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MP

you are in need of a reality check - how is your understanding of buybacks going.

Jcb

''Stuck with this Fing dog for another year now''

you can get rid of it before the close today.

Much easier to press the sell button than to constantly post calling an investment a 'dog' or any other description that are given by people.

then you get others like s123

''Break up and sell up!''

and then others of course complaining that Lloyds are not making themselves bigger with acquisitions.

any investor not happy ffs sell up and go away

''Absolute dog.''

Absolute opportunity

Jcb

'' with such a poor performance'

really? - profitability looks to have been very good to me - only about 4 weeks to wait to see if 2023 had been another good year

''Over priced''

''When I said Last week, have SB at 34.5p you laughed at me..

Now, He who laugh last etcccc''

out of the woodwork again

Order in at 41.95

Https://www.ig.com/uk/spread-betting/spread-betting-vs-cfds#:~:text=The%20key%20difference%20between%20spread,underlying%20assets%20when%20you%20trade.

Opened at 42.583

Triggered at 42.938

Https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/PAY/trading-update-for-the-three-months-ended-31-december-2023-6qe6ss9ev20kgir.html

NC

''the last straw is clutched that now 'buybacks' are the only hope to lift this dire share price.''

You should already have seen my response to such a statement many many times already. You should have digested it.

Nc

''timing is all in this game''

something in which you have been lacking along with many others it seems- there has been plenty of opportunity to be had, at being able to pick up Lloyds shares at giveaway prices over the years and selling at much higher prices..

Eu

'' allowed the credit broker to apply the higher interest rate of the those two interest rates, and where the lender was prepared to lend at the lower rate of interest''

and?

as I have already said , car dealers should have made the the cat buyer fully aware.

It would then be a negotiation between the car buyer and car dealer as to what level of commission the dealer would be prepared to take in order to secure a sale. A car buyer of course is always going to take the lowest interest rate, but if the dealer is not prepared to have a reduced commission, then that lower rate would not be an offer. then the car buyer would decide whether to walk away or not.

i cannot see how Black horse is complicit in swindling a car buyer out of money.

If the authorities think otherwise and that the lowest interest rate should always have been offered with reduced commission, then any increased commission obtained by the car dealer should be reimbursed to Black horse. Common sense

Brix

''Lloyds.......dooooown again 🤣''

I am pretty sure that Llloyds was up yesterday, taking my SB profit

Cook

''cant recall last time any of the buyback money came my way as a dividend''

you are certainly in a world of you own - a return to shareholders by way of share purchases is not a dividend payment.

You are free to also increase your shareholding percentage yourself on top, if you so wish by purchasing more shares whilst at very low valuations.

L

'' LTI, you can keep your stupid comments to yourself about your Bull$h!t average and any possible goods days''

I don't post stupid comments - what comments in your mind do you not understand and therefore think stupid?

Cook

13% is less than 6p per share - forward dividend plus buyback (£2 Billion) equates to that -

hopefully the buyback budget can be increased making an even greater return

Cook

''but not CURRENTLY , i think you should join me in cookoo land''

you are definitely in cookoo land - yes currently.

Jcb

''move on from this unloved Donkey''

??

what is not to love about currently being able to purchase at a level giving 13% + yearly returns.