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Donk

''the removal of the uncertainty''

it would be a lot better at the moment if there was uncertainty, but unfortunately unless there is an absolutely massive turnaround in the next couple of weeks, the country is destined to be governed by socialists.

Donk

''I think a labour win will see Lloyds go higher, in the short term anyway''

NOTHING to do with Labour -already gone up over 35% in 4 months - I think Lloyds would go even higher when the market decides that the current valuation of £34.5 Billion is far too low when compared to about double the valuation in 2015.

Nar

''everyone knows is incorrect''

??

No one knows if shares have been purchased until an rns is released

''they are buying millions everyday''

yes shares will be bought if within set criteria programmed into the Algorithm - not a great deal bought today. Got a couple of years at least of these buybacks.

Total planned spend equates to about 18% of the current market cap.

Nu

''so they have some certainty for the next five years.''

are you a comedian?

Dcb

''I'm getting a bit peeved with lloyds.''

here we go again - another now occasional post pretending to have an interest in Lloyds to appease the moderators I assume, when I for one know that you have been here for many years under about 130 id's ,for your own disruptive political reasons - ALL the previous ID's used never even pretended to be a shareholder.

The moderators it seems have given up the battle.

Nar

dan said -

''so assuming the number of shares outstanding is the same as yesterday''

3,303,074 shares were repurchased today

3i Group up reaching another intraday all time high of over £31 per share

Vodafone up again, now settling in above 70p

MS still having Lloyds shares available to purchase at low prices

Be

18 Jun 2024 14:07

''Market capitalisation doesn't include any shares in issue''

Be

''You started this off by using the wrong terminology by saying the same stupid math comment''

LTI

this is how i started off -

'' Lar

''Anyone know why they are holding all the buybacks in treasury ?

surly that doesn't help SP ?''

because that is their policy, whereas Lloyds bank does not keep shares in treasury, but then has to issue new shares for staff SAYE schemes etc. Same net result. The market capitalisation of Vodafone does not include shares held in treasury.''

Be

''muppet''

I suggest you or anyone following the posts after my post at -

18 Jun 2024 13:29

which was answering someones question, may indicate who the muppet is.

The market capitalisation of Vodafone does not include shares held in treasury - they are treasury stock.

The market cap is the number of outstanding shares in issue multiplied by the share price - end of.

Be

The market capitalisation of Vodafone does not include shares held in treasury - they are treasury stock.

The market cap is the number of outstanding shares in issue multiplied by the share price - end of.

Be

''the same stuff''

I gave you the same facts, which need repeating because you are all over the place and simply cannot admit you were wrong.

There was NO need for you to respond to

18 Jun 2024 13:29

lti

''The market capitalisation of Vodafone does not include shares held in treasury.''

was there?

you are making unnecessary posts - I have given you the fact several times already - end of.

Be

18 Jun 2024 14:07

''Market capitalisation doesn't include any shares in issue''

''There is a subtle difference I am highlighting, if you cant understand that then...''

The market cap is the number of outstanding shares in issue multiplied by the share price.

Be

''Market capitalisation doesn't include any shares in issue''

''There is a subtle difference I am highlighting, if you cant understand that then...''

The market cap is the number of outstanding shares in issue multiplied by the share price.

Dan

''Some of the arguments on here are so pointless. ''

unfortunately some like to carry on an 'argument' even when told the simple facts, because they simply cannot say that they got it wrong. As in -

BE

''The market cap is the total value of the company, regardless of shares in issue''

The market cap is the number of shares in issue multiplied by the share price.

There was no need for any response after my 13:29 post

Vodafone net assets are about 60 Billion Euro

Be

''I'm saying the market determines the MCAP, the SP is then a function of that value.''

''The market cap is the total value of the company, regardless of shares in issue''

The market cap is the number of shares in issue multiplied by the share price.

Jcb

Like the manifesto (fairly blank), Labour will be issuing a blank cheque, the filling in of that cheque, detailing the amount will come later.

Dan

yes as i have said x times, but some think otherwise

Be

''The market cap is the total value of the company, regardless of shares in issue''

The market cap is the number of shares in issue multiplied by the share price.

The mcap will change by buying/selling pressure throughout each trading day.

Be

The market cap is the number of shares in issue multiplied by the share price.

The mcap will change by buying/selling pressure throughout each trading day.