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June triggered at 55.95

June order in at 54.95

Grq

it is certainly good to have got back to quarterly dividend payments, as many investors prefer it that way.

Dcb

''This is fast turning into a buying opportunity''

You have never, and never will make a purchase of UK focused Lloyds banking group.

HSBC - my largest holding well up on results reaching a 5 year high

Lloyds at an excellent low level for share buybacks - a number JUNE SB's in place for a bit of buyback hedging.

Got to laugh

''If your finance agreement was unfair''

How can something that you agreed to be unfair - a customer can walk away.

Kk

The 5 years of buybacks would have bought and cancelled in excess of 3 million per year on average .

''However if your looking for a positive effect to the buyback you will have to wait for some time. Its a fact that is not happening at least until 2053''

complete nonsense - how can someone be that stupid

The effect of buybacks happens every day that shares are bought and subsequently cancelled. The effects are the sole purpose, which is to reduce share capital.

June order in at 55.95

June order triggered at 56.94

Kk

''Nonsense? ''

Yes I have already said so

''despite offering nothing else but the opposite.''

yet more nonsense

''Everything u said was factual?

Kk

re Today 06:09 - you are a clueless idiot - better not to post at all rather than post nonsense.

Just to add -

As far as i am concerned at this moment in time, Lloyds will pay a final dividend in 2025.

Hu

''That sounds like a "what if" to me.''

another ????

I simply stated the level of buyback investment that would be needed to remove 5-6% of shares at a particular share price - £1.5 Billion at under 48p.

That is another FACT - the market determines the share price

Hu

''you are contradicting yourself.''

not sure how you come to that conclusion.

Lloyds have a buyback policy - it is NOT speculation but a fact.

lti

'As far as i am concerned at this moment in time''

this means that until the facts change, the facts are that Lloyds have a buyback policy. Thinking that policy is going to change would be speculation.

Bb

If an investor were to concentrate a good percentage of a portfolio to a stock, then HSBC should be considered a low risk good option.

Box

bit of a gamble to completely sell out of a business with still a low valuation.

You may get lucky elsewhere, but there are not too many places where money can be deployed better than with HSBC in the long term.

Great results - good to see further buybacks - HSBC still trade at a low p/e.

This is my largest valued stock in my portfolio, having acquired many whilst working at HSBC over many years.

A few at over 720p

Below 48p

Hu

btw you would only need about £1.5 Billion spent on buybacks at 40p in 2025 to take between 5-6% of shares out of the market.

A much higher share price would mean that the car scam worse case scenario isn't expected, and that the normal £2 Billion is affordable

Hu

I prefer to work with facts rather than 'what if's' and market speculation.

As far as i am concerned at this moment in time, the buybacks will continue in 2025.