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''Has this Labour policy been reversed?''

or is it still fact

W70

''Starmer will Unfortunately win next General election.''

''will'' has about 18 months to travel so 'may' would have been more appropriate

Has this Labour policy been reversed?

https://labourlist.org/2019/11/labour-would-enfranchise-migrants-with-full-voting-rights-for-all-uk-residents/

SC

SVB bank collapsed On Friday, March 10, 2023

do you not think that this and subsequent bank failures had anything to do with bank stocks coming under pressure ? - open knowledge .

The USA now have a debt ceiling hurdle to overcome - this may also have a suppressing effect, as a USA debt default would have consequences.

Sc

''Both sold shares at an average price of 52P a share, trousering around £1.53Mn and £1.42Mn respectively, in Shelley's case 94% of his entire shareholding in the bank, which must be of concern to shareholders and the market.''

Nunn - 48p

21 Mar 2023 Nunn, Charles Alan (Charlie) CEO Sell (tax related) 586,558.00 £0.48 £282,486.33 3,645,753.00

are you not wondering why he didn't sell the other 3,645,753.00 shares?

Shelly 52p

24 Feb 2023 Shelley, Stephen Chief Risk Officer Regular sell transaction (market) 2,742,610 £0.52 £1,420,298.83 3,132,269.00

are you not wondering why he didn't sell the other 3,132,269.00 shares?

94% - what?

'' must be of concern to shareholders and the market.''

ZERO concern to me - shareholders have a right to sell some of their shares.

Are you wondering why about another 10 directors didn't sell their shares?

''Insider trading''

If you think that there has been insider trading just because 2 people sold some of their shares then I suggest you go to the AGM and brin g the matter up

Is in June, so that should help to suppress the Lloyds share price a while longer through dividend payment date, unless concluded early

Car

''called it right? - he sold for tax reasons

21 Mar 2023 Nunn, Charles Alan (Charlie) CEO Sell (tax related) 586,558.00 £0.48 £282,486.33 3,645,753.00

are you not wondering why he didn't sell the other 3,645,753.00 shares?

24 Feb 2023 Shelley, Stephen Chief Risk Officer Regular sell transaction (market) 2,742,610 £0.52 £1,420,298.83 3,132,269.00

are you not wondering why he didn't sell the other 3,132,269.00 shares?

Car

24 Feb 2023 Shelley, Stephen Chief Risk Officer Regular sell transaction (market) 2,742,610 £0.52 £1,420,298.83 3,132,269.00

are you not wondering why he didn't sell the other 3,132,269.00 shares?

Car

21 Mar 2023 Nunn, Charles Alan (Charlie) CEO Sell (tax related) 586,558.00 £0.48 £282,486.33 3,645,753.00

are you not wondering why he didn't sell the other 3,645,753.00 shares?

Car

''Nunn and Shelley are selling Lloyds shares. That speaks volumes.''

It says nothing to me.

Gs

''Wrong again''

about what? I haven't been wrong the a first time, let alone again.

''You can't stand it ''

I certainly do not like the Lloyds board after 7 years to be disrupted all over again with posts about fantasies of the UK joining the EU. Had years of disruption already .

If it were not the weekend, LSE would have deleted your nonsense by now.

As I said -

it is a trait of yours to continue with a defence mechanism consisting of inconsequential posts that have no relevance to the facts presented as a result of your fantasies about the UK joining the EU?

And?

it has already been pointed out to you -

A board member may simply be liquidating shares obtained under share schemes when allowed to do so Nothing to read into..

Gs

it is a trait of yours to continue with a defence mechanism consisting of inconsequential posts that have no relevance to the facts presented as a result of your fantasies about the UK joining the EU?

NC

''Whilst a trade deal is NOT 'being a member' of the EU, what my point is, is, say in the future our trade deal with the EU is dependant on us 'accepting a given quote of immigrants' ''

ffs - get a grip

''allowing all EU countries members to have free movement as before, and we pay them billions a year''

I am not aware of other countries that have a trade deal with the EU where that applies, are you?

''as before, so that 'EVERYTHING' is EXACTLY as it was, EXCEPT we are not a 'member' of the EU, then that is a fear many 'see' could happen albeit not so 'extreme' as that least not all in one move.''

Is there a tablet you could take to calm the nerves?

cannot be bothered to go through the rest - you need to lay down and take it easy

Gs

''My day job ''

don't give it up - unless you want to write fiction about the UK joining the EU

Nothing to do with eu

NC

'' the market doesn't just come up with a price for no reason, so the 'Deciding Market' has 'decided' that buybacks have not improved the future of Lloyds ''

Another weird statement..

The market values Lloyds currently at about £30 Billion. The 'future' of the Lloyds business remains the same with or without a buyback.

The sole purpose of the buyback is to reduce share capital., thus giving a return to shareholders.

'' clearly are seen as having a bleak period coming, otherwise the share price would be rising.''

clearly ? really? - maybe you should sell.

''Hence I said the shareprice, says more than any poster ever can''

The share price is saying that it is way under NAV.

The share price is saying that 11% returns are available

'' for that 'is' the market giving it's wider opinion of our potential''

is it? or is it a case of the market being undervaluing based on the basic metrics?

NC

'' the market doesn't just come up with a price for no reason, so the 'Deciding Market' has 'decided' that buybacks have not improved the future of Lloyds ''

Another weird statement..

The market values Lloyds currently at about £30 Billion. The 'future' of the Lloyds business remains the same with or without a buyback.

The sole purpose of the buyback is to reduce share capital., thus giving a return to shareholders.

'' clearly are seen as having a bleak period coming, otherwise the share price would be rising.''

clearly ? really? - maybe you should sell.

''Hence I said the shareprice, says more than any poster ever can''

The share price is saying that it is way under NAV.

The share price is saying that 11% returns are available

'' for that 'is' the market giving it's wider opinion of our potential''

is it? or is it a case of the market being undervaluing based on the basic metrics?

NC

''You have proven what I said. That even IF any future trade deals mirrored those of us when we were 'in' then you would still insist you were right because we 'had not officially re-joined'''

weird thing to say - a trade deal has nothing to do with being a member of the EU.

Gs

''As Nomlungu points out, we might rejoin at some point in the future.''

India may want to be part of the British empire again.

''As I have pointed out (with facts LTI), were the UK to do that, it would be a special case''

Where is the FACT stated that the UK would be a special case.

If is not on the agenda - get over it

"It won't happen" cries LTI ...... I guess you haven't noticed the growing support for the EU''

Please post on here when a political party is running for government with joining the EU in the manifesto - until then please shut it.

Stick to facts, not want you want in your fantasies

NC

''So, at what 'point' does the whole worlds investing fraternity suddenly 'wake up' and allow the market to 'add' this perceived value, that, at present' only a handful of very wise can 'see'?

One question that will not be answered, just fudged at best.''

No fudging required - the market would not let the share price remain at 46p with a £1 Billion market cap with a dividend yield of 350%.

It comes down to each individual investors opinion as to what they think the market cap will be allowed to go down to with resulting ever increasing yields, and then take the appropriate action, unless of course you are simply 'investing'.

Personally I would be purchasing a lot more way before it got to a 350% yield