Member Info for longtimeinvestor

By law the maximum allowed to be saved each month is £500.
the amount. Obviously the lower the share price the more shares need to be issued to satisfy the amount saved by employees for share purchases which of course goes into the Lloyds coffers.
Total saved for and issued will also be influenced by the number of employees.
Current numbers are about 58,000 down from about 65,000 5 years ago.

ST
How many more times does it need to be said before it sinks in -
Lloyds banking group was formed in 2009

The future performance makes no difference to you though as the number of trading days for you to sell in 2022 are running out

b22
''Sell this and buy it back on the discounted placing they will undoubtedly do over the coming weeks.''

discounted - why would that be?

GSK did not want to offload the business when the equivalent of about £4 per share was offered.

are currently able to make a 10% plus return to shareholders at the current price .
Has been a good stock to have been in over many years providing an investor has been active in purchases and sales at the right times.
They can currently afford to return to me about 25% pa based on my average price.

ST
''a buyback next year is almost guaranteed''

Do you not read - it is a current policy to return a certain perecentage of excess capital to shareholders by way of buybacks or special dividends.

It makes no difference to you though as the number of trading days for you to sell in 2022 are running out

people appear not to know what saving and remuneration are

ST
''what a shock, i did tell you at the start of the buyback.''

SE
''I am not a Treasury/Bank Balance sheet guy so.... why do they do this??''

LS
''Lloyds keeps adding share's to the pot then they use the shareholders profits the buy the share's back and cancel them
No wonder the share price is going sideways''

JFCC
''How much more connected can they be?''

All of the above - absolutely clueless

''Weird how it's always people I have filtered that start topics either directed at specific users or about parties they don't like.''

''I've held Lloyds shares for about three years now''

Really, how many other ID's have you had?. Your current one is a bit over a year, with probably 99.9% of posts having no mention of Lloyds.
Would be only the dumb that believe you to be a 3 year holder of Lloyds shares and only about 1 year using this board, and apparently having no interest in them.
Seems like a bit of tokenism for the moderators who I imagine may be beginning to see why you are using their site. It is not as an interested Lloyds investor. Have you ever thought that it is the people you say you have filtered that have got your number.

hopefully more of the same for the rest of the current programme and into the next

wood
''Hong Kong Shanghai Bank or HSBC could default''

you been drinking.

HSBC is derived from Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, which was the bank I joined many years ago, but does not stand for it.

maybe on the advice of his nurse Campbell appears to have gone to recuperate and contemplate his current cash position.
Could be back refreshed and a whole new person (ID).

for buybacks at these low price levels

sc
''Vodafone currently trading at 20 year lows''

Bought today at under 89p

Their CEO is having £50,000 available to him from shareholders to help him find another multi million pound job

at under 89p

JFCC
''It's as clear as day you do not know what you are talking about.''

50% more gas storage capacity than has been needed due to the UK's LNG contracts for delivery.
Simply an extra insurance policy in the current times.
Rough storage then due to be doubled again in 2023/24

JFCC
''It's as clear as day you do not know what you are talking about.''

50% more gas storage capacity than has been needed due to the UK's LNG contracts for delivery.
Simply an extra insurance policy in the current times.
Rough storage then due to be doubled again in 2022/23

JFCC
''If it has shot up 50%.''

Yes 50% more than has been needed due to the UK's LNG contracts for delivery.
Simply an extra insurance policy in the current times.

Loco
''Though not at those levels''

So you are pointing out that the UK is doing much better now

Dan
'' No sensible investor invests on objectives alone without knowing what methods and tools are being used to achieve the objectives. ''

So you knew 'methods and tools' when you invested?

Dan
''that would allow investors to make an informed decision that they can truly be responsible for?''

It is the managers of the trust who are responsible for the underlying investments. Private investors would invest based on the objectives of the trust and the geographical location they wish to invest in. That is the whole point of putting money into a trust.