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l Think one of the regular guys here said 44 before 47 , it seems the terms of reference are changing as we speak.. Isnt it a beautiful day and dont you just love the Black Horse

(Sharecast News) - Lloyds Banking Group: RBC Capital Markets reiterates outperform with a target price of 5,100p.

LTI as you say a suggestion thats different from Actual, as the old adage goes a bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush
it may well come good but at this moment in time its a maybe

50p next week?? Based on what? there is nothing in Q1, Broker Ratings or investor sentiment that says any different but we will get to 50p plus but it will certainly take more than a week in my humble opinion

Falky Shares go down as well as up its all in the beginners pack DYOR

30 Million Dumped at 16:35 Share price didnt even blink ....how good is that!!!!

Slippers Cocoa and sweet dreams is all l have to say

Hull this is a long term slow burn share which will go down as well as up
if you need to get in and out quickly and make a quick buck fine.. like many people im here long term for progressive dividend policy and capital growth ..as you say it may take a while for myself and many others here thats fine

Progress Continues im sure we will settle down. l think the early 47 spike is an indicator that we continue to be seen as a recovery stock for income and growth .. Excitement over now Enjoy your day Lloyds Shareholders

During the day of Q1 results almost 450 million shares exchanged hands so clearly there was a lot of profit taking at 45p
and for me there is nothing wrong with taking profits good luck to you all

Lloyds now has a progressive dividend policy and like most of the big banks will be starting this policy at a much lower rate
our 1st dividend after covid is 0.57p as a final Dividend , We are due an interim later in the year August l understand with a final in May 2022, Most people are thinking a full year dividend will be 1.5p to 1.8p compared with 3.1 pre covid
There are many possibilities for the future when the government takes the foot off our necks
1) Share Buy Backs
2) Special Dividend as a reward for being good boys
3) Quarterly Dividends many here myself included would like to see that
Bottom line l think we are generally looking at around 4 percent yield
Add to that some price increase and in my opinion Lloyds is looking good for Both Income and Growth

I understand the figure is 52.4 p per share Down from 57p per share will this make it difficult for the price to exceed 52.4p in the immediate future?

Reasonable set of results this morning this should cement the price in the mid to late 40s range.
this is slowburn no good shouting 46-48 it will get there in its own good time . sit back and relax Dividend on 25th May
with a 2nd dividend to be announced. im staying in looking forward to the progressive dividend over the next few years..this is traditionally an income share and its policy is now to re establish its self as a dividend share. for me its all good at the Black Horse

If he's good at cash raises he will fit in well here

His Headstone Should simply say Duster Dave loved by family friends and Shareholders

Many people have said this and it appears to be true from my own personal experiences with 88 boasting back slapping talk of the big drill. Price goes up. after the drill the price goes down because it has not achieved it's objective.. then a cash raise and we end up at 0.25p. Again dodgy drill but to quote Duster Dave. Best drill yet. And to be fair he's found some for a change but it needs much more work and evidence for the big boys to get involved... Next everyone goes home... Does not happen in normal business come back for 2022 drill.. Everything is fully funded is the usual cry. But time after time it's the deadly cash raise and 0.25p again.. this time were hovering at 1p in case something exciting happens. Will it??? Maybe it will after all that's why we're here

If you take into account the 0.57p xd were already back over 44p Happy Days

32 Million were bought at 16:35 this stuff happens .. people move massive positions its ok

were no longer an investmen bank

But its a very positive view of Lloyds and our dividend policy