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''who think the dividend will indeed be increased as the managers suggest.''

there is no thinking - the quarterly amount has recently been increased from 6p to 6.1p

Cb

''NO, I want to recoup my losses and then F off. ''

but you could have sold for over 54p not that long ago, but you decided not to f off

Cb

''is laughable''

if you have a different opinion to the market, then maybe you should take appropriate action.

Cb

''The market values the price of a single Lloyd's share and not the company as a whole''

FFS

''Buyback's have been the biggest waste of OUR money''

without buybacks there would be 12,379,829,989 more shares in issue.

''it should have been returned to us as a special divi ''

No it shouldn't - shareholders overwhelming voted for buybacks - accept it

S1

a 1 for 40 consolidation to give a share price of about £16 - how would that compare with a Lloyds entity of 25 years ago

S1

''that hasn't stopped the LLOY shareprice plunging a staggering -90% in the past 25 years''

not again - LBG was formed in 2009, with a vastly different amount of shares in issue compared with a Lloyds entity previous to that. This has been gone over many times, so give it a rest.

Current market cap is not too different to that of Lloyds TSB in 2007

Share capital has been reduced by £1,237,982,999 because of the cancellation of shares bought back

Dt

'' even post buybacks the market does not value the SP to pre pandemic levels..''

and?

once again -

the sole purpose of the buyback programmes was to reduce the share capital.

They have ZERO relationship with what the market values Lloyds banking group at.

Dt

Has it sunk in yet? - if you do not know about the working of a share buyback then it is better for you not to make comments that you think are related to them.

Dt

''if buybacjs had been deemed positive by the market then the market would put a higher value on the SP.''

and yet another BRAIN MALFUNCTION from you.

the sole purpose of the buyback programmes was to reduce the share capital.

They have ZERO relationship with what the market values Lloyds banking group at.

Dt

''So buybacks are pointless''

These brain malfunctions of yours are becoming more frequent.

the sole purpose of the buyback programmes was to reduce the share capital.

They have ZERO relationship with what the market values Lloyds banking group at.

For at least the hundredth time, and let it sink in.

THE MARKET DETERMINES THE VALUE OF LLOYDS BANKING GROUP .

with the price per share as a part of that valuation determined by the number of shares in issue

Cas

'' reducing the number of shares in issue has had NO positive effect on the value of each share. No matter how you cut it that is the only logical conclusion to draw.''

oh dear.

I repeat - the sole purpose of the buyback programmes was to reduce the share capital.

The positive effect on the share price is that at a £25.4 Billion market cap, the price per share would be a lot lower without the reduction in share capital having been made.

Flec

''In my opinion it does''

Well in my opinion and i am sure of others, it doesn't show a figure of 12,379,829,989 shares that have been bought and cancelled - which IS the EFFECT of buybacks - it does not show that effect .

'''If they want to reduce the shares in issue, they could do a reverse split''

''Believe it Baby, I just said it.''

What did you not understand when I have posted probably at least 30 times -

''The sole purpose of the buyback programmes is to reduce share capital'' ?

The sole purpose of the buyback programmes is to reduce share capital

Flec

''If they want to reduce the shares in issue, they could do a reverse split''

I cannot believe I am reading this nonsense YET AGAIN

Flec

''It's just to track the effect of buybacks vs new shares issued''

cas

''it demonstrates a significant waste of company revenues to achieve less than nothing.''

it doesn't show the effect of buybacks.

The effect/achievement of buybacks is that there are 12,379,829,989 fewer shares than there would have been

With the market continuing to allow Lloyds shares to be traded at about 40p -

another day closer to start the programme to purchase and cancel another 4-5 Billion shares ?

Shares in issue - 63,557,085,373

At 40p, making a market cap of only £25. 42 Billion

Dt

'' that NOT all companies go bankrupt''

what has a one man show who decides to retire got to do with a businesses going bust and you not liking the replies. You had a brain malfunction - trying to lump in peopleas an example giving up a business due to retirement/ill health etc with insolvency percentage amounts.