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Prospector

"Fenix Resources timeline of achievements "

Thanks for highlighting the in house management problems we going through the question is how long will this lot stay for

However, there’s a warning sign with Lloyds that might have flown under the radar for many. And it relates to its fat dividend that’s often one of the big justifiers for taking a position in the shares.

The backstory is that the UK’s biggest banks such as Barclays, NatWest, HSBC, Lloyds, Santander and Standard Chartered all suspended dividend payments and share buybacks in 2019 and through 2020. That was because of the pandemic. But the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) had been pressurising them to do that.

However, it’s what has happened since that I see as a warning sign for long-term investors tempted to hold the Lloyds stock.

The warning is that the company still hasn’t restored its dividend to pre-pandemic levels. And even after City analysts’ forecasts of double-digit percentage rises for 2023 and 2024, it will only be around 3.13p per share in 2024. However, in 2019, it was 3.26p.

https://www.fool.co.uk/2023/08/03/who-spotted-this-lloyds-banking-shares-warning-sign/

Tarquin34

Bill said shovel ready early 2023 and now they saying 2024 it's all lies the flora vegetation studie hasn't started yet this will take a year to complete before any agreement on the native title can be agreed, if you understand the business then you would know the time frame involved, RNS times are just a rough guidance they can't tell investors shovel ready 2025 every investors would run a mile

Prospector

This is why it's call a studie it takes a year to complete and yes it's is in the Pilbara and untill this is completed the Native Title won't get approval

The ongoing talks with Native Title will take months then there's the flora vegetation studie this takes a year to complete the studie, first shipment of iron ore will be December 2025

I'll go two months I can see Mr Alwyn Vorster being here for long

Got some big shoes to fit into Bill & Rod

Aug 4 (Reuters) - New car registrations in Britain rose more than 25% in July from a year ago, marking its 12th consecutive monthly rise, preliminary industry data showed on Friday.

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said its new market outlook shows battery electric vehicles would have a 22.6% market share in 2024.

Market not impressed with change in management opens down looks like the trolls will have to ramp the stock come on pump and dump

I own my house mortgage free payed it off 15 years ago didn't know about investing back then so opened a Halifax trading account was buying Lloyds at 70p thinking they cheap plus dividend was paying higher than bank rates, back then the market cap was twice it is now, with the higher rates will get the market cap back up along with the share price, going to take time though

GL

Boyasaka

I work with lads in there 30 all own houses with mortgage over 300.000 got new cars all ways on holiday got savings in bank from lockdown governor bailey must be able to see the figures and now rates are still low, we just had a 10% pay rise so it's still affordable I don't know anyone who had their house repossessed, as a Lloyds investors I want the market cap back up so higher rates are a god send for Lloyds just wait for for new on Charlie Nunn pay increase and bonus it's going to be massive

High street banks made an extra £1.2bn of income from mortgage borrowers paying the standard variable rate (SVR), research from a challenger bank has found.

https://www.mortgagesolutions.co.uk/news/2023/08/02/mortgage-svrs-boost-bank-incomes-by-additional-1-2bn/

Lastofthesummer

"" I am struggling to see what will stop this going into production in 2024""

Bill Brodie good said shovel ready early 2023 it's all lies 3 years I've been invested in this stock I've seen and heard it all, the times and date from RNS are just guidance it will be 2025 before the first shipment leaves port, if I could get out I would but over 70% down, we would be better off with Skippy as next CEO 🦘🦘🦘🦘

For 2024, Deutsche Bank has raised its profit forecast by 12% to €2.3 billion from €2.05 billion.

The target price rises to 200p from 165p but the rating remains ‘hold’.

Lloyds Bank makes £175 million pounds of revenue for every 25 bases points in interest rates

With rates at 5.25% Lloyds profits from net interest revenue is 3.675 billion

Hold 🤦

Tangodog1024

"completing the required Fauna, Flora and Vegetation studies to support the Environmental application' - when was this completed and what were the findings?"

The Environmental application needs completing not it's been completed

FTSE 100 starts thursday on the back foot, its third straight day in the red, as traders await another interest rate decision from the Bank of England

I said yesterday the trolls are out ramping the stock and today back down it comes I suppose they all taken their profits, got another 2 years of this pumping and dumping they experts at it

Peanutty

I was thinking the same shovel ready looks like 2025 hopefully this gives them plenty of time for approval on Native Title and complete the required Fauna Flora and Vegetation studies this all comes with extra costs I expect there's extra funding required

Ferrari upped its forecasts for the year ahead on Wednesday, as the luxury carmaker benefitted from cash-rich consumers’ ambivalence to challenging economic conditions.

The luxury carmaker reported revenues of 1.47bn (£1.26bn), up 14.1 per cent year-on-year and an adjusted Ebitda of €589m (£507.2m), up 31.9 per cent.

The luxury carmaker reported revenues of 1.47bn (£1.26bn), up 14.1 per cent year-on-year and an adjusted Ebitda of €589m (£507.2m), up 31.9 per cent.

Ferrari’s results are just the latest in a slew of luxury carmakers cashing in on demand for luxury vehicles and supercars, with the likes of Porsche and Bentley also benefitting from wealthy consumers’ spending during the cost of living crisis.

https://www.cityam.com/ferrari-boosted-by-ultra-luxury-consumers-update-falls-flat/

Gate13boy

"Lloyds share price is nothing to do with buyback"

When you take shares out the market it increases its value and increases its earnings of the company stronger earning general result in the stock price moving up