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Looking good for 32p to day 40p in July
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Blockwitch68
Lloyds up 1.83% Mr Smith is in the know, the only this going against Lloyds is the UK deliberately stalling on Brexit trade deal negotiations and we leave the EU on World Trade Organisation rules. This will bring the SP down but it dropped to 27p in the height of the pandemic so we won't see 25p

May’s final IHS Markit/CIPS Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) came in at 40.7, little changed from a preliminary reading of 40.6 and far below the 50 level above which the index would signal growth.

The reading was up from 32.6 in April, suggesting the sector was not declining as fast as before.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-economy-pmi/uk-factories-suffer-sharp-fall-in-may-but-less-than-in-april-pmi-idUKKBN2381S4

jl5006

3 of your last 6 posts have my name in are you stalking me or do you get off trolling my posts , just filter me and Jog on I've had my posts delete for we know your the dobber

Exciting time this week UK economy opening up lockdown being relaxed horse racing starting tomorrow lots of positively around, Trade talks this week will push the pound down it's looking like the only option on the table is no deal and the UK will leave EU on world trade organisation rules.
With the pound dopping this coming week and Lloyds being a bellwether for the UK economy Lloyds is likely to be down

Lloyds’ shares are down around 50% since the beginning of the year. In addition, the stock is dealing at a price-to-book (P/B) ratio of just 0.4. That’s compared to the financial services sector average of 0.5. Usually, when a company is trading at such a deep discount to the rest of the sector, it is a strong indication that this stock offers a wide margin of safety.

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/05/31/1k-to-invest-id-buy-lloyds-shares-to-retire-on/

Just watch it live should be over uk soon 1hr after takeoff , hope the market's are up Monday looking good

"I do not understand some comments made on here re lose of dividend"

Lloyds has cancelled the dividend payment In order to help us serve the needs of businesses and households through the extraordinary challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. Lloyds remain focused on our purpose of Helping Britain Prosper.

Walkersworld

Lloyds has vowed to make up the dividends missed by shareholders after it cancelled the final payment for 2019.
chairman Lord Blackwell said in his statement , I would like to reassure shareholders that the Board remains committed to returning surplus capital to shareholders in due course both through future dividends and potential share buybacks as appropriate

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The usual friday sell off plus rising tensions between US-China bringing global stocks down, no doubt Lloyds will be back up next week as the UK emerges from lockdown and the economy will show signs of improvement

US-China tensions bring the Ft100 down
president Trump has a press conference latter today on China

Business confidence falls to record low as economic shutdown continues
29 May 2020
The latest Lloyds Bank Business Barometer shows:

https://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/Media/Press-Releases/2020-press-releases/lloyds-bank/business-confidence-falls-to-record-low/

Digital banks vs high-street players

https://sifted.eu/articles/digital-banks-vs-high-street/

Boris has met and passed all 5 tests the relief rally continues we'll still see some headwinds Onwards and upwards come on Lloyds

At 5pm relaxation of UK lockdown the economy is being opened, Lloyds being a bellwether of the UK economy

Lloyds should finish in the green good news coming

Petanqueplayer

My post was a reply to "Backbencher" post in the article they giving Lloyds a 50-100% upside potential, then some other poster saying his going to remortgage his house referring to the article

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4349996-assessing-survival-potential-lloyds-banking-group

"Do you really livestock? Why?"
Petanqueplayer why not ?