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Ah yes, the Motely Fool. Take with a pinch of salt. How many thought in January/February 2022 when the SP got as high as 55p that it would never go below 50p again? Well I did! 🤭

Ducatiman.........There is a restriction on the maximum amount of shares that can be bought back daily during a buyback. The maximum daily amount is 25% of the average daily amount traded over the preceding month.

STP.....The EU did not say what you said they had said! Simples. You've been caught out again.

STP,

"The EU has said..

That with about 90% of under 25s pro EU, re-joining is only a matter of time.."

I have read the article and the EU does not say that. You have twisted and manipulated what was said to suit your narrative. The article said....

"In an October poll only 16 per cent said Brexit was an important issue. That may be a better test of public opinion than the polls uniformly saying that a clear majority now think Brexit was a mistake. Up to 90 per cent of voters aged 18-25 say they would vote to rejoin the EU. The problem is that this cohort doesn’t much bother with voting."

Duff link! When you go to it it says "The page you were looking for doesn't exist."

STP......."The police swoop on any found to lending support to Hamas, within seconds."

I have not seen that in any news reports. All I have seen in a news report is police swooping on one man holding a placard saying "HAMAS ARE TERRORISTS"! 6 police officers manhandled him to the ground and handcuffed him and took him away.

After 13 trading days, buyback complete to date:

Total shares to date.....................................................330,487,690

Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £157,684,809.97

Average price paid to date..........................................47.7128

Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............7.88%

And for SUFC

The cancelled shares to date will save £6,080,973.50 from the Final Dividend payment which goes ex-div on 11th April

STP......"I'm not going to do your homework for you. Off you toddle and disprove it!"

If you had any integrity you would just post a link to where you got the information.

Not heard much from Ramvo these days! Last rant was 9th February when SP was 41.37p.

NuckyT must be kicking himself for selling up for a loss early on results day when SP was 42.525p.

No doubt 50p has triggered zillions of auto sells!

STP......About bloody time you have made a post directly relevant to investing in Lloyds! See if you can keep it up! To be honest I don't hold out much hope of that!

Panderman....."If the SP has an unexpected surge can they delay the buy backs or is it set in stone?"

The buyback is controlled by algorithms and Lloyds set the parameters which MS apply. One of the algo parameters is if the SP goes more than a defined % over the weighted average share price of the preceding time frame specified, the algo will step back from trading. I guess that point must be getting close with the rise in share price since the buyback started.

"On what's happening at the moment with the lloy SP. it's rising so the II's can make a sale at a good price. Then purchase them back cheaper all before they collect their divis and then Lloyds will be buying them back cheaper also after divis. It's a win, win for the sharks but the small fry that are getting in at these prices will be locked in and battered come April the 11th. Repeat and rinse..."

At least keltickilla is brief and to the point. It takes chid at least 3000 words to say the same! 😎

67Sam

Scargill was responsible. The miners strike was not democratic, he called an all out miners strike without first holding a ballot of members. He then approved flying pickets to travel to mines where the workers wanted to continue working to threaten and intimidate them to try to stop them working. Scargill divided mining communities and families with his undemocratic miners strike.

"A true champion of the workers he was."

Margaret Thatcher put that myth to bed!

After 12 trading days, buyback complete to date:

Total shares to date.....................................................304,610,395

Aggregate cost to date... ........................................... £144,806,534.20

Average price paid to date..........................................47.5383

Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed............7.24%

And for SUFC

The cancelled shares to date will save £5,604,831.27 from the Final Dividend payment which goes ex-div on 11th April

So far today we one horseman short of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. I guess it won't be long before he appears.! 🤣🤣

Nationwide members want a vote. Hmmm.........i get that sense of deja vu here.........Lloyds HBOS fiasco!

...........it's going to be a long day! 😇

Hoping to see a spike in SP between 6th and 10th April when income seeking investors can start a new ISA for tax year 2024/2025, and want to invest before x-dividend on 11th April to get the dividend.