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T212 is in.

Im with Trading 212. Interested to hear when funds through with other platforms.

Ok with the good results sp will probably drop 5% on opening...as usual

9.5p?

485.30p I got mines. Thats with bank of Scotland.

Anyone know the DRIP price?

I worked with a guy who bought £1,000 at 13p. He was they type of guy who moaned about being sent home early from trip even on full pay because it meant putting the heating on....

So when he said he was spending £1,000 I knew that was a big deal

It was extremely high. Around £5 (before the 10/1 change). WHen it went down to £3 people were saying it cant go lower and were buying them up. Then same again at £2...

And then it bottomed at 13p

Can anyone remember last time RBS was on such a high going into results week?

Let's hope they continue the dividend generosity

What we thinking for the Div?

I've held both NWG and LLOY years. The NWG has always been far more generous of the two so I'm hoping for a good one 😀

Morning, I've held RBS since 2008 and always just taken out the dividends. However, this year I'm looking to use the DRIP option and re invest.

I was wondering if you someone with DRIP experience could clarify a few things:

- Are there fees involved , stamp duty etc ?

- How is the SP purchase price determined

- Historically, has the SP generally been lower on the ex div date than the DRIP SP?

Thanks in advance

Nyb

Maybe

6p

Does anyone know how this "massively discounted" offer will not tank the sp?

Could there be caveat in place such as not allowed to sell for 3 yr?

I'm assuming car salesman will not have to pay back the commission received after inflating interest rate

What's the difference between inflating interest rate on a loan and inflating the value of a car whilst trying to sell it

The whole car buying process is generally a scam where people are out to rip you off

Are the FCA going to check every single car has been sold at a fair price.

Online definition

"Typically, the average P/E ratio is around 20 to 25. Anything below that would be considered a good price-to-earnings ratio, whereas anything above that would be a worse P/E ratio. "

Lol

NWG currently running around 4

Great.

Leta cancel the divi aswell (again)

Been in VUSA for couple of years and LLOY for about 18 years. If only I knew about VUSA or equivalent 20 years ago...

Gary linekers opinion has no bearing on Lloyds sp

Appreciate politics, ruling party, boe etc play massive into long term effect on SP.

However, majorly of posts I see on here are politic rants without relevance.

Im. a long term shareholder who used to utilise this board to quickly find out the reason behind sp movement.

However, nowadays, when i come on here all I read is about Farage, Boris and Rwanada...

Any chance this share could be kept to lloyds discussion for those who don't have time to go through all the posts.?

Thanks