera and be happy , it's hot, midge free and .......... that will do ."
Been there, seen it, done it....no thanks! That's how I am smarter than you........that will do!

"Dow futures down over 300 points !"
That is -1%. Not as bad as FTSE which is currently -2%.

Brixton
Spent your inheritance yet.

stefanuk
Lloyds are paying no fee's to MS for conducting the buyback programme. The following is part of a reply I got from Lloyds to an email I sent to them in April asking them what fee's were being paid to MS:

"There are no fees paid to Morgan Stanley for administering the buyback programme. A broker will be able to attain a benefit for themselves by trading below the weighted average share price and making a small margin. This is for Morgan Stanley to manage on their own behalf and, regardless of their success in this endeavour, there are no fees paid to them."

Shaun_LSE
Your post today.
"Back to 27p when the CEO's have had their bonuses and the buyback becomes a sell off!"
Your post on 11th May 2022:
"Don't tell me to move on because I have a different perspective on things. Markets are crashing. I am betting 20p by late June."
How's that prediction going! lol

After 84 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date..................................................2,744,130,529
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £1,237,581,254.07
Average price paid to date.......................................45.099p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed.........61.88%

The head of the Bank of England walked a fine line between hawkishness and its gradual approach to interest rates up until now at the European Central Bank Forum in Sintra, Portugal.

Andrew Bailey kept the door open to a 50 basis point interest rate hike at the Monetary Policy Committee's next meeting,

But he was quick to note that the economy was slowing and that the economic cycle was at "something of a turning point".

https://www.sharecast.com/news/news-and-announcements--/boes-bailey-leaves-door-open-to-50bp-hike-but-says-economy-at-something-of-a-turning-point--10090331.html

"Lloyds said: “The business unit structures have been designed with our future priorities at the forefront of our mind to help us to achieve our purpose of Helping Britain Prosper."
I thought "our purpose" was to increase returns to share holders?

FTSE has recovered the mornings losses, and Lloyds slipped further into the red! Another day in paradise. lol
Brixton......did you fill your boots when the SP went sub 43p? lol

Current geopolitical events aside, another potential Scottish Independence Referendum in 2023, and a UK General Election 2024.

SC
Good post.

Gazzleberry,
"Why does no one pipe up when it is doing badly compared to the rest of the market. You are deluding yourself"
Do you read my posts? My post on Monday
hardup

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Price: 43.31

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RE: lloyMon 17:23
Familiar kind of day, FTSE up, all Banks EXCEPT Lloyds up. Yawn.

"6,923,630 today
where have all the sellers gone?"
Over 129 million shares traded today.

After 83 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date..................................................2,718,698,021
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £1,226,627,472.87
Average price paid to date.......................................45.118p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed.........61.33%

nomlungu
Ah yes, Gordon Brown. The man who stitched up Lloyds BOD to take over HBOS!

Hallelujah!!!!!

Don't think mankind will get anywhere near 150 million years before extinction!

After 82 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date..................................................2,711,774,391
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £1,223,597,692.39
Average price paid to date.......................................45.122p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed.........61.18%