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hu
of course I could have chosen to manipulate my Lloyds average price down a great deal more with the inclusion of a lot of dividend money, but I choose unlike some, not to include those payments - mine is purely on purchase and sale amounts.

hu
current Lloyds average of 20.49p

hu
of course, I can go into profit on Lloyds at any time i choose, and still have a lot of money left in them - No.2 in my portfolio after HSBC

hu

It has taken about 25 years to acquire my Lloyds average price.

I don't have an average on a stock like 3i group though - it took a relatively short period to make sales to go thousands into profit and still have retained shares left over . Getting on for a 10 fold increase in the 3i price since i first purchased.

Astra Zeneca 'manipulated' into another all time closing high.

Lloyds 'manipulated' lower - good day for our UBS driver who is prepared and happy to purchase under 50p.

but BT not 'manipulated' enough at the moment for me to be prepared to trade

m99

you don't need buy a home to stay in France for a year.

''If you are a UK National you can stay in France more than 90 days at a time.
It is still possible for UK nationals (like Canadians, Americans & Australians) to live in France for 1 year to 4 years and also apply for permanent French Residency.''

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m99

go one better and stay there for a whole year, with a long term visa .

flec
I am not prepared to sell any of my current Lloyds shares at under 40p but i am prepare to purchase at under 40p.

flec
''That's incorrect''

I can 100% guarantee that I decide what I am prepared to purchase or sell a stock for.

flec
Anyone can set a price at which they are prepared to purchase or sell at but
no one else is in control of what an investor is prepared to purchase or sell Lloyds shares at.

Banks are in control of what they are prepared to lend to each other at.

No one is in control of what an investor is prepared to purchase or sell Lloyds shares at.

Flec
People talking about the existence of God or tooth fairies are talking nonsense -
is anyone in a position to disprove such a fantasy.

flec
I will be waiting for the next round of 'manipulation' and purchase more BT shares at a lower level or sell some at a higher level.

flec
the explanation is that shares get exchanged at a price acceptable to both parties

Flec
The BT share price is at whatever price investors are willing to exchange at.
I have been a BT shareholder for many many years - Have bought some at well under £1 in the past and sold some at about £5 on 26th Nov 2015.

Last purchase at about 112p and last sale about 150p

order in at 46.95

gs
I make posts trying to stick to the facts - unfortunately a number of posters talk nonsense through lack of understanding.

gs
''need to tell''

It was a requirement in response to a poster.

flec
just common sense i am afraid - it would suit all investors for Lloyds to be at £1 per share - 'big players' cannot make that happen - the share price is whatever investors are prepared to exchange shares at

net assets about £49 Billion