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8.00 or 3.30 whatever

26.90 decrease 25.96% = 19.91676
20 % is a big drop when you got a million shares

Manunited31

4% you can come and work for me hahaha

Manunited31

This reply was to gate13boy

26.90 decrease 25.96% = 19.91676

https://www.calculator.net/percent-calculator.html?c2par1=26.90&c2type=decrease&c2par2=25.96&c2par3=&ctype=2&x=80&y=25#pctincrease

Looks like you're the fool now

At 8.15 it dropped from 26.90 to 10.00 with a price 25.96 that's a decrease of 20% that's a big enough drop

"Short" looks like this is going back to 24p
DYOY

Yes looks like administration are on top of things again this morning what would this forum be like with out admin

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Lloyds dropping like a stone EU taking legal action against UK

UK Manufacturing PMI Economic Data
54.1 Sep vs 54.3 October
50 dividing line for growth

Lloyds is a bellwether for the British economy

Fli
Lloyds will be cheaper tomorrow when the trade talks fail today
DYOR

Tech investment top priority for UK banks

https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/36644/tech-investment-top-priority-for-uk-banks

Business confidence rises for the fourth consecutive month, but remains well below long-term average
30 September 2020

Overall business confidence remained in negative territory but improved for a fourth consecutive month, up three percentage points to -11% prior to the most recent preventative measures announced by the Government.

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/Media/Press-Releases/2020-press-releases/lloyds-bank/business-confidence-rises-fourth-consecutive-month/?optoutmulti=0:0|c1:1|c3:0|c5:0|c4:0|c2:0&optmessage=1

The issues that have been dogging Lloyds’ share price, including Brexit, the coronavirus and a lack of diversification, could be resolved in 2021. If that happens, Lloyds’ long-term share price slump could see a quick reversal.

https://www.cmcmarkets.com/en-gb/opto/lloyds-share-price-will-the-past-reveal-its-future

https://www.travelweekly.co.uk/articles/387503/aviation-could-be-destroyed-warns-heathrow-chief

DYOR, D'oh

"professional investors won't"

Professional investors would of sold out at the start of the pandemic give it another 6 months and they may start reinvesting

First time buyers are using bank of mum and dad borrowing money is cheap now days, negative rates will push house prices higher

DT
Come end of the week when trade talks breakdown again negative rates are back on the table

T24

"Covid free people will definitely be able to travel"

Companies are on conference calls now they haven't sent anyone on a plane for 6 months and won't be for another 6 months, businesses are doing everything to save money