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Wids (Worldwide institutional destruction of society)

''How's the SBs going?''

Excellent - must have made 100+ trades in the last couple of years with a 6 figure profit, most of which was made with large amounts invested when under 30p.
Currently only doing for fun small £200 per point trades. Larger trades are always a possibility again if Lloyds ever went to a ridiculously low valuation again . 100% record - never closed a position with a loss.

Sellers of Lloyds a bit thin on the ground, but MS should be able to pick up a reasonable amount at a good price.

Wids (Worldwide institutional destruction of society)

''Tough times coming''

You have been playing the same record for years.

at under 290p

triggered at 42.948

triggered at 43.949

snige
''of other highly transmissible flu outbreaks.
Have you any examples of a flu pandemic lasting longer?''

you fcking ******* - Covid 19 is NOT a Flu virus

close price of 2.12 based on cable at this precise moment equates to 43.55p

ram
'' 65 like i said iam out would not touch this **** share ever again''

so you think that this **** share can increase by 50%.
I will put in in the bullish camp.

order in for 43.95

A rise of 0.75% now looking more likely than 0.5%, with even 1.00% an outside chance

stm
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/LLOY/transaction-in-own-shares/15495361

''Who is this''

Falky

Market in the last couple of weeks is pricing in bad news - not good if info has been leaked

Having sold at amount at about £4 in April 2021 to give myself virtually 'free' shares on the remaining, I have bought the same amount back at 199p ,now giving me an average price of 102p.

Corn
Some LloydsTSB history for you -

''While technically a member of the "big four" clearing banks, it is now the country's fifth largest bank according to the stock market after being usurped by banking group HBOS.''

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2006/feb/02/lloydstsbgroup

Personally if I were a new investor, I would prefer to make an investment now in LBG in comparison to that offered by LloydsTSB in 2006.

total return

Corn
''if the dividend was higher, institutions would pile in, but not at these low levels.''

LBG are currently returning 10% - more than LloydsTSB did

Corn
''Just giving a illustration of how high the dividend was some years ago''

Do you not understand?
LBG was formed in 2009 - taking on hbos and lots of money raising via rights issues - 10 times more shares as a result.
What LloydsTSB paid as a dividend is irrelevant to LBG investors.
If you find it of interest then LloydsTSB at one time was trading at more than twice NAV.

Corn
why are you quoting what Lloydstsb paid in dividend on the Lloyds banking group board.