Member Info for jcb208

Lloyds savings rates are pretty poor really, easy saver 0.6% while I'm getting 3.2% on a Coventry savings account with 6 withdrawals a year, saying that every one is free to move their money to another provider

Remember paying 15% mortgage rate and the government never gave handouts like sweets, we had to find more work

At least they got it right this time. I think 4% will be about it for a while ,energy prices are falling fast so inflation will be coming down soon

£25 for me on £10k,moved the rest away to a 4.85% 3 year fix paying £207 per month so chances of winning the million has decreased some what

Banks very slow this morning,cant make their mind up what way to go, US banks rose well after the interest rate rise.Lets see what happens here

So that's where 75% of my investment has gone then to employees LOL

10% up so far today, must be some news due, lets hope it holds

Still 5 years for me.Cant wait and for the bus pass lol

Glad they have started the second half of the buyback while the share price has fallen, lets hope this steadies the ship

Where is Market dealer (falky) ,seems a long time since I have read any of his posts

And not that long to wait for a nice dividend either

Looking good, touched 51p briefly, only way now is up until results I hope

That's what has been wiped off so far this year on an update that met expectations, what a joke the stock market is these days

I asked IR regarding dividends about a year ago and was told this was not in the pipeline as this is a growth stock, which has failed to materialize yet. From experience holding this share it will now be driven down further before we see a rise back up

I give up too, the shares I kept now well down,In hind sight should of sold the lot to break even, but looking at the results and after this update thought we would fly back to 360 but no we loose 86p instead since this year high, cant work the markets out these days

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/lloyds-shares-best-ftse-bank-120035132.html

Seems a life time ago we hit the 160s after the 170p offer which was declined and we no whats happened since

Seems like a 50/50 bet after the latest inflation data,I was going for 25bp now I think we may well see 50bp to try to bring inflation down faster

How about a cost of living payment for shareholders as well while they are dishing out the dosh

Lloyds must be one of the most frustrating shares to hold, might have to wait until nearer results before we see any significant rise.