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Falky

16 Dec 2022 10:29

''Have buying order (buying the shares) @ 37.5p''

you have been waiting a long time.

Keep rating Lloyds higher from 37.5 then 39.5 and you may eventually make a real investment.

Car

are you quoting someone?

Order cancelled

Car

walk the walk

You can open a 'sell' trade on IG (same applies to falky)

''Order @ 42.45p....easy money''

You have been waiting months to see 39.5p with ZERO trades.

Car

''I’d do a grand for an evens favourite on Landlord Lloyds hitting sub 40p this year.''

You can open a 'sell' trade on IG

Car

''It’s been close''

no where near in the last 6 months when falky was waiting for 37.5 then 39.5.

close in terms of a short term SB is when it got near to my 41.95 order on xd

Falky

Maybe you might like to up your rating on Lloyds yet again from 39.5p to 42.5p - may may trades a little bit more believable to people.

You had been waiting months to see 39.5p with ZERO trades and before that was waiting for 37.5p, but for some reason upped your rating on Lloyds by a couple of pence.

Falky

''*39.5p will be seen*, meanwhile my daily tradings won't stop.''

You had been waiting months to see 39.5p with ZERO trades.

You are now diverting attention way from your recent lie about ARG with the current fictitious trades.

4 Aug 2023 09:31

'' 39.5p will be seen''

not everyone is a fool

Falky

''Will be closing @ 43.30p''

about 43.40 available to close at earlier on.

After waiting if the slide from that level would reverse, which it didn't you decided to post that you had closed an hour previous.

''On 07/08/2023 09:05am closed @ **43.247p**''

''I post my trades live''

4 Aug 2023 09:31

'' 39.5p will be seen''

not everyone is a fool

Falky

not everyone is a fool

Anyone with anything like a brain and looking at the days price graph, my last post and

falky

'4 Aug 2023 09:31

'' 39.5p will be seen''

may conclude that falkys last 2 'trades' were fictitious .

Falky

''Gone Long @ 42.833p''

''Will be closing @ 43.30p''

10:16

''On 07/08/2023 09:05am closed @ **43.247p**

''I post my trades live''

£5,000

S123

£50,000 UK stamp duty tax paid on each £1 million of purchases made over the years.

US has zero tax on share purchases on their shares

A1

are the many interested in 'gaps' for natwest and barclays?

Personally I have no interest in 'gaps' for Lloyds either but others may determine investment decisions on them for some reason.

Ipf

''if they put the divi up more the % will go really high & attract political interest in things like windfall taxes.''

are politicians calling for a windfall tax on Vodafone?

dividend yield not relevant to it.

''I might be wrong but I think an increased buy back is more likely myself.''

Lloyds has a progressive dividend policy,so the dividend yield will be increasing further in the coming years from the current nearly 6.5% at the current share price, and currently has a policy of returning excess capital by either share buybacks,special dividends or both.

All assuming maintaining/increasing profitability.

It would save me a lot of money if the UK had the same tax regime as the USA on the purchase of shares.

SC

''Why would the UK Chancellor not follow suit''

The UK has taxed the purchase of shares since 1986 - I am sure that has raised a lot more money than a tax just on company purchases of their own shares would raise.