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Looking like another good day

ftse 100 currently down 140 points

ftse
If you hold shares at the relevant record date. (Fri 6pm)
Any purchasing of shares in the next 2 days will be having about £1 a share of the cost returned.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p07igPWMx8

slse
''Markets are crashing''

for those of you who constantly posted that the Ftse goes down with the Dow but never goes up with it -
The Dow is down about 12% since the start of the year and the Ftse about 2%

Slse
''I am betting 20p by late June.''

How much money have you placed on it?

dc1
''apparently over 500000 shares bought at over 60p ''

obviously not aimed at me - you should make yourself clear.

Suf is sitting on shares bought at an average of over 60p with his more recent investment in Lloyds ( a good number of shares)-I imagine it doesn't include his other periods of being in and out of Lloyds though.

He is patiently waiting for a return of capital value , but in the meantime picking up some nice income

dc1
A win win - higher and I can take profits on for fun short term (hopefully) SB's - lower great for the investment that MS are making on behalf of myself and other shareholders - further declines below my share purchase in Jan at about 38.5p then a further longer term share purchase is a consideration. As I said - win win

2 year fixed rates are at about a 7 year high

S1
btw the percentage of existing mortgages on a fix is lower than you stated.

2 year fixes are at about a 7 year high

S1
and about 25% of them each year will come to an end, requiring a new deal

ftse
If you don't have understanding then you should not be posting false info that others also with no understanding may take as being accurate info and act upon it

an upward

Suf

Ftse currently showing 80 points down for tomorrow - obviously doesn't mean much with 13 hours to go, but you could consider if possible, to purchase before you receive your dividend money, if you consider that there may be up outward movement up until and including payment day.

low share price - love it for the buyback.

Shareholders to receive 1.33p per share soon ( i already got some via SB's) -
that amount is capable of purchasing about 3% of the current shares in issue - I am sure some of it will be reinvested into Lloyds

A 250% increase in the Nationwide 5 year is not what I personally regard as remaining at lows.

but ''while mortgage rates still very much remain at historic lows.''

is nowhere near accurate - they are very low compared with 15%

only about 5 weeks until the next rise in the UK base rate

''while mortgage rates still very much remain at historic lows.''

Nationwide 5 year fix about 7 months ago was 0.99% - now 2.54%

make that -200 currently - could be another volatile day

higher than anticipated - Dow expected open went into reverse.