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Market-Dealer
"P.s. have a set buying limit at 39.5p"
Ha ha ha ha, ho ho ho ho.......morning Falky! lol

After 68 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date..................................................2,134,864,672
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £972,660,824.99
Average price paid to date.......................................45.561p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed........48.63%

Plato
"let's get petrol/diesel prices back to £1.25/litre for starters."
That's easy. Send Vladimir Putin an email and ask him if he would be kind enough to stop the war in Ukraine and withdraw his troops from Ukraine and promise to be a good boy from now on.

Plato
Go for it girl! lol

"market's definitely not liking lloyds"
And why is that? The low level of rebased dividend?

"Doesn't bode well"
I bet the pound would have fallen as well if Boris had lost the vote.

"Once in a lifetime 2014 vote"
When the Indy campaign started off the SNP cry was "once in a lifetime chance" to get voters out and vote. It stayed that way most of the way through the campaign until the last few days before the vote, when the polls showed that the people of Scotland were going to vote against independence. Alec Salmond and the SNP then changed the slogan to "once in a generation chance"!

Next BOE MPC rate setting meeting is Thursday next week 16th June.

"Here's another question, why do Tories always defend xenophobes and bigots?"

https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/sites/default/files/investigation-into-antisemitism-in-the-labour-party.pdf

machiismo
So in your opinion anyone who thinks that the Government are not doing enough to control illegal immigrants coming into the UK are r - a - cists and xenophobes?

There is great comfort to be found in regular, reliable dividend payouts, especially in times of economic uncertainty. But finding shares that can pay them isn't easy. High yields may seem tempting, but they can also be the early warning signs of possible dividend cuts - so it's important to tread carefully.

To help navigate this uncertainty, what's needed is a go-to checklist that covers the most important aspects of dividend investment strategies. This also helps to take emotion out of the decision-making process.

With a few key rules, you'll find it much easier to find better quality dividend stocks in a methodological way. The dividend paid by Lloyds Banking (LON:LLOY) is an example of how to use this checklist approach...

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/three-factors-consider-lloyds-banking-081934209.html

What is the market reaction going to be today? As expected the British B - ull - sh - it Corporation is putting this across as a bad result for Boris with all the coverage seeming to go to those who are spinning the "over 40% of the Tory parliamentary party voted against him, he must go" line. This has to be dropped now so that Parliament can get on with more important issues that need attention. Lets move on and let the electorate decide at the next General Election.

After 67 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date..................................................2,130,255,967
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £970,561,098.99
Average price paid to date.......................................45.561p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed........48.53%

Plato
"All my posts are to do with the economy - what plans does Lloyds have to create an economic boom and especially better-quality housing and infrastructure?"
What has that got to do with a bank? That is a Government objective.

machiismo
"Point proven. Literally all you Tory voters can do is demonize anyone that isn't you. "Communist", "socialist", "woke leftie" bla bla bla - anything to detract from the reality that you have literally nothing to say about anything."
In response I will have to refer you to your earlier post at 14:08:
"The puddle represents the depth of political ideology a Tory has, which doesn't amount to much more than "attack the poor, deport brown coloured folk and give me money"."
Now tell me, who is doing the demonising?

Plato
Which part of your last post, if any, has anything to do with the thread which it is posted on?

"and give me money".
Funny, I thought that was a socialist trait. lol

Consensus
Lloyds’ has reported a strong performance over the last quarter, with climbing revenues they may be helped by higher interest rates, notwithstanding the shocks of inflation growth in 2022.

In addition, the stock appears undervalued compared to peers, and more than adequately covers its dividend payments and looks set for growth in the coming months.

There are far worse bets to place than Lloyds’, however time will tell how well the bank has shored up its defences against the looming cost of living crisis as inflation looks set to hit 10% by autumn this year.

https://ukinvestormagazine.co.uk/lloyds-share-price-a-safe-harbour-from-inflationary-shocks/

When you go to the link in my last post you have to click on the Dividend FAQ's.

urbanguru
Lloyds have abandoned the paying of dividends quarterly. This was announced in the Half Year 2021 results on 29th July, listing their reasons for doing this. They have stated they have no plan to revert to quarterly dividends.

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/investors/shareholder-information/dividends.html