RE: WHOOPS !!! MOTOR FINANCE SCANDAL GRIEF30 Nov 2024 19:49
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'' they refuse to accept that is why the markets are not interested in this share.''
there are interested buyers of Lloyds every trading day - to add I am not aware of any poster on here who is unaware of the fictitious 'car sale scam' playing a part in Lloyds valuation falling from over £38 Billion to the current £32 Billion.
''Watching the uncrossing trades, seems there are huge numbers traded recently, perhaps the huge sellers don't wish to drag the price down by announcing their unloading until the 'business' is done.''
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strange comment.
For every share sold in the auction there is a buyer.
The closing price from the auction will depend on the number of shares being 'asked' and bid' for in the call period before an execution price can be determined for the maximum number of shares at the end of the call period.
There is no question of a price not being 'dragged' just because of a share transfer is by way of auction. The UC can differ from the 16.30 price in either direction.
'' the 'market' ''
'' likely know it will be huge, and worse still, when the Court 'announces' its decision this will plunge rapidly''
'' we will fall much further then, for the 'bad news' is NEVER all 'priced in'. ''
''HMG won't 'miss' any means available'....''
It is the FCA and judges creating this non 'car scam' scam.
''Years more of misery for holders here,''
''The markets can 'see' what is coming, for it is a given''
''Board and HMG have a symbiotic relationship''
another strange comment - HMG are not dependant on Lloyds Banking group and Lloyds are not dependant on HMG to function.
You have a SELL button