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Time for HBR to start looking away from the North Sea,Labour will be in in 2 years and the Tax 2ill be even higher 80-85%

Covid grants was given out to easy,I know self-employed in construction who took every grant yet worked all through the lock downs and were never asked to pay back

Just as well most of my shares are in an ISA, no WT for banks then

Thanks Tuxedo8

This donkey has had its day,

Is there a way to read the letter without subscription

This share is frustrating as hell,Should of sold the lot last week and moved on,After an update we get a rise then a continuous fall until the next result,not a share to hold for sure

Decided I'm staying out as well for now,without the extra 35% tax this share would double ,still think it is under valued though

On average ASHP is 300% efficient so at todays electricity rate with the government grant we are talking 34p so the cost is just over 11p per KWH for heat,gas is about that price as well. In cold weather the efficacy drops, then you got the £10k plus to install

Will be an RNS with commencement of buybacks and date, was last time they started a buyback and is normal practice

In auction ?

Great idea but got to get the cost of electricity down 50% first to make it viable

Time to buy back or wait it out untill Thursday?, the 30% WT must be fully priced in

Smartie ,agree this is time to wait just keeps falling now after a slow drop to start the day

Not really If we had faith, we can now buy back 12p cheaper, at the end of the day it is all a game

Do people here now persume 35% WT until 2028 is now priced in seeing how low the share price is considering last results

Sold mine at 375.5, I want them back but not dropped as much as I thought

Yep just like my Lloyds shares both the worst nags in the FTSE

If brent was down 3% this share would fall 5% but brent is up 3% and just about holding a gain, crazy share to hold

With all these rate rises and extra income for Lloyds, you would think it will reflect in the share price, obviously the market fears the bad debts. At the end of the day with record unemployment people will repay their mortgage first and put on hold other purchases