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DT
"Sell in May and go away, don't come back till St Leger Day"

I think the saying is an old wives tale can't see Lloyds heading north anytime soon

The Lloyds Bank (LSE: LLOY) share price is at 26.1p as I write this Friday afternoon. If it ends the day at this level, this will be the lowest level it has hit in one year. For anyone who’s been following LLOY’s share price movements in the recent past, this shouldn’t be too much of the shock. The bank has been hit by many challenges in the recent past. Still, when the share price is this low, it raises the question – should I buy this FTSE 100 share?

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/09/12/lloyds-bank-share-price-hits-1-year-lows-should-i-buy-this-ftse-100-share-now/

Lloyds crashed two-thirds from its 2019/20 peak
On 13 December last year, Lloyds shares hit their 52-week high of 73.66p. On Friday, they closed at 25.88p. This means that Lloyds has lost almost two-thirds (64.9%) of its value in nine months.

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/09/12/this-ftse-100-share-is-down-50-in-a-year-heres-what-id-do-with-it/

https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=129a6cc8-0074-448a-940b-2272b4fd977a

oska2020

what happened to your to 30p prediction yesterday and the share price is still dropping

stagecoach Lloyds next CEO has some big shoes to fill

Lloyds Bank is facing another scandal. Here’s what I think

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/09/09/lloy-share-price-slide-lloyds-bank-is-facing-another-scandal-heres-what-i-think/

In company news, shares in Britain's biggest domestic bank Lloyds edged lower as it said it was making 865 redundancies, with lenders resuming cost-cutting measures to ride out the impact of the pandemic.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSL4N2G61WL

The CMA has stopped Lloyds Banking Group forcing small business customers to open business current accounts when taking out Bounce Back Loans.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cma-stops-lloyds-bundling-business-accounts-with-loans#:~:text=The%20CMA%20has%20stopped%20Lloyds,taking%20out%20Bounce%20Back%20Loans.&text=The%20CMA%20found%20that%20Lloyds,from%208%20May%202020%20onwards.

Wids
your right years rather than months but I'm hoping once we become global in an open economy and our currency trades like a medium-sized open economy the pound stirling will be risk-on . Lloyds should follow

oska2020 The furlough ends in October unemployment figures will be rising so will the mortgage defaults, brexit is looking like a no deal this will keep Lloyds going sideways or dropping in share price for the next 6 months, you keep marking Lloyds as a strong buy this is misleading

oska2020

"House price rises might be hitting the headlines now, but in the second or third quarter of next year, it's going to look very different,"

The markets are looking forward and estimating prices for stocks today based upon reasonable expectations about the future, say three to six months ahead

UK banks likely to hold fire on home repossession

Lloyds Banking Group PLC had granted around 472,000 mortgage holidays as of June 30

https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/latest-news-headlines/uk-banks-likely-to-hold-fire-on-home-repossession-after-pandemic-say-analysts-60204943

Robin Wilkin, Cross Asset Strategist at Lloyds Bank

"With Brexit talks starting again this week, headlines raising the risks of no agreement between the UK and EU are already putting the pound under pressure,"

Boris Johnson threatens to TEAR UP Withdrawal Agreement and remove Irish customs pledge as he insists No Deal would be 'good outcome'

Oxford University's coronavirus vaccine has started human trials in Japan and will be tested on 250 patients as part of a deal to supply it to the country

UK house prices at record high after biggest leap since 2016

https://www.google.com/amp/s/uk.finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/house-price-index-halifax-rise-fall-latest-2020-coronavirus-073510469.html

Goldman Sachs downgrades Lloyds stock to neutral from a buy

Russell Galley, Managing Director, Halifax, said:

“House prices continued to beat expectations in August, with prices again rising sharply, up by 1.6% on a monthly basis. Annual growth now stands at 5.2%, its strongest level since late 2016, with the average price of a property tipping over £245,000 for the first time on record.
“A surge in market activity has driven up house prices through the post-lockdown summer period, fuelled by the release of pent-up demand, a strong desire amongst some buyers to move to bigger properties, and of course the temporary cut to stamp duty.

sage
Britain's K shaped economic recovery seems to be favoring the wealthy those in work are taking full advantage of the low interest rates and stamp duty holiday