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By my calculations. If the excess ppi money and the held back divis from COVID era are returned, as well as the capital requirements of the FCA to "improve buffers". Then the private investor stands to collect a Divi of around 6.8p with 2bn buyback program continued.

However the LTI in me says 2bn buyback continues but nothing due is returned to the PI. Also 1bn set aside for car finance scandal every year for the next 5 years. That 5bn will end up in excess and along with the rest of the dues to the PI will disappear in a management change over never too be seen again.

The SP will grow to a dizzy height of 47p leading up to ex div date and plummet nearly a week later. So predictable. 0.9p div.

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"Futures digital" until you get a power outage.

Is to blame today for Lloyds poor performance. Not the BOD.

I'm guessing it's all to do with the Mcap perhaps?

Any other opinions? Perhaps from those in favour of buybacks? Surely there must be a reason as to why they don't cancel and insist on buyback? I'm just looking for the reasoning is all?

If as it seems that throwing billions at buybacks is not moving the SP because I assume supply is out reaching demand. Why could Lloyds not simply cancel a lot of the shares released? I've never claimed to be an expert and am simply wishing to further my knowledge.

Your invested here.

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It does unfortunate fill with me dread if the reds are allowing huge bonuses continue. It can only mean one thing the BOD continue to reap huge rewards for giving the PI's money to HMG. THE PI is stuck where it was 20yr ago in 10yrs from now.

If Labour are sleeping with the banks we're going to pay for it not the bod or II's.

This share doesn't need any excuse to drag. It will take what it can to drop though. I think we're are all agreed that the BOD deserve their dollar for their efforts

All conjecture of course until proven otherwise.

By the way I'm predicting that Lloyds will use it as an excuse to announce huge profits. BUT to be cautious they're setting a billion or two aside (only to never be seen again).

Which means a lot less than expected divi and an SP that's going to drop below 40 to support the buyback program.

How about the ongoing investigation by the FCA into Car Finance.

Nothing to see here... The car companies at fault for selling the policy and manipulating it. Banks had nothing to do with it.

Agreed however the FCA is not a friend of the financial institutions and may find a loop hole to hand over more money to the public to inject a financial punch into the economy for its masters.

As for "nothing holding the SP back". Try looking at the BOD for answers to that.

NHS doesn't need more money. What it needs is less admin, more nurses, less management and more accountability.

Accountability wherever you look, seems is a word and action of the past and perhaps it's worth revisiting.

.."crazy times we live in".

It wouldn't be that crazy if we had accountability and representation amongst the politicians. Gravy train rolls on and on .... And ever closer to forgetting what we are told never to forget every 11th of November. If people don't stand up the criminals under the guise of representing who drag us where ever they stand to make the most money.... That goes for Yellow, Red,Blue and Light blue and what ever other colours we are allowed to vote for. A set median wage with set expenses akin to a foreman should be a starting point as a maximum then watch all the slugs crawl out from beneath the rocks if parliament leaving room for people who actually want to represent the people and not big business.

We know the plan... Let them in and place them in Reform party strongholds. Just as they did when Tories were a threat. And as the Tories did when Labour was a threat. If the WEF says jump UK, USA, and the USE(yes I went there because we all know it's true) all ask what else can we do for you.

I personally have every faith in Lloyds beating expectation on profits, and a drop in SP to low 30s because Lloyds announce some nonsense about storing investors cash to weather the storm only to raise they've stored an excess amount and it disappears into the nether akin to ppi and held back divis.

Some times it can be better to fly under the radar. Once this BB is flooded with rampers what usually follows are derampers then the conversation gets messy. The true nature of investors come to the foreground when they set themselves varying agendas.

We should see some growth here this year and maybe more than expected if a labour environmentally friendly government gets in.

Look at where nations are going with centralised crypto. BESS is an absolute necessity if this is ever too be centralised by governments. If you don't have guaranteed power you can't get a sale or a purchase which imho puts an end to the cbdc argument if which the powers that be seen to be insisting is the future.

Guaranteed power will be funded by HMG and other governments if they are too travel down this path.

BESS it seems it's the only way we can guarantee power. I forsee big business going big once they realise.

"You will own nothing and be happy". I'm guessing the Lloyds BOD share the same business ethos as WEF. Wonder if any of the BOD are in Davos as I type. If I was to guess it would be absolutely. Divis better be good this year and in line with inflation. LTI's money here depreciating more than the rate of inflation.

Am I wrong in saying that we are still in the research and development stage. The business is capturing the data and making its plans on said data.

I presume that the natural route for Proteus would be too eventually own it's own ship and team to provide the service at source of installing removing turbines. That would require some heavy investment and debt of which would not be SAE. It is if course scope to gain a bigger share and go in to cahoots on this project. I sometimes think though that some of these turbines have been turning for a long time without the need to replace, remove etc. It is a very distinct possibility that these turbines do not need to be bobbed in and out like a Chocolate biscuit in a brew it's just because of the data gathering. I'm a man of little knowledge in the sector and only assuming the possibility.

..ha...ha.... this tickles me. Confidence in lloy lasted all of two weeks... Pmsl.. 23p meerkats comp.

"Looking forward to a vote of confidence from the markets when labour get back in".

Except for the banks who they are gunning for. Green energy is where I'm putting my money. The WEFminster band wagon back on track.