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Without buybacks the share count would have been 75,942,399,079

100 and out

C130

you have posting form on other boards- all of the disaster nature - another poster to be completely ignored (waste of screen space)

Back the shares that I sold at about 552p near the start of the month

BDEV consolidated above £5

EZJ continuing with share price progression following yesterdays results

LLOY at top of recent trading range

Fakey further away from his anticipated 2023 sub 35p price

Still well below average volumes - would probable need above 43.5p for a monthly closing high.

Young Warren now on his own

Cable

EZJ results taken well by market - bought back in last month after a number of years - dividend restarted.

Lloyds - once again low volume - maintaining tight trading range of the last few weeks.

E77

are you that desperate

Excellent - sold out in Jan 2018 at close to £16 - bought back last month at about 392p

Hopefully will be here for the long ride up again

''4. Which sector would you be avoiding?

Housebuilding''

After a number of years,I bought back into BDEV last month at under £4 - has done well again for me so far.

TF

A matter of opinion

'1. NIMs falling''

Lloyds at Q3 upped their nim guidance

''2. Housing market exposure''

No Siht (who would have known) - LTV at a very low level - plenty of employment available

''3. Long-term weakness''

Once business has adjusted to higher rates once more, those sme's that rely in part from bank borrowings to grow their businesses should provide underpinning to the forward profitability of Lloyds bank.

Gj

''they need to re balance the spend ratio on buy backs and up the cash div ''

the dividend payments have been increasing whilst the buyback fund has remained the same, An increase in the buyback budget in February would be good.

Lloyds have said that what they consider excess capital, will not be on the balance sheet by the end of 2024

G59

''the US [where inflation is 3.2 per cent]''

''Just don’t carry on whingeing how much your new mortgage is.''

Many people do not have a mortgage.

US 30 year mortgage rates have fallen from 8% to a little under that now

Lloyds have already bought their mortgage book

P1

Barclays is looking at a tesco bank takeover

''Where you getting that from seany''

self generated in his mind - I don't think that Lloyds would be interested in about 78? 'stores' stuck in long leases paying rent. The idea is for Lloyds branch reductions.

Ram

too late today - maybe tomorrow or after xmas if the man with a white beard gives you some cash

Ram

The market has given you yet another day to contemplate buying more Lloyds shares for a 14%

dividend/buyback return - you should not be complaining about that.