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Not good - they were the hopeful new big British chocolate company. Sad to see it swallowed up by an overseas concern just as Cadbury and Rowntree were

Rock

''I thought there was a bit more mileage in it to 3500, not sure about a PT of 3900 being achieved anytime soon though''

BAT at a near 2 year high - only downside is that buybacks are getting slightly more expensive but obviously still a great investment for shareholders.

BAT reached £55 in 2017

NC

''For the same reason YOU have not re-mortgaged the house or taken out massive loans to buy in to this 'low valuation share IF you are 'oh so sure" ''

Sensible people would not borrow money to put into the stock market.

I preferred to purchase a lot more at far lower valuations than the present one.

The valuation is a lot nearer to my next selling point of £40 Billion than any purchase valuation. Happy to see lower prices to benefit buybacks - in no rush to sell any.

The book of Noah

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xggQqUyLrCM

Arm

Make sure the tooth fairies don't take your dentures

Arm

crazy person

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8cwGoAPYsc

Arm

Wake up out of your brainwashed mind

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5ZOwNK6n9U

Arm

you are one of many who still live in medieval times with backward brainwashed thinking

Arm

What a total load of Ballax

''Following God's ways''

ffs enough with fairy-tales

Ant

''God''

Cannot believe that in the 21st century that people still believe that there is a fictitious deity.

At least Mick got to enjoy what Father Christmas brought to his house for him.

He last posted on 28 Dec 2024 14:05 (LLLOY) - ''MAGA Death Match v Debt Ceiling''

DCB

''Mick, where are you?''

He WAS very old

S123

There are 60,617,012,971 shares currently in issue

At the end of 2019 (pre Covid) was at about £43 Billion.

Current market cap is about £38 Billion.

Lloyds is currently lowly valued.

3i Group reached yet another all time high at over £39 per share

HSBC reached another 16 year high

LLOY continuing it's rise - now creeping towards a market cap equal to when I made my last sale at a little over 3 years ago at 53p per share.

Ant

As far as I can see £4 BILLION outstanding to be paid between now and 2065.

£4 Billion now would would have been about a few months club fees in return for another dozen DikTat's

Btw

monies outstanding to the EU is relatively small change

Ant

As I said - you have lost the plot. The current payments are for what were deemed outstanding commitments- NOTHING to do with having to spend many £Billions each and every year forever , for the privilege of having Diktat's imposed upon us.