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Tom1927
Sorry about the spelling mistakes I'm not as clever as you but I've got friends right at the top of the tree at iag you could say inside information

treacle24
Stick with the facts and look at the figures don't just make things up and think everyone is going to jump back on plane's

Deanmck7
Your more positive on the stock how much are you down,

A phone app isn't going to get people back on plane's to much fear around and will be its something the world's got to get use to

No one wants to fly now covid 19 has put the fear in flying a vaccine to be used on humans is years away

castle2012
Yes its one of the best airlines to be invested in. the company's new smaller fleet of more fuel efficiency planes will make a great saving

The next 6 months are going to be very quiet for all airlines this is going a Lot lower staying out to pick up some cheap shares

Yes strong buy with a good results Thursday with trade talks might even see 30p end of week

Lti
As Brexit talks intensify, banks see sharply higher risk of no-deal exit

https://www.google.com/amp/s/uk.finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/brexit-talks-intensify-banks-see-133057478.html

Lti

100% rise would be nice but under the present climate and foreseeable future we won't see this so 5% on announcement of new CEO is a welcome

Commerzbank shares are up 4.55% with the announcement of new CEO Manfred Knof when Lloyds announces the CEO might get the same bounce

Banking stocks are leading the market higher today Lloyds up 1.28 (5.18%)

China’s corporate profitability data released over the weekend got local markets motoring they seem to be over the coronavirus and being the world's second largest economy with UK in their grip. Lloyds up 0.80p 3.25% buy the dip
DYOR

The FTSE 100 looks set to open firmly on the front foot, taking its cue from Asia’s main markets which kicked off the week strongly.

ERV1

Maybe you and your expats mates could keep you post related to Lloyds as this is a lloyds banking forum , and you moan when your posts get deleted get a life

Taking ownership

When I buy shares, the company becomes my company. I really do think of it as my very own, and it’s hard to let it go. But I’ve been re-examining my Lloyds purchase, as I think we should do with all our investments. So why did I watch the Lloyds share price in its inexorable slide and not sell?

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/09/27/heres-why-i-still-havent-given-up-on-the-lloyds-share-price/

Two of Britain's biggest banks have signalled they are ready to start paying dividends again

Antonio Horta-Osorio, chief executive of Lloyds, said the board would not decide on dividends until the end of the year.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-8775497/Banks-set-dividend-return-NatWest-Lloyds-hope.html

Lloyds investors are likely to have to wait some time from today before enjoying some meaningful capital gains. Clearly, the UK economy has some way to go before reaching that stage. And, in the meantime, there are hundreds upon hundreds of other UK shares that could surge in price as Lloyds investors sit waiting for the recovery.

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/09/26/the-lloyds-share-price-could-cost-you-a-fortune-id-rather-buy-this-cheap-uk-share-in-an-isa/

Britain's biggest firms have been told they cannot pay dividends, dish out bonuses or sack staff if they want to benefit from Rishi Sunak's latest coronavirus bailout.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-8769843/Rishi-Sunak-slaps-dividend-ban-big-companies.html

Lloyds looks cheaper than it has for a long time based on its fundamental ability to generate profits and growth. The shares look good value at this level but don't expect a quick payday