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What proportion of this never ending problem are not aligned to western values/society, but nevertheless keep flooding into western countries, including millions into England (Scotland has hardly been affected so far due to not many wanting to go there).

https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/

GS

I think the argument was at energy generation level,not at ALL raw materials level.

Where does bauxite needed for solar panels come from?

A few more at over 670p from those bought at much lower levels

Flec

''Saw a green bar and my curiosity got the better of me''

you are good for a laugh

Ad

''I wonder if you were trying to sucker other people in before you sold?''

how do you come to that conclusion? - what a strange comment, especially from someone who has posted endlessly ,QUESTIONING the income producing capabilities of HFEL.

I sold about 4% of my shares, therefore retaining 96% of shares purchased.

Ad

''I wonder if you were trying to sucker other people in before you sold?''

how do you come to that conclusion? - what a strange comment, especially from someone who has posted endlessly about the income producing capabilities of HFEL.

I sold about 4% of my shares, therefore retaining 96% of shares purchased.

Flec

''I don't see NG as going bust, but''

the return of non shareholder 'flec' who made numerous posts of the de-ramping nature and was in agreement that the share price would go sub £6 post the RI. He has come back for another attempt.

Ted

''We are down 9%''

not for those of us purchasing more in the market at over £1 less than the current price - in any case, the pre announcement share price was at highs, meaning that without the RI, within normal trading ranges the price may well have fallen about 10% from that level.

The injection of cash should be well rewarded in future years.

A1

there was a period in July last year when the algo was also not in operation -

7 consecutive days plus further days

A1

''Obviously the buyback program doesn't consider Lloy worth buying at the moment''

strange comment - The algorithm has not been in operation to enable programmed purchases . The algorithm when in operation will purchase within criteria and rules.

Currently at £36 Billion.

At the start of the 2018 buyback the market cap was about £48.6 Billion

A1

why is that, when the valuation of LBG is so low? - no sense.

Average purchase price from all buybacks is still a little under 50p per share -

so very acceptable investments.

BB

''Give it a rest LTI your like a stuck record now''

''just accept your wrong''

I am afraid if you make posts saying that I got something wrong when I haven't made a statement that is wrong, and you keep repeating the assertions then expect a repeat of what I had posted -

A correction suggests an overpriced situation. With Lloyds banking group in the best state since it's formation and with a market cap of under £37 Billion when it has been at about £58 Billion a decade ago, many would dispute an overvaluation.

So please enlighten as to what is 'wrong' ?

The market determines the valuation on a daily basis - I don't give predictions as to whether a next days pricing will be up or down.

The current correction in the Lloyds valuation from an undervalued situation started 5 months ago

Fgf

''Big red day tomorrow''

Why is that?

As I have said hundreds of times - the market determines the valuation on a daily basis. You will have to wait until tomorrow to see at what price investors are willing to exchange shares at.

MP

''I await LTI's algo theory.''

theory? - the algo has not been in operation - maybe a decision made for around the GE period, who knows. We await it's restarting.

BB

btw the 'correction' in price (from an undervalued situation) has been taking place for the last 5 months

Lloyds given up about 30% of the past weeks share price gains - need a lot more sellers for the buyback - hopefully MS have switched the algo back on today to continue picking up unwanted cheap shares ?

67s

''the country's ills''

unfortunately, a massive influx of people since the second world war into a small England has had no long term benefits (just ever more division)- therefore no cure for any ill's.

Bb

''as I said you think you know it all and the way you talk down to people is so distasteful, just admit you don't like being wrong, ''

wrong ?? talking own?? strange interpretation - I shall repeat -

A correction suggests an overpriced situation. With Lloyds banking group in the best state since it's formation and with a market cap of under £37 Billion when it has been at about £58 Billion a decade ago, many would dispute an overvaluation.