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falklandinvestor

Seems to be some unhappy traders who didn't get back in under 60p this morning

UK economic growth slowed again in August as post-lockdown shortages bite - PMI

Britain's post-lockdown economic bounce-back slowed sharply in August as companies struggled with unprecedented shortages of staff and materials, but strong inflation pressures cooled a bit, a survey showed on Monday

https://www.google.com/amp/s/uk.sports.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/uk-economic-growth-slowed-again-083848940.html

Recovery loses momentum as supply constraints hit output growth in both the manufacturing and service sectors

Key data
Flash UK Composite Output Index
August: 55.3, 6-month low (July final: 59.2)

Flash UK Services Business Activity Index August: 55.5, 6-month low (July final: 59.6)

Flash UK Manufacturing Output Index August: 54.1, 6-month low (July final: 57.1)

Flash UK Manufacturing PMI
August: 60.1, 5-month low (July final: 60.4)

Eightyeight88
""tescos doing rather well""
Private equity firms circling Sainsbury's with view to launch bids uk equities are cheap and undervalued

Private equity firms circling Sainsbury's with view to launch bids uk equities are cheap and undervalued

Across Britain, the average asking price for a home is now £21,389 higher than it was just six months ago.

The average price tag has jumped to a new record high for the fourth month in a row, reaching £338,447 in July, according to property website Rightmove. The website said the first half of this year was the busiest it has ever recorded.

https://www.cityam.com/shortfall-of-225000-properties/

spread betting firms expect the index of UK blue-chip stocks to open 35 points higher at 7,122.90

Stocks in the Asia-Pacific region were higher on Monday as manufacturing surveys for August to be released today will offer an early indication of how global growth is faring in the face of the Delta variant

The FTSE 100 looks set to open its account in positive territory, building on Friday’s modest gain.

In fact, the economic hit from the virus spread in the Asia-Pacific region was evident in lacklustre purchasing managers’ data from Japan and Australia earlier

British Airways shows return of Sydney flights from March 2022
More signs that 2022 will be the year Australians can once again visit many of their favourite countries...

https://www.executivetraveller.com/news/british-airways-sydney-flights-return-march-2022

hardup
That's a true what they say about interest rates and the bank profits ,bit like yourself who thinks Dow and Lloyds follow each other maybe your the clown

Lloyds share price headwinds
Something that’s affected every single bank in the UK, and indeed Europe, over the past 10 years is the interest rate environment.

Interest rates have been pinned firmly to the ground, punishing savers and lenders alike. When the pandemic started, central banks acted by cutting rates even further, only adding to the challenges banks face.

If banks can’t lend at high rates of interest, their income will come under pressure. That’s what’s happened. Lenders have been struggling to grow profits. They’ve acted by slashing costs and expanding, but these efforts have only offset some of the declines in income.

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/08/22/why-is-the-lloyds-share-price-so-cheap-and-will-it-ever-change/

The biggest fund in the dog list is the £3.5billion Halifax UK Growth. All this financial clout failed to add muscle to performance as after three years £100 has become £95.

The worst-performing UK Equity Income fund identified is Premier Miton Monthly Income, which has managed to lose £8 over three years for those starting with a £100 investment. The index gained £4 over this period.

Bestinvest also named fund groups it considers to be in the doghouse. Top among them is abrdn (formerly Standard Life Aberdeen), with seven dog funds.

It is followed by Lloyds Banking Group-owned HBOS (Halifax Bank of Scotland) with five, and St James's Place and Scottish Widows, both struggling on four.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-9914419/amp/The-investment-funds-WORST-returns.html

dividendchaser
""Members of the Lloyds ramping group 60p+ 2021 crawling out of the woodwork fish and chips azzuri 80p after Lloyds loses 2p in a week current price 44p who actually believes these jokers""

If your not invested in Lloyds you must be shorting or you don't see England prospering coming out of this pandemic

Cardinal3
""I would prefer a solvent bank not paying over the odds in dividends and ruining income and value by crashing as it once did""

Regulators have spent the last 12 years making Lloyds more resilient to this pandemic then they made Lloyds with hold last years divi payment to support the country Lloyds are unscathed by the global dash for cash

Lloyds Banking Group
Lloyds is one of the most closely-watched constituents of the FTSE 100, acting as a bellwether for the overall state of the UK economy due to its exclusive focus on the country. And while Barclays and NatWest have largely recovered all their pandemic-induced losses, Lloyds trades over 22% lower than in February 2020.

The UK economy has started to bounce back but still remains below pre-pandemic levels and lags behind the swifter comebacks made in the US and Europe. But estimates from the ONS also suggest the economy is on a path to return to pre-pandemic levels of output before the end of the year as long as the virus remains under control.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cityindex.co.uk/market-analysis/what-ftse-100-fallers-havent-recovered-from-the-pandemic/%3famp

falklandinvestor
Its the same posters posting dribble when the SP was in the 20p range

Friday afternoon no big sell off Lloyds having a nice rise the city traders must know something, I imagine with the speed of the economy opening up this will be back over 50p next month

wentsland
This dose look like they're trying to hide something the photo they tweeted was taken in a studio someone had taken a lot of time cleaning and polishing the sample, Bill a clever man been around along time just hope this isn't his way of pleasing us investors why he not showing photos from the site

Looks like we hit the bottom today onwards and upwards we go

No one in the US wants the jab Biden has extended the requirements to wear the mask through to January 18th can't see the US travel route opening up any time soon