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Casshy; the current furlough scheme does not end until the end of March next year so there will probably a small time lag past this before the extent of any further damage to the economy will be realised?

Hi Triflepig, out of curiosity, do you still think there is a risk this could retreat below 30p or have recent events suggested the worst is past and this should start to rise further?

If nothing announced regarding Brexit deal by close of markets Friday it will make for another nervous weekend for investors!

What's the odds "someone" will be resurrected before markets close tomorrow?

So if the catalyst now for SP increase is Brexit Deal going through, should this be interpreted that a No Deal Brexit has already been priced into the market at current SP?

Everyone said if Vaccine approved 40p next stop? Vaccine approved and we're down 1%? What's going on there then?

Heavy after hours selling last night on all British bank shares and BNC.

According to the information detailed in the "LLOY share trades" tab above there was heavy selling recorded after hours last night with no buys recorded. Not looking good for Monday morning open?

falkland; out of curiosity, why the time frame of before end of Dec 2021 to exit your Lloyds shares? What do you think is going to happen after December 2021 that makes you think you should sell your Lloyds shares by then?

Sold out of BT today to buy here, 1385k shares @ 36p.

I decided to take the plunge yesterday and bought in at 124 on the tail of the Pifzer Vaccine rally, this was before the Moderna Vaccine news was released. Thinking now I should maybe have waited to see if there was going to be any large retrace of SP after the vaccine rally? Still looks vastly undervalued for all that with plenty of scope to increase SP significantly over the next 2 or 3 years once sentiment changes. Also the reinstatement of dividend to look forward to in 2022 which should also be a catalyst for SP increase. Just hope SP does not visit 100 region again! Anyone think this is likely?

The RNS says RI to be approved by shareholders on 23rd October. Assuming it is approved, would this then be the cut of date by which you would have to have shares to be entitled to participate in the RI? Or would there be another date announced beyond 23rd October as cut of date for RI entitlement?
I would be interested in any opinions; would it be better to buy shares before the cut of date for RI entitlement, whatever that may be and then take up the RI, or, do nothing until after the RI is complete and then buy shares?
Appreciate any guidance or opinions please.

The following review of the Banking Sector from Atlantic Capital Markets suggests in the current climate avoid all UK Banking Stocks. Interesting Reading.
https://www.atlanticmarkets.co.uk/download/729/Report?

lochinvarlass
What divi?

It has been announced today that the High Court has ruled against insurance company's who refuse to pay out under "pandemic clauses" to business's for losses attributable to COVID. How much exposure will Aviva have to any claims now for COVID losses?

It has just been announced that the High Court has ruled against insurance companies for not paying out on "pandemic clauses" to business's for losses attributable to COVID. How much exposure will L&G have to any subsequent claims?

calamari,
Many thanks for taking the time to respond to my question, very much appreciated.

If one invested today would they be entitled to/receive any rights under this issue? If answer is no, is it worth purchasing the shares today or wait until the RI is completed? Apologies in advance to experienced investors for my naivety but I find it a total mind fkcu trying to get my head around this.

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However, on this occasion the drop in SP on X Dividend date has continued and SP now retraced quite a lot since X Dividend date so if it remains around this level share holders who reinvest the dividend will be rubbing their hands.

SP correction is always the X Dividend date. Most shareholders wished it was the day the dividend was paid so they can reinvest straight away at the depressed price, as .quite often the share price has climbed again by the time the dividend is paid. However, on this occasion the drop in SP on