Lloyds and Graphs.14 May 2020 14:28
You cannot put the Genie back in the bottle.There has been a recent use of graphs in all areas to highlight where we stand in the Uk compared to the rest of the world. The main results of this type of exercise is to draw comparisons.
Is it now time that Lloyds did the same, which means drawing about 3 graphs to show how the Company has progressed over say the last 5/6 years. Share price, m/cap and source and application of funds would suffice for a start.As Lloyds will hardly jump at the idea, you may have to do it yourselves.Given computers the first two items would take about 5 minutes each and the third 30 minutes at most.
You upon completion will see your first two will start high on the left and fall virtually consistency to the botton right.The third will require some thought, but buybacks, ppi, dividends, wages and bonuses and the last item of progression and capitalization will be null and void as no direct plan ,if you exclude reducing staff, closing branches and share schemes were never pre-advised.
Now all you need to do is encompass any quality share that you feel was comparable to Lloyds, may I suggest the colour green, and there is no restriction on sector or place.
Many will probably do it with a pot of tea to hand which is my preference.I am not going to suggest what high/low lights you review that is your choice, and good luck.It is easier to do that you may expect.
The reason I post this is because the red messages are flashing daily informing me I stray of target,and maybe I do.But like many others I have pushed a lot of "copy and paste" know it all`s into dormancy and also done my bit to reveal the truth.Nobody will be believe I am apolitical ,but that is a fact I could care less about.
The threat of closing my down is meaningless and laughable, just remember anyone can post but some are pure tripe.
That said I came here and learnt an absolute amount of excellent skills from a handful, I thank them kindly and appreciate it.A late lunch awaits.