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not that you have to

brug
I must have missed you posting your trades.

key
''Interesting comment by Putin ''

As we know, comments from the Russian leadership, are worth Jack S ih.
Actions have spoken louder than words.

brug
''its a very easy share to trade.''

''I sold at 45 4681 hoping to get in lower .''
''Is it 44 or 46 next that's the gamble for a trade.''

Brug
''its a very easy share to trade.''
''I sold at 45 4681 hoping to get in lower .''

Not sure that ''very easy'' and ''hoping'' go hand in hand.
Good luck with whatever your choice.

Brug
maybe you shouldn't be suggesting short term trading to an old man who just wants a reasonable level of income from money invested, rather than in cash.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10597929/Sergei-Lavrov-says-Russia-DIDNT-attack-Ukraine-dismisses-pathetic-outcry-hospital.html

T
are you related to SS

sm
maybe you shouldn't be suggesting 'punts' to an old man who just wants a reasonable level of income from money invested, rather than in cash.

bri
forward yield at Lloyds current price will not be too shabby.

bri
I have very recently purchased LGEN shares

sm
'' at these prices gets close to 5% of shares off the market''

current market cap is less than £32 Billion

Sm
a sensible first post on your first day on LSE (unless you have had a change of ID.)

bri
that is what i thought - first the 're' creating a new thread then starting a new thread without the 're'

bri
did you know that there is a 'reply' button

Bri
less than 7 years ago, Barclays was getting on towards £3 a share -
current price 158p.
You say you are happier with Barclays having restored dividends to a greater extent, SO why would keeping your X amount of money kept in Lloyds, waiting for 75p be better than purchasing Barclays at 158p?

brial
''you do the maths but i cannot afford the loss''

as I said what does 'cannot afford to sell' mean ?

it is meaningless - what is the difference between holding Lloyds shares with a current value of X and switching to an alternative with a current value of X.

bri
What does 'cannot afford to sell mean' ?

the proceeds can be invested elsewhere. An investment where you are happier with the level of dividends.

Bri
''But Barclays and Natwest are both far ahead of Lloyds in restoring dividends to their old level''

There you go again.
You can buy them.

bri
So you are of the opinion that Lloyds is the best investment for your money to see an increase in capital value from the current level to a desired level over any other option.