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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

US 10 yr below 3.8 %

Am instant 0.5p drop with US jobs report

Mar

Metro shareholders will be hoping that their share price would be double + that of Lloyds in the future

Mar

''metro should not have a better sp price that lloyds''

?? - extra weird statement

Mar

''You can not make this up !!!!''

I simple do not understand your meaning?

Lloyds is currently valued at about £35 billion with Metro at less than £400 million

Dor

''You won’t see 71p until ''

The market will decide on valuation each day. Some decided to have for fun guesses at a share price on XD. I coded a message of my usual 'the market decides' by saying there would be zero effect. As some may know , I don't predict share prices for any given time, but what I have said is that Lloyds will be 70p at some point in the future. This based on continuing profitably and a continuation of share buybacks -. A 70p per share price today would still only value Lloyds at about £43.6 Billion, whereas it has been as high as £58 Billion in the past when Lloyds was not in as good a shape as the bank is now. So a 70p per share attainability need not be solely down to share count, but a never ending share count would make it inevitable whenever that may be.

Well received by the market, reaching an all time high today,with an 11% dividend increase and further buybacks.

With another 3 Billion dollar buyback about to start, hopefully my top up price will look quite well timed in the coming weeks/months.

LR

it appears you are acting as some others have done when found out to be clueless - just dealing with your gaps in knowledge would be so much easier.

'' If LLOY went up, he'd include it still saying another increase in SP.''

really? - at the moment and for a long time I would have mainly said that MS have had cheap shares to purchase.

Also even when near the 40p mark, i said I don't mind how low the share price goes (because of buyback) whilst maintaining profitability.

''he changes the Narrative to state it's a good day for the buybacks.''

Once again NO change in narrative - you should be paying more attention, don't you think?

have you worked out how buybacks work yet ? - hopefully you will stop the nonsense posts - it just shows that you do not like the facts given to you that puts paid to your lack of knowledge - sad

no answer from you the first 2 times .

L4

''Anyone knows why such a big drop?''

no one knows but, a cut in the base rate which maybe too soon with big wage increases happening. A big turnaround in the ftse 100. A drop on the Dow.

Metro bank up again

BAT reaching another 52 week high

IMB reaching another 52 week high

HLN reaching an all time high

Excellent mark down for the Lloyds buyback

Excellent mark down for the HSBC buyback (new 3 Billion dollar programme just starting)

At about 656.5p

Fakey

''LTI, Well done for your £500 investment in Metro Bank, really happy for you''

?? - that was Brixton - mine is a lot more than that - maths is not your strong point is it.

Sa

''deluted the share price''

and the clueless keep on coming

Mar

'' just saying as i think it will overtake llods sp . so something is going right ''

well Metro share price dropped from about £49 to under 30p per share. It was a question of going bust or not. So if not, then a reaction in share price was expected.

My post on metro -

13 Mar 2024 12:59

''Bought some

At a bit over 32p using up most of previous profits to add to already held 'for free' shares to give a round xx,xxx shares now held 'for free'.

This is a tiny for fun holding for me, so not too bothered if Metro fail to get their house in order. Shareholders with larger stakes will of course keep a closer interest. Good luck''

Mar

?

Metro made a half year loss with guidance to making a possible profit later in the year

Mar

but Metro are on a tightrope as a business, Lloyds are not