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Lloyds could make 100 billion profit a year and still go down

48% down in 10 years, 48.91p on 23/01/23 and now 43.06p after 2 billion quid spent on buybacks, what a lame donkey

60p this year I will be happy and move on from this unloved Donkey,not holding my breath ben waiting for nearly 4 years

Got a mate who invested heavily in the vanguard S&P, made over 35% in the time I have lost 12% in Lloyds lol

Haha stop the boats 358 of our friends turned up yesterday on 8 boats, come summer it will be 1000 a day

Sainsburys bank is winding down the banking business, shows the competitiveness of UK banking and the ability to make sustained profits

This lame donkey needs a long rest, Not keen on buybacks but If 2 Billion is set aside that's going to be another 5 billion shares of the register

Lloyds is just as bad being a long time suffering share holder of both

Small order triggered 42.95, next order 41.95

At 1%+ loss a day, your safely get your 40p by the end of the week,I would hold for 35p ,its a 🫏

I never bothered putting a claim in for diesel gate, bought the car second hand ,knew the MPG so couldn't really see what damages I was entitled to. Just more ambulance chasing firms

Order in at 30p 🤪

The next get rich quick scam,I worked with some one who went bankrupt owing £48K in loans to banks,then he had the nerve to get back £23k in PPI compensation and had it paid in to his daughters account to hide it due to bankruptcy

LTI cancelled it a long time ago, only one way for the donkey down 🤪🤪🤪

With dividends you must be in profit I hope, Many here are holding at a loss including me without the divis

Where does Lloyds profits end up each year, lets say £6Bn less divi £2Bn (max) , certainly not on the balance sheet considering the market cap

Order in 42.95 for the donkey

What a lame donkey just about to give up with this piece of S***

So funny how we follow BOA down after results then back up again as BOA recovers

Hard, I thought it was a bit high,dont Know how they work that out