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fleccy
Yes, was not paying attention to the fine detail! lol. Still up though, hopefully claw back most of the 1.33p today.

LOL! Up 0.86% on market open ex-dividend day! lol

If we knew that we would all be millionaires! lol

Well said fleccy.

Brixton,
No, you would not get the dividend if you bought today. If you bought yesterday you would have been entitled to the dividend.

eviking,
Brilliant and spot on the ball. lol

After 29 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date..................................................1,201,997,218
Total Cost to date... ................................................ £559,951,815.06
Average price paid to date.......................................46.585p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed........28%

The cancelled shares to date will save £15,986,563.00 from the Final Dividend payment which goes ex-div on 7th April.

lti
Well if my opinion saying Lloyds would struggle to get above 50p was a bad call, what about you saying "Lloyds was cheap at 80p".
That must be a ridiculous call.
"When you told 'us Lloy was cheap @ 80p "
Bad call.

lti
"Why do you never leave things? "
That is rich coming from you!!!!!!! ROFLMFAO!

lti
You are a pathetic individual.

lti,
As I say, it is easy to say bad call with the benefit of hindsight seeing where the SP is now to where it was on 18th March. And lets just refresh your memory on your reply to my post on 18th March,
"Lloyds share price is not based on an historic yield. We had Lloyds in the 80's with zero yield. I wouldn't be disappointed if more profits were directed into the Lloyds investment plan ."
So you obviously thought at the time that my opinion that SP would struggle to get above 50p based on dividend yield was conservative citing reasons in your opinion why it would go higher than 50p, potentially up to 80p. No sign of you saying anything like it could go down to current level from 50p at that time, you seemed more upbeat on the SP prospects. I repeat, you very good at making statements like "bad call" with the benefit of hindsight.

lti
It was you who said bad call, referring to my post on 18th March.

lti
"Bad call"
As usual, you excel at making such posts with the benefit of hindsight.

Falky
"But you were the one who kept telling us 55p by %&% ??? I rest my case...."
I've just been going back through my posting history as far back as 3rd December and cannot find the numerous posts as you say where I was saying 55p by Friday. Please tell me what dates I posted these? The last post that I made any opinion on SP level was on 18th March as follows:
"I think the SP will struggle to get much over 50p based solely on amount of full year ordinary dividend. The Full Year dividend for 2021 was 2p, which gives a dividend yield of 4% at a SP of 50p. At 55p SP the dividend yield would be 3.6%, and SP at 60p would give a dividend yield of 3.3%. When you can get double that yield easily elsewhere will be a drag on SP. The SP did get above 55p in January, but that was before the Final Results, and dividend amount was unknown, and a lot of investors were anticipating a special dividend in addition to ordinary dividend to be announced at Final Results. Now investors know there will be no special dividend and full year ordinary dividend was only 2p, this will be a drag on SP. I personally think it will stay around 50p level for some time now until the dividend level increases raising the prospective yield."

88
"HU.....you can sell @45.18 0n ig SB atm if your so inclined.....gl"
Just have to be patient. SOD's law if I sold price would go up again. Not experienced in SB investing anyway.

88
I think he is well down at the moment on the £150k he piled into RKH, ARG, and BOR on the spike in them after Russia invaded Ukraine.

Falky
Think you will find that was by final results day, not Friday. And what happened on Final Results day Falky?

Well if SP holds at current level until close, then on market open tomorrow opening price should be down -1.33p or -3%. If we then have another down day tomorrow like today then potentially we could then see a total fall of -5% or more tomorrow from todays closing price.

Next BOE MPC meeting 5th May.

Cormack
"Be careful though, because if you sell the requisite amount in your non-sheltered account today, you may not be able to transfer the proceeds into your ISA until the trade has settled (probably Friday at the earliest). If you are transferring separate funds today, then no problem. That’s based on my experience with Hargreaves Lansdown, but I would imagine the rules are the same elsewhere?"
Thanks for your post. I am with Hargreaves Lansdowne and was going to sell £20,000 of my Lloyds shares in my Share account and transfer to my ISA account today and then buy back Lloyds again. If there is a chance I would lose out on the dividend in line with your experience I will wait until tomorrow or Friday and then do the transfer to ensure I get the dividend on the £20,000, albeit in my share account.