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Fgf

you may be given a better idea on the 30th October.

Fgf

but as always my preference would be a maintained low market cap whilst buybacks remain the policy. Nearly £5.5 Billion spent on buybacks from the start of the 2022 programme with a current market cap lower that in Jan 2022. So far so good.

Fgf

''absolutely no chance of this moving above 62 pence this year''

a silly statement - the market decides.

67s

''I would not even purchase any more at the current price, without a significant increase in dividend.''

??

You should know that Lloyds has a progressive dividend policy and that they currently have a policy of share buybacks for cancellation , where the monies allocated for the programmes could be switched to dividends at some time in the future.

Knowing that , it is very hopeful of you wanting a significant increase in dividend, but for the price per share to stay the same, isn't it?

The market is currently valuating Lloyds at over £2 Billion less than it was in January 2022.

3I Group - another good increase to yet another all time high - now up over 17 fold since I purchased.

BLND reached another 52 week high - come off since.

EZJ up again - 'free' shares

HSBC up

Lloyds continues to trade at a low valuation - about £36 Billion

Jcb

''Cant see the US markets continue with these record rises , will go pop and take us with it before long''

J46

18 Nov 2020 19:51

‘’With DOW ~30k it's not investing , it's gambling !’’

BT reached a 52 week high

HLN reached an all time high before retreating

HFD currently up

Vodafone currently up

LGEN further away from Fakeys 2024 285p price prediction.

Lloyds continues to trade at a low valuation.

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Cell

''verifying I am Human''

it is those funny looks you are giving to your screen.

''Very few posts has everyone left or are the vast majority of posts by AI?''

Yes the AI posts were those easily identified by their stupidity.

The software engineers are currently working to try to raise the level of intelligence of the software before re testing on here.

A1

''if the algo doesn't think it wise to buy at this stage ''

??

It is a computer program, written to carry out a set of instructions.

A1

as an investor you should already know that - the end of the year - plenty of time to spend the money.

A1

you and your 'special'

''If they're struggling ''

There is no struggle for the Algo to purchase when in operation. MS are certainly making the most of the allotted time this year, which I think I prefer.

HH

Lloyds has had a market cap of £58 Billion in the past. It is anyone's guess as to when that valuation will be given by the market again. In the meantime I am happy to see shares bought and cancelled at the current low valuations.

I will probably be in the pub at the end of the week if not before - don't know about the other's that make up 'we'.

''We seem to be nudging along nicely''

oh the share price - yes the price per share has certainly nudged up a lot in the last 12 months to well above Fakey's sub 35p 2024 (rolled over) price 'prediction' . Could be as high as 58.89p by the end of the week.

3I Group reached another all time high

BLND reached another 52 week high, before retreating

EZJ well up

HLN reached another all time high

National Grid up

SSE reached another all time high - consolidating above £20 per share

Tesco reached another 10 year high - before retreating

Lloyds continues to trade at a low valuation

It took over 20 years for the Labour party to surpass the Liberals as the main opposition to the Tories. Will Reform take less time to become the main opposition to the Socialists.

Look forward to seeing £25 and £30 at sometime in the future - in the meantime I would make a purchase on any substantial fall in price from here.

Hu

''Well using that argument, you could argue that those that voted for Reform instead of Conservative voted Starmer in.''

Well using that argument, you could argue that those that voted for Conservative instead of Reform voted Starmer in.

and so it continues - the General election was a predicted outcome as a consequence of the Tory failure to curb probably the most concerning issue - mass immigration, and a start of the inevitable transitioning of votes towards the party who truly do want to Conserve. The electorate can now clearly see that further transitioning away from the socialists and Conservative party at the next GE could put Reform over the 'tipping point' with regards to percentage vote that would enable XXX seats to be won.

888

''Am I correct in thinking lloyds has outperformed gold over the last year lloyds up 39%+''

plus Lloyds income

Nice dividend payment to come as well in a couple of days

A few at over 2012p - this reduces my average on remaining to 1240p

At record highs