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was a good use of £2 Billion from profits, especially at such a large discount to nav.
You get moaners opposing this view, with a large proportion at the same time moaning about the number of shares in issue increasing when employees decide to save to purchase new shares, or shares are part of a remuneration package when accepting a job, helping the bank to function.
Then you get moaners about the level of dividends.
Moan moan moan moan moan.
Every shareholder can choose an alternative home for their money, and holding at a valuation below cost is no barrier to selling.
There are plenty of alternative options where the share prices are at attractive levels. Any loss on the sale of Lloyds can be made up from an alternative investment just as much as waiting for Lloyds to recover to the required level.
So make your choice and stop moaning.

s1
''LLOY has been one of the worst-performing shares in the entire history of the global stockmarket!''

what an idiot you are.

I have been invested in Halifax/Hbos/Lloyds for nearly 25 years.
I hold currently at a low average.
The current Lloyds banking group has only been in existence for just over 13 years.

shiz
''I am thinking of selling and buying back on the lows.''

I still have some SB's to close, so I prefer a continuation of the upward trend so that they can get closed. Still a long way off of the 50's that we were at such a short while ago.

Maybe the lowest daily volume since the investment plan started? - sellers not so easy to find today in comparison.

888
It is only your own capital back - mine will just be sitting in my share account to add to what is already there, waiting for a future home.

Suf
Better to keep it more conservative - especially at an older age.
I have recently bought into a few investment trusts (let them do the work), for the first time in many years. Many years ago I used to trade investment trust warrants.

888
My last purchase of Aviva was at about 234p

888
I have made a number of share purchases in the last several days.
Didn't buy any more Aviva but instead bought Lgen which I have held for a much shorter time than Aviva with less invested (atm) than Aviva.

888
Yes , I have been able to close SB's quickly so far - that is now 12 closed since yesterday - they have all been small trades ( each one £250 pp).

I am more pleased at the moment with my share purchase on Monday at about 38,5p

average share price now 20.85p

opened at 44.7
now closed at 45.45

https://www.aviva.com/investors/return-of-capital-2022/#:~:text=On%202%20March%202022%2C%20Aviva,the%20financial%20position%20of%20Aviva.

mid
''When is the last date to buy in for the sp divi and consolidation?''

so long as you realise that if you make a purchase before the cut off date, the return of capital would just be returning to you, some of the capital that you would have just invested.

average price now 20.86p

opened at 44.434
now closed at 44.94

T
''The HUR I bought on 20 Dec 2021 ''

a bit pointless if similar mould to SS?

average price now 20.87p

opened at 43.944
now closed at 44.465

why do you do it . re 're:' ?

average price now 20.88p