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Dan
''You need to up your productivity lti if wanting to catch Epro...''

I have said it a number of times already - the number of my posts can be influenced by the number of non shareholder knobs that have zero interest in Lloyds who frequent this board for their own agenda.
Unfortunately with the return of JFCC (Epro) less than 2 months ago,it has added to the number of Knobs who are here.

hu
''What 2023 share investment programme buyback are you referring to? Lloyds have not announced there will be a share buyback in 2023. We will not know how Lloyds will return surplus cash to investors until the 2022 Full Year results are announced on 22nd February next year.''

we already know their returns policy, so unless they make a sizeable acquisition or the share price has gone up substantially by Feb then there will be another return by way of a buyback.

a flattish 2023 economy

s123
''What do you two think for end of year price and dividend next year? Thinking of jumping now to Rio T''

i would have thought that the dividend was quite predictable. Share price could be 60p + with the market forward looking after a flattish 2022 economy, but I would prefer an attractive price for the duration of the 2023 share investment programme buyback.

I bought into Rio in Jan 2016, then unfortunately sold half in June 2016 at about £21.50 hoping for a fall nearer my original purchase price buy it continued to go up. Sold a few more in July 2019 for about £50, leaving my remaining shares at an average £1.72, so therefore no need to think about them anymore unless they became very cheap again. My personal yield with Rio stands at about 336%.
Commodities are going to have ups and downs in demand, so just need to ride with it. Yield at current price about 10% I believe.

Lloyds are currently able to afford 10% returns to shareholders.

JFCC
14 Nov 2022 17:07
'' gone green again''

15 Nov 2022 22:50
''Mach agreed he's filtered.'

18th Nov 2022 15:38
''Greening you out now''

seeing JFCC not getting immediate responses to satisfy his need for attention

loco
''highest inflation in G7. '' etc etc

STOP with the unknown related nonsense.

I shall have to say again because some don't seem to understand that you cannot compare apple and oranges or in this case different baskets .
What I will also say again is that German CPI includes housing and the current rate is 10.4%. The UK index CPIH includes housing costs and the current rate is
9.6%.

looking at the projected eps against the current share price, an investor may be led to believe that the current share price to be attractive, especially if the debt position is covered by cash on the books?

''and now expects full year adjusted earnings per share to be towards the top end of the range of more recent sell side analyst expectations 1. ''

''1. As at 9 November 2022, the range of 2022 adjusted earnings per share from 12 sell side analyst forecasts published since Centrica's 2022 Interim Results announcement on 28 July 2022 is 15.1p to 26.0p.''

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/CNA/trading-update-and-share-repurchase-programme-1yo28s465c9se5x.html

''No Divi for years... then this paltry 1p''

Only about 3 years.
it is an interim dividend - the final could be 2p +

Could do with the share price remaining below nav per share, for hopefully another buyback announcement in February.

for Lloyds and many other stocks

888
I will always make sure that I have funds available to buy a stock when I feel it to be at a reasonable price level, adding to a core holding to trade.
Glad that I made many purchases in the last few months, and maintaining 10% cash.

T
not 'could' - would

T
''''"How the UK coped with the millennium bug"..''

Why are you posting about that on the Lloyds board.
Man years went into work at HSBC correcting systems that would have failed with having a 2 digit number for the year.

JFCC
''Greening you out now''
and yet again - wonder what it is this time.

Maybe your not knowing the meaning of 'endless' . This would have meant never getting perfection, and thus remaining in the EU. Unfortunately you did not comprehend and so you are slithering away yet again for about the '4th' time if you are to believed which is very doubtful.

JFCC
''It was you who mentioned "perfect departure" literarally''

LTI
''I am afraid that the EU and certain parties in the UK would have preferred negotiations to get a perfect departure to go on for an endless number of years.
Boris delivered the exit - UK laws to be made in the UK parliament.''

JFCC
''no answers to this question either.
It seems the perfect brexit exit will remain an unspoken piece of folklore forever''

Showing as ever that you are as thick as siht.
Once again, did you not understand - there is no perfection - hence continuing negotiations for endless years.
Boris did the job.

JFCC
''no answers to this question either.
It seems the perfect brexit exit will remain an unspoken piece of folklore forever''

Showing as ever that you are as thick as siht.
Once again, did you not understand - there is no perfection - hence continuing negotiations for endless years.
Boris did the job.

JFCC
''Lti''

JFCC
14 Nov 2022 17:07
'' gone green again''

15 Nov 2022 22:50
''Mach agreed he's filtered.''

T
''It was the rather amateurish approach to Brexit by Uk negotiations teams that caused many of the wrinkles that still need ironing out.''

I am afraid that the EU and certain parties in the UK would have preferred negotiations to get a perfect departure to go on for an endless number of years.
Boris delivered the exit - UK laws to be made in the UK parliament.