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Flec

japan raising rates to 0.25% will have ZERO impact to the Lloyds valuation by the market - end of.

Flec

just a normal response , as others have made in the past - this happens when they have been put right, as you have.

Flec

''if I jumped in every time you posted and accused you of talking nonsense with your fake spreadbet's, or fake buys and sells?''

I post any SB's and share purchases and sales as I make them. There would be no irregularities found in the posting history.

'' clearly got mental issues''

I have Zero mental issues - you on the other hand...

''it's pointless arguing with you''

As with buybacks, as with National Grid, you go on and on trying to make 'a case' when there is none.

You pointed out your view that Japan raising rates to a massive 0.25% could have been a reason for the Lloyds share price going down. My view was that it was nonsense. Different views, end of?, but NO you had to continue.

Once again it was evidently clear that Japans action which was made prior to London opening with lloyds going xd had no impact. with Lloyds opening a little below divi value and for a time less of a drop than the divi value - then came US data on Thursday followed by further US data on Friday.Simple enough for most to understand

Do not fear SC, 'talk' on here will not make a difference to the uk economy, which has been doing OK, but on the other hand the Socialists box of tricks to be revealed in October............

Flec

''you came back with a definitive "nonsense" response.''

yes, nonsense - my view about a fall in Lloyds share price - that should have been an end to it , but NO as usual you expand outside of the question asked about Lloyds - your normal style.

You need to read my posts again.

Timeline to fit with price/events - profit taking - XD - US data- further US data - simple.

Fle

why do you continue to bang your head against the wall. I have clearly stated events and their timings. It is very clear.

Https://www.barrons.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-080124

https://www.investopedia.com/dow-jones-today-08022024-8687900#:~:text=U.S.%20stocks%20closed%20sharply%20lower,reeled%20following%20disappointing%20earnings%20reports.

Japan had raised rates before London opened on Thursday, with Lloyds trading in a range as would be expected after going xd, with a larger fall in share price later on with the US data.

Flec

I thought you would have learnt your lesson by now regarding unwinnable nonsense arguments that you bring up - first buybacks, then National Grid and now the reason that Lloyds share price has fallen after riding up 50% in short order. I believe I said all that was needed in my previous post.

It is ludicrous to suggest that because Japan has an interest rate of 0.25% that Japanese borrowers were under stress and had to offload Lloyds stock.

Who are these Japanese who had to sell Lloyds shares?. I cannot believe the stupidity.

Lloyds were at the highest share price for a very long time. The decline in share price started in the 2 days prior to going xd. They then went xd on the same day as soft economic data came out of the US, prompting fears of a recession, with the DOW plummeting. Then a further big fall in the Dow on Friday with the jobs report.

Try thinking for a change

Flec

Complete and utter nonsense - you are getting worse.

I cannot believe the lack of intelligence that can be displayed on this BB - many people of advancing age with some (but not all) amongst them where their cognitive faculties are rapidly diminishing . Japan has an interest rate of 0.25% - so f ing what . Lloyds is mainly held by institutions trading on the London market and via ADR's. BOE has just reduced the base rate - cable is a little down since Monday. Lloyds proceeded to a quick advance of 50% in valuation.

Lloyds went XD. Valuations do not go up in a straight line. US jobs data hinted at a bit of weakness .

Shares can go down as well up. Monday is the start of another trading week, where valuations will be determined on a daily basis, based on a number of factors.

The market is currently valuing Lloyds banking group at a low level.

Buybacks conducted at low valuation are of good benefit to long term shareholders.

Nonsense

Jat

''HLN cant move on and up until they sell''

obviously not the case, with another all time high share price.

Cannot see the logic of saying a shareholder having a sizeable stake would hold back the business valuation.

Would be better at 40p per share, but as I have said before, I would not be moaning about a big increase in share price that allows those who wish to escape Lloyds, to do so.

Following on from good results and future prospects

An all time high

AZN reaching another all time high

HLN reaching another all time high

SSE reaching another all time high

National Grid up

MS continuing to mop up cheap Lloyds shares.

Another top up at under 636p

Over £19

The National Grid share price breaching £10.

Hopefully NG's big investment in the network will pay good dividends for shareholders in the coming years,helping with the cheap purchase of further shares at 645p

MS mopping up