Member Info for longtimeinvestor

snige
If you have any Lloyds shares treat yourself to a bit of spending in 'upmarket' (publicly quoted) Tesco or Sainsbury )

Tesco ginger nuts 39p

''Pre credit crunch it was £5.00''

ffs

Lloyds banking group came into being in 2009

Lloyds is worth 48.5p per share - take your own view on this valuation

AstraZeneca is now over £100 per share

Tom
''What I don't get is how Barclays are just 1.5% down when Lloyds is 2.5%''

ffs
Do you understand how Barclays is down 9% in the last 5 days when Lloyds is down just 2%

Pert
The P/E ratio is the share price divided by post tax earnings per share.

A p/e ratio could be expressed based on earnings already declared (trailing p/e) or based on market expectations of what earnings will be (forward p/e)

Tob
''So Wednesday at 4.29pm is best time to sell''

you would be very fortunate if it was

If you do not want the dividend then you would have to sell at sometime between tomorrow and Wednesday 6th April.

Lloyds purchases on Thursday 7th April will not entitle the buyer to the 1.33p final dividend

HU
7th April - XD always a Thursday

b59

Good for you to have a dream

NC
Is your average price still about 60p?

NC - took a long time for your return this time

will be taking Billions of shares out of circulation and thus creating a situation where future dividend pots go to fewer shares and of course increasing a shareholders percentage holding..
This process can be repeated with subsequent plans

at 457p an amount that I bought in May 2020 at about 234p.

This represented less than 10% of my Aviva holding

dam
''The average Russian worker didn't ask for this - why should they suffer ''

Do you not know the purpose of Western sanctions on Russia.

jat
''now that covid is receding''

?? - another 217 deaths today in UK - Shanghai in lockdown.

hu
are you talking to yourself.

''Yet had the buyback cash been given to currentshareholders, many would have bought more shares anyway div re-investment, thus raising the share price through demand, and many currently non Lloyds shareholders would have bought in on the strength of a large dividend yeild, swelling the share price through even more demand''

''thus raising the share price through demand''

some investors purchasing more shares from a special dividend would entail a lot less buying of shares than 100% of £2 Billion.

'' on the strength of a large dividend yeild''
A return via a special dividend would not affect a prospective forward yield.

The market determines the share price.

Must be desperate trying to get current accounts.