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LS

''You shouldn't be invested in Lloyds''

He isn't - clearly.

He is here just to push his own agenda.

Similar with DT - a non shareholder - always around like others peddling pessimism - weird people.

DT

09 Sep 2020 01:33

'' "will Lloyds exist then?" ''

No.

Olr

energy is not included in the core inflation rate, which has just gone to a 30 year high

Now trying to catch up with that 0.5% increase

Up 0.5%

888

Absolutely - hysteria about getting back to nearer average historical rates.

Anyone thinking that free money would last forever were living in fantasy land

Excellent for UBS share repurchases.

I may even consider another small averaging up purchase if these bargain levels persist.

ND

''You in Halfords?''

Hold at average 102p

NR

''of this gilt junk''

that's a new one - calling Gilts 'junk'

Park/jim

''Jimbo, i agree....raising rates is simply fuelling the fire.''

No, the problem was that the base rate was not at 5% back in January and 6% now.

The FED had a faster rate of increase, which has allowed a pause in increases.

A lot of our problem has come about due to keeping base rates at extremely low levels for year after following the financial crash - a mistake.

In addition we had a lot of giveaways as part of furlough schemes, a number of which I imagine were fraudulent claims by 'business'/individuals putting money into the economy in addition to a long period of QE which became additive.

The level of wage demands has also not helped.

BP UP

BAT UP

Centrica UP

CLS UP

Glaxo UP

Halfords UP

HSBC UP

Paypoint UP

Shell UP

Lloyds down - excellent for the re purchase of 74 million shares on behalf of shareholders

Of Lloyds at about 4 years worth of underlying profits.

Long may the disappearance of shares at this price (or lower) continue.

SB order in at 42.95

Opened at 43.854

now closed at 44.371

Triggered at 43.854

Car

2023 dividend yield alone is 6% + and this will be progressed unless profitability takes a severe hammering, so even without capital appreciation, it beats cash on any sizeable amount.

Ram

you said that you would be happy to wait for a price of Zero.

A much quicker alternative, is to cash in and put the proceeds on the colour of your choice at a casino.

Car

''If you held shares here on 16th August 2021, the fact is that you have gained nearly a penny per share''

Personally I have traded 3 times since that date.

Sale at about 53p and 2 purchases at about 44p and 38p

Car

''playing the day trading game, unlike yourself. ''

where did you get info from that I day trade Lloyds shares?

although I did on one occasion manage that - bought and sold shares on the same day (for a little satisfaction.)

That was on 9th June 2017 - bought at 69p and sold for nearly a penny more.

Apart from that occasion, I purchase and sell shares when reaching targets, so it can be any timeline.

Car

''So, Nunn has made you lot nearly a full 1p in the share price in nearly two years! Yay! Right?''

No- the market sets the price per share.

The market gave investors the opportunity to make a 20% capital gain TWICE since his appointment

Ram

You are allowed to sell Lloyds shares