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Fakey
Maybe you could wish to be truthful instead
Fakey
'.Short(S) are in profit ''
as I said, your head needs clearing
''and will be closed in 40's''
14 Apr 2024 00:07
''The worst is yet to come ...34.5p will be seen in 2024''
as I said, your head needs clearing
Fakey
''My Shorting(s) is doing well so far''
'' ...Horsey has been dizzy''
I think it is you who is dizzy - you need to clear your head
NC
''then I need near double that to 'truly' break even to account for years of inflation''
How many more times do you need telling on this matter?
Is going to be a good day
''Can’t see Fakey closing his short tomorrow''
Fakey
14 Apr 2024 00:07
''The worst is yet to come ...34.5p will be seen in 2024''
Just caught up with news on figures - more like 350 in total being reported
S111
''to a non event of the damp squib of an attack by Iran ''
Well 200? drones and missiles fired at Israel from within Iran was probably more action than many would have expected. Many may have expected their proxies to have made them.
The event with lots of destruction and deaths was only prevented by excellent defence systems.
More of an event may be action going the other way against Iran.
Dcb
you idiot
Dcb
you idiot
MV
what i am saying is that HSBC and Barclays are not more highly valued than they were so i would imagine that a a Lloyds TSB which was the 5th largest UK bank would not have fared any better
Dcb
you idiot
MV
''How much would the price be by Christmas, if ''
it may have been seen as a bad move at the time , but that is no longer the case.
At the time Lloyds TSB had a market cap of £15.9 Billion and HBOS £9.59 Billion.
Currently LBG (without TSB) has a market cap of over £32 Billion.
Another good investment is the purchasing back of shares for cancellation at a much lower price than they were issued to HMG at.
The valuations of the likes of HSBC and Barclays have done nothing in the similar period.
Car
''Not a match!''
they are - the same price per banana - banana sizes vary.
If you want to compare by weight using your Aldi sample (which may have had larger than the average sized and Tesco smaller than average) then -
Aldi 78p for 811g.
By weight Tesco sells for 0.90p per KG
this would make ALDI about 6.5% MORE EXPENSIVE than Tesco for 1KG.
Jcb
''Falky might even get out without a loss''
He would already have paid out £1380 on Thursday.
why would he 'get out' at a point of retrieving losses ? - he says that the price is going to 34.5p
And Brix desperately needs bad market affecting news , causing a crash ( that he says he is waiting for) , as cash earning an average 4% per year, doesn't really cut it for proper stock market investors, but good for non risk taking oldies , protecting their piggy bank.
Most likely another bad week for Fakey next week - he desperately needs bad Lloyds affecting news
Lloyds 2024 share repurchase scheme still at sub 50p .
3I Group could have another all time closing high
SHELL surging over £29
LL
hence the company name ''888 holdings'' - but we know that not many punters have great fortune
LL
hence the company name ''888 holdings'' - but we know that not many punters don't have great fortune