Member Info for longtimeinvestor

HFEL as far as I am aware have a dividend reserve which equates to about 16p per share

Ad

''However if the poor capital performance continues a dividend cut is all but inevitable.''

capital value and dividend payments are two separate things .

Capital value of LGEN has allowed about a 9% safe dividend yield.

Plenty of other stocks similar, and with HFEL being a collection of many stocks the separation is even greater..

''What are we paying France hundred of millions of pounds for ?''

for nothing it seems. The higher the number of illegal crossings there are,the more money that they have been given.

Over a 4 fold increase in payments since 2020 I believe

WE ARE BEING INVADED.

Lti

''getting on for 12 Billion shares removed ''

correction, now about 12.3 Billion

Dam

''They are continually recycling shareholder capital to produce the yield''

are you for real - all funds/investments trusts buy and sell shares when they see a benefit.

As an individual I made over a 100 buy and sell transactions in the 22-23 financial year and have made many so far in this financial year.

Ran

''What doesn't make sense (to me) is that the sp drops 19% after a new buyer of such large quantities enters the market.''

you mean large quantities to match the larger quantities of sellers.

I would not have thought that a buyback programme would significantly impact the daily average volume levels.

Have you not been following events in the last 6 months that have given the market the jitters?.

The market is currently valuing Lloyds at under £27 Billion. The share price will rise when the market thinks Lloyds is worth more, whether or not a buyback programme is in operation.

End of summer holiday period ending soon

''Congratulations to India on there moon landing''

Good (not) that the UK has over many years helped a bit financially .

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2023/07/18/britain-foreign-aid-india-space-rocket-launch/

Also still about 7p below the price of only 2 weeks ago, so maybe 'looking good' should be reserved for a future date.

''Looking good''

is all relative - on a daily basis yes, but in a lot of investors thinking 'looking good' would be at double the current price.

After-all it was not much more than a couple years ago that I made a sale at over £4

Gu

getting on for 12 Billion shares removed equates to getting on for 7p per share added value.

easy enough for anyone with the slightest bit of intelligence to understand

Gu

and?

can you not read.

you appear to have missed the plot.

The reality is that Lloyds is trading at a little under 42p because getting on for 12 Billion shares have been bought and removed from the market

Fakey

and?

since when in reality has 41.45p become 41p? - only in your world

Gu

''So in his real world LTI he price this at 35p.''

you appear to have missed the plot.

The reality is that Lloyds is trading at a little under 42p because getting on for 12 Billion shares have been bought and removed from the market

Fakey

''Falky buying order @39.5p...isn't OK.''

??

fakey

''*39.5p* Reality ''

A123

it appears that you are one of those who only appears on the Lloyds board to dismiss any positive UK news or to promote anything positive in the EU.

Fakey

''LTI buying order @ 41.p''

again you are not in a world of reality

Fakey

the reality is that Lloyds is trading at a little under 42p but as someone who doesn't live in a world of reality, it is understandable that in your world that Lloyds is at 39.5p.

Getting nearer to finalising a trade deal with India

Order in for 41.45