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T
''You know nothing.''

I know enough to have built up a very substantial share portfolio

T
''Housing is a key sector to watch but as yet I'm not seeing much of a correction''

???
who would expect much of a correction virtually overnight.
Newly priced mortgage deals will have an effect, as will the time when mortgage holders have to renew their deal when their current fixed term comes near an end

T
''When visits to the Gp , drugs and prostitution are used to boost the GDP figure you know somethings not right.''

You have said this nonsense at least two times already

T

LTI
07 Jan 2022 14:52
Sold
some at about 52.75p

LTI
07 Mar 2022 08:48
Just bought
back the amount of shares I sold on 7th Jan at just under 53p for just under 38.5p

T
''Ah yes the old fantasy portfolio. Doesn't count..''

Some of us don't post vague and hindsight purchases and sales.

SB's are for shorter term trading, completely separate to my long term share investments.

ST
I sold at about 53p, why would my next selling price be 50p?

your time is running out

ST
''it's all about future earnings, and like i said "The futures bleak, The futures grim, The futures now here".
Your time is running out. Why did you not sell near 50p?
My last sale was at about 53p

opened at 39.865

triggered at 40.945

stxx
''we are experiencing a genuine economic crisis ''

We are not currently in recession.
Unemployment rate is at a 50 year low.
UK debt as percentage of GDP is second lowest in G7
Base rates and mortgage rates getting nearer to long term averages after many years (too many) of virtually free money.

Interesting to see your future comments if you consider theses current positions as being an economic crisis.

s1
There is nothing to make up if the shares have not been sold.

''made significant buys ''

I imagine they thought purchasing each £2 for less than £1 made sense

moy
''If it was simply profits, then sp with current profits would be much higher''

The market anticipates future profitability as well as knowing current profitability.
Current market valuation is not expensive.

Lloyds valued at £28 Billion

About 67.4 Billion shares in issue at the end of month?
Without buyback about 71.9 billion

GB
''"Three consecutive buy backs, three disappointing share price on completion. Einstein's theory of insanity applies."

oh dear - it doesn't apply - different results were not expected - The sole purpose of the programme is to reduce the ordinary share capital of the Company.
If I am not mistaken, the purpose was met 3 times.

g13
I think he needed a question mark

GB
'' every single one of us on this board is guilty of''

Maybe you should stick to referring to yourself.

I have said many times, it wouldn't bother me if all my investment went to zero (not going to happen) - my pension on it's own is more than sufficient (big real time cut coming up though) . Just a numbers game to me. I give away far more each month than I spend .

dt
any repossessions will depend on the jobs market and affordability. Lloyds and other banks would take repossession action as a last resort. Extension of repayment periods etc would most be offered first.
I have no worries about the Lloyds mortgage book lLTV ratios.
Any repossessed property could be rented out if they so wished.

g13
''Do you really think the EU wants another sponger on its books ?''

The SNP are trying to sell something to their audience that isn't available.
Have they ever given a plan in plain English as to how Scotland can become a member of the EU after negotiating many hurdles.