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T
ffs you have now progressed to having a link to the Moscow times.
what next Al Jazeera ?

Bum
Oil and gas make up 60% of Russian exports

Bum
''its the Americans going in there to try and take it back.''

but there would be a severe financial cost to Russia to pay - sanctions etc

Suf
''Inflation needs cooling IMHO''

Interest rate rises will have little or no effect on global wholesale energy prices though.

sk1
17.20 - ditto
The things that people who want a crash will write on a lloyds board - desperation.

sk1
17.12 - ditto
The things that people who want a crash will write on a lloyds board - desperation.

sk1
16.49
The things that people who want a crash will write on a lloyds board - desperation.

''look at the FTSE 100 back to 7600''

currently another 300 points to go to break the all time high set intraday 22nd May 2018

Tel
''1.25% just doesn't feel enough to me. ''

In comparison the base rate in 1992 was near to 6%

has been an excellent investment for me. Have held for nearly 5 years, and is now showing a 100% increase in share price in that time. Good dividends on top in that time also.
The forthcoming structure simplification can only help.

J46
This is the sort of thing the highlights your mental problems.
I have stated that I have a substantial holding.
I also posted a sale that I made on the 7th at below the current price.
I have not given any advice to anyone on whether Lloyds is a buy at 54p.
I am happy to extend my 25 years of continuous ownership of Lloyds shares.

J46
''You're insulting our intelligence !''

you have none, on top of which you have very serious mental problems - repeating the same nonsense over now for must be at least 30 rimes.
I am not going to give you the usual response to prove your mental state again .

F
I have been a continuous investor for about 25 years, during which time i increase and decrease my holding depending on the price level.
If an investor buys a 1000 shares at £1 and sells 500 at £1.50, they may well say that they have taken a profit of £250 and hold 500 at £1, as you would for any tax involvement.

I do not book a profit for my own records until I have received back more than I have invested.
So the example for my own records I would after the sale be holding 500 shares at a cost £250, therefore at 50p per share.

So Lloyds owes me 21.24p per share before I start to make a profit.

LTI
7th Jan 2022 14:52
'' Sold some at about 52.75p''

J46
Most of my share purchases and sales as I have said at least a dozen times before are posted on this site. You appear not to be able to comprehend.

'' we perceive your answer LLOY is a worthwhile investment @ 54p !''

I hold shares at an average cost to me at 21.24p per share.

'' is a worthwhile long term investment ''
I hold a very substantial amount of Lloyds shares.

''some financial experts are saying rates could be over 1% come end 2022 the extra earnings will drive up the share price''

lets hope so.

'' ive set to sell at 35.00 but wonder now if this is too low,''

that is for you to decide.
I first bought early in 2000 at about 250p I think (when they were being sued in the US) and had multi bagged many times by the time I had sold out - the price continued to rise about another 5 or 6 pounds i think to the peak.
I got back in last year with 4 purchases averaging 2637p.
I have no plans on selling any of my current shares anytime soon.

ls
''Lloyds just talking a breather''

but look at the positive side today
BT up to 186p
BP up to 396p
SHELL up to 1874p
BAT up to 3154p

F
didn't look at figures - I guessed, hence the 8% ?