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Ww

No I am waiting to hear at what price you have in mind to exit Lloyds?

jcb is waiting for 48.02p

G13b

''Good day for buybacks to be restarted''

Yes, but no guarantee - they may already have decided to have the algo switched off for this week as well.

Dal

''I’m out never to return''

Goodbye - good luck with future investments

'' no concern for the shareholders .''

they have just increased dividends by a further 15%

On top of that Billions of shares have been removed from the market

Jcb

'' I need 48.02p then I will never return.''

just waiting for WW now

Ww

''will be taking every chance to get out of this share''

I assume that means you think that Lloyds is currently undervalued - at what good price are you exiting Lloyds?

Simply an early mark down - no heavy selling pressure - volume not significant

Nur123

Bur

''NAV''

Net assets stand at about £49 Billion against a current market cap of under £30 Billion

NC

Why did Lloyds raise dividends at all? - goes against your thinking

Ww

simply another case of someone saying that increased dividends is the answers - in this case you.

Ww

No - we have only just found out about another 15% increase

posting ''and now a further 15%'' on it;s own would not have shown the post it was relating to would it .

WW

No - we have only just found out about another 15% increase

WW

''This share needs a rise in dividends payments to make any difference to the SP.''

The dividend was increased by 20% - the level of dividend does not determine a share price.

and now a further 15%

67s

''they show no interest in building social housing.''

LBG is not a house builder or a Housing association.

WW

''This share needs a rise in dividends payments to make any difference to the SP.''

The dividend was increased by 20% - the level of dividend does not determine a share price.

The share price in recent months has dropped from about 54p

SK1

''LLOY needs to slash dividends and buybacks to zero''

Chips

apples and oranges.

The DJIA is weighted on price, not market capitalisation.

Was hoping for the buyback to complete with 4.3 Billion + shares cancelled, which looked extremely likely before halt in purchases. Now it may depend on the response to the half year results tomorrow.

US to raise rates also tomorrow, with the MPC to follow next week

Sk1

Lloyds is a bank, not an investment trust/fund.

Investors are free to put their money into into growth funds if they so wish.

Mb

''wasting money on buy backs ''

join the queue of the clueless.

I suggest to any investor that thinks Lloyds, which is able to give double digit returns to investors at 46p per share,but would be wasting money on such an investment,look elsewhere to find a home for their money .

Since my purchase at under 72p last month - hopefully the start of an upward trend into a triple digit share price.