Member Info for longtimeinvestor

A1
you can add another three price levels - now to clarify - I will donate based on a daily closing price during 2023 reaching the following levels -
55p - £10
60p - £25
65p - £50
70p - £100
75p - £200
80p - £500

A donation if triggered will be made to the Mr MK 2023 winners choice of charity.

A1 - sorry one final change to make it evenly spread

A1
A1
you can add another three price levels - now to clarify - I will donate based on a daily closing price during 2023 reaching the following levels -
55p - £10
60p - £25
65p - £50
72p - £100
75p - £200
80p - £500

A donation if triggered will be made to the Mr MK 2023 winners choice of charity.

a1 sorry another 3 price levels

A1
you can add another couple of price levels - now to clarify - I will donate based on a daily closing price during 2023 reaching the following levels -
55p - £10
65p - £25
72p - £100
75p - £200
80p - £500

A donation if triggered will be made to the Mr MK 2023 winners choice of charity.

A1
Official days closing price

A1
''If you don't mind, I'll join you . . .
if SP 73p+ anytime during 2023 i'll donate £100 extra''

If the share price hits 72p I will donate £100 - this will be replaced if the share price hits 75p with a £200 donation - both will be replaced if the share price hits 80p with a £500 donation.
A donation if triggered will be made to the Mr MK 2023 winners choice of charity.

I am hoping though that the share price remains at a good value price level for a share buyback which hopefully will be announced in February

A1
''Calling Mr Theosus - Calling Mr Theosus''

He has disappeared and obviously wanted to wipe out his posts at the same time - bit embarrassing some of them, along with some good ones..

Times up - before you go, what price did you get for your Lloyds shares?

at just over 113p

joe

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cook
''plato sorry i mean Goddies123 well plato reallyToday 07:57
for goodness sake shut the #### up''

Pippapeaches

with inflation the 2010 figure of £325,000 should now be about £450,000

''Just a matter of fairness nothing more nothing less.''

Yes totally outrageous that you can save and invest all your life from after tax income and then get some taxed again at 40% when you die.

A single person without children can only leave £325,000 tax free.
A single person with children but not owning a property can only leave £325,000 tax free.
This level has not changed since 2010.
Inheritance tax should be abolished.

rob
''and then you say you have just bought in ?''

You were concerned about the share price if the dividend was cut.
I am not concerned if the dividend was stopped completely meaning the debt burden being less of a concern

ant
getting hammered due to better news and therefore more hawkish re Fed rates

ls
'' so who's the buyback been a been a complete success for''

for shareholders by returning I think I said about 2.5p without having checked before but I believe the figure is 2.82p

ls
''This year Lloyds has no''

This year inflation reared its head due to supply issues on recovery from Covid 19, then further cost pressures with energy/war in Europe resulting in 40 year high inflation. Increasing base rates from 0.1% a year ago to the current 3.5% with more to come. Predictions of a long lasting recession to come, with rising unemployment.
Income/profitability for the year will not be known until February.
There may be, and I would like to see £1 Billion provisions set aside for bad debts with the final results.

g13
''Even Starmer has said your Labour Party will make a success out of Brexit and we're not going back. ''

Amazing coming from Sir 'peoples vote ' Starmer.
He obviously puts getting the red wall voters back to try and get himself the PM job as a higher priority over anything else (initially)

blb
''this share was 89p in 2015 its now 46ish. ''

LTI
19 Dec 2022 16:28
Since 2015 we have had the MSM narrative on Brexit, pre an post vote.
We had the government offloading their Lloyds shares.
We had PPI payments going much further than initially thought.
We have had a Covid 19 pandemic.
We now have a war in Europe.
We have had supply issues coming out of Covid, resulting in inflation along with additional inflationary pressures from energy.
We now have forecasts of doom and gloom on the economy for 2023''
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