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Poppop

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Santamaria7

Someone has just popped ur bubble

Not getting back in yet can see this going to 1.00 next week dropping like a stone . Is this brexit related ???

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S/P down in the 1.40 this is getting tempting to get back in . Do you thing this is going to go any lower

Theresa May the UK has a new Boudicca

tomsie
I just read ur post I'm not a ramper unlike you self or agreeing with good post and share price keeps dropping

Good post james

Text of Brexit withdrawal deal has been agreed - UK government source by Reuters Tuesday, 13 November 2018 16:58 GMT http://news.trust.org//item/20181113165532-dg4sh/

How to invest in Britain: From shares that look cheap,

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/comment/article-6375191/SALLY-HAMILTON-pound-shares-look-cheap-backing-Britain-make-fortune.html

This is great news for lloyds investors Lets hope we beat last years 24 percent rise in profit to 5.3 billion. We need something to get the S/P moving . Antonio doing a grand job streamlining lloyds with job cuts and bank closers getting rid of all the dead wood. Bigger profits bigger dividend and more buybacks. That's what Lloyds investors have been Waiting for

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Just smashed the 60p barrier maybe the BOD will have to offer Antonio another bonus to keep the S/P above 73p

The bull market's biggest buyer is back — companies are buying back stock at a record pace this month

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/08/the-bull-markets-biggest-buying-force-is-back-in-record-amounts-this-month.html

Nice holding its good to top up on the dips

How much will house prices rise near you in five years? Reversal of North-South divide, with 4.5% gain forecast in London, but 22% in the North West

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/property/article-6342295/Savills-forecasts-house-prices-rise-15-five-years.html

Lloyds planning £2bn buyback, £4.5bn of capital profits should be given to shareholders paying a higher dividend.

Lloyds Banking : buys stake in fintech firm
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11/08/2018 | 07:10 am
LLOYDS Banking Group said yesterday it had invested in a fintech company whose tech it plans to roll out next year, in the bank's latest bid to enhance its digital presence.

Lloyds has invested £11m for a 10 per cent stake in Thought Machine, which is building a new cloud-based platform aimed at replacing current online banking systems.

Zak Mian of Lloyds said: "I'm really excited to work with the Thought Machine team to explore ways to simplify and enhance our IT architecture and help on our journey to make banking easy and simple for customers."

The stress test does not contain a pass/fail threshold but is instead designed to be used as an input into the supervisory review process by assessing banks' ability to meet applicable capital requirements under stressed conditions.

Lloyds Banking : EBA Stress Test Results
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11/02/2018 | 07:32 pm
2 November 2018

EBA STRESS TEST RESULTS PUBLISHED

Lloyds Banking Group plc (the 'Group'), together with 47 other financial institutions across Europe has been subject to the 2018 EU-wide stress test conducted by the European Banking Authority (the 'EBA'). The stress test does not contain a pass/fail threshold but is instead designed to be used as an input into the supervisory review process by assessing banks' ability to meet applicable capital requirements under stressed conditions.

The EBA stress tests assume a severe UK economic scenario combining significant falls in property prices and GDP, rising unemployment and deflation. In particular, house prices and CRE values drop by 29.3 per cent and 29.5 per cent respectively, GDP falls by 5 per cent by 2019, unemployment increases by 4.5 per cent, whilst equities suffer a 27 per cent fall in 2018. The scenario is also characterised by deflation, with bank rate rising to 1 per cent and sterling remaining flat.

Antonio Horta-Osorio has it all in hand It’s called GSR3. £3 billion over three years. That’s a 40% increase on the cost of GSR2. To put it in context, the entire UK Fintech sector attracted £1.7 billion in investment last year.
Antonio explains
While we are targeting a significant increase of 40% in our strategic investment to over £3 billion over the plan period, we will achieve a net reduction in our cost base to less than £8 billion in 2020.

https://diginomica.com/2018/02/22/lloyds-banking-group-lays-3-billion-digital-transformation-roadmap/amp/