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Flec

''you and I have no idea what the share price would be now ''

the market is currently valuing Lloyds at £32 Billion - the price per share based on that valuation would depend on how many shares there are.

Flec

''LTI that's just supposition''

ffs - see what I mean about being senile - simple maths old man.

About time you gave up trying to discredit the benefit of buybacks.

NC

'' he can no longer use the only positive 'low valuation for buybacks' anymore, knowing that they are likely 'gone' for a long while''

No I do not know that buybacks will likely be 'gone' - if there were decent betting odds then I would be placing a pound or two on a buyback being announced for 2025.

Also if I said when the share price was at 40p, that I didn't care how low the share price went on maintained profitability, then you should expect me to say the same now - I don't care about the share price until it reaches trading levels.The lower the share price the better for buybacks.

Flec

''a buyback program that has done absolutely nothing for the share price''

you are still amongst the stupid.

Based on the Lloyds current market valuation, without buybacks the share price would be 42p.

How many times does this need to be pointed out to the senile.

A few at about 753p - HSBC is my largest holding

A long time shareholder has done a FANTASTIC job at deramping

Lloyds Banking Group today

Just checked - a bit frustrating - another partial buy at 84.6p

I will end up obviously having multiple trading charges before getting the total number that I am after. A question of pinching a better price with fewer shares or paying more to get required shares in one go. The quoted price to purchase most of the day was 85.4p so a difference of 0.8p

3i Group reached yet another all time high

CAR crashed on results - looked OK to me

HSBC my largest holding reached yet another 5 year high

TSCO reached yet another 10 year high

LLOY up - 4 days in a row? but still with a very low market cap

Bb

if you have a very old population you would expect the average age to be greater. In Gaza as just one example the average age would be very low as 40% are under 14 years old.

''Deaths were highest among older adults: 92.3% of COVID-19 deaths were in people aged 60 and over; over half (58.3%) were aged 80 and over.''

so about 8% age under 60

Bb

which means a large percentage were between 60 and 80

Bb

I have looked it up - Most were over 60 an about 58% over 80

BB

'' the age of death was 82''

??

most were over 60 years old and about 58% over 80.

BB

I am afraid the response to a once in a hundred year pandemic may or may not have been over the top for certain groups/age ranges, but that has nothing to do with the fact that Covid 19 killed millions of people and that vaccinations have greatly improved the situation.

BB

'' a flu like disease''

On this matter - you can do one

My otherwise healthy not old brother died from getting Covid 19 very early on when there were no treatments or vaccines.

Everyone I know who is offered further vaccinations have continued to have them - it is a no brainer to do so

BB

''It's still around and just as deadly or not as ever, simply ppl are behaving rationally about it now.''

Simply - we have had vaccinations for 4 years

A1

Need someone with an IQ greater than 99 to step in, to put this wrong against lenders, right.

A1

Already been through this - in a world where the FCA retrospectively applies news rules, and Judges going even further to extend the scope to say that dealers receiving commission from lenders is illegal if the customer did not give consent

Partially filled at 84.6p

I will put in other orders for tomorrow

TSCO reached yet another 10 year high