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Stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the age of 95. Regarding their cash pile, he said cash is not a good asset

Has been a great investment for me from my 182p average bought only 9 months ago - already got a paper profit well into 6 figures plus a massive yield on top.

Fakey

''Please stop filling up this BB with nonsense.''

and yet again - you do like like being confronted.

Facts are not nonsense.

Your lie is not nonsense

Take responsibility for once - you have history

PP

''how much per Met1 share any rise in Cleantech will be worth.''

about 0.058p

Fakey

''I won’t be replying to your posts''

Is that because you do not like the facts spelt out to you, and also the exposure of your lies.

Stop the lies, stop the BS.

Dcb

''For the first time since September 2008!''

For the nnth time - Lloyds banking group was formed in 2009

''It was soon after that I came on board with lloyds!''

NO, for the nnth time, you are not and never have been a Lloyds shareholder.

Once again, look into the mirror to once again see a person living a lie.

''Lads we made it to £1 finally!''

Yet again - in your case there is no 'we'.

Have been great investment for long term shareholders

Over the years for share cancellations have averaged at a buying price of about 53.6p

Fakey

''Lit, The jealousy has kicked off again''

why would that be? - I have far more LGEN shares than you bought at very low prices

''You did sell your holding M&G at sub 240p''

Hope you are not starting your lies again . I have not sold any MNG shares.

I have made 2 purchases, which were in April 2025 and average about 182p

I bought a vast amount, so once again have a lot more shares than you in those as well

''never made a bad call in his life''

I have bought shares in Tesco and Saga which at one point were showing a large percentage fall over the cost price, but now both at a very high percentage paper gain over costs . I have never sold out of a stock with a loss.

NC

It is a pity you banged on about a crash in price due to the car scam 'scam' to 43p or below as it may have had an influence on some. Hardup I believe sold out completely at about 78p due to the uncertainties.

NC

to add I do not 'expect' a fall or expect' further rising. I simply take what the market gives me at any point in time.

Share buybacks have been a good thing for shareholders keeping for the longer term. I would have preferred a number of years more at very low prices so that the share count could have been reduced far more rapidly

NC

''So when you sell do you invest in other shares, or hold the cash to buy back in here again expecting a fall?''

I always have plenty of cash available in any case with very regular dividends from my portfolio. I will always look to top up on my stocks at good price points, but a lot of sale monies in recent times has gone into SMIF which I am viewing as a way of locking in the very good gains that have been achieved in recent times and at the same time getting a very good monthly income from.

Average price on remaining shares now 11.32p

At over 101p - next selling point without further purchases would be at about 110p or at an all time market cap high, whichever price point is the highest

McT

''I topped up at 57p''

Hasn't been in the 50's - you meant 67p

My lowest buying price was at about 63.5p on 7th April 2025

''Lloyds’ share price has not closed above the 100p mark since prior to the global financial crisis, where the bank’s stock crashed from over 200p''

FFS- Lloyds banking group was formed in 2009 - the share price has never been 200p. LBG today has reached another all time share price high.

S123

''curious now as to whether to sell down/take some profits from LBG?''

that depends on how many shares you have and your view on future price level possibilities.

I have made sales several times on the way up, not because I thought that they were overpriced at any stage, but because I have a lot from buying at very low prices. Despite this I still retain the vast majority of peak number of shares. The market will decide of price levels no matter what an individuals contrary view is. I thought Lloyds was at give away prices near the 40p level where the market kept it for a a long time, hence a lot of buying, but as I said at the time I didn't mind how low the share price went. We have had a good run with share buybacks being conducted at good value prices.

S123

''Do you recall the highest book value to share price LTI?''

I believe historically , pre LBG that Lloyds has had price/book ratio as high as 3, but I would have thought that would be hard to reach again in our future

S123

''When will Lloyds hit its book value?

What is its book value?''

Book value is about 78p per share

Fakey

''Heading towards 300p…..Happy Days''

You have missed out BIG TIME from a couple of years ago.

You predicted an Lgen price of 280p then, and a Lloyds price of sub 34p - oh dear