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th
''Dr John Cambell posted this a couple of hours ago.

TH
SA excess deaths 275,000 .

STOP trying to put into question the importance of vaccination programmes and any measures that may be needed to bide time to enable a better understanding of omicron.
Do one.

Th
Not sure what point you are trying to make exactly looking at Covid in SA.
You appear to be one of those who are on the dismissive side of the benefits of vaccines, which is why you look at SA with low vaccination rates and their official Covid 19 death figure. Like comparing apples and oranges (as is comparing state pensions that some liked to do).
The official death rate from Covid 19 in SA is about 90,000 but in the same period the excess death figure is about 275,000, with the likes of the South African Medical Research Council and University of Cape Town saying it is most likely that about 90% of excess deaths are likely to have been connected to Covid 19 , making their death toll from Covid 19 at about 247,500.
The overwhelming evidence is that it would be of utmost benefit for everyone to be vaccinated against Covid 19.

Snige
''The way i look at it is''

That is the problem - the way you look at most things.

Snige
''The way i look at it is''

That is the problem, as with most things - it's the way you look things.

ww
''they were partying''

it is being looked into - at the moment it was a business meeting.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=998011830930292

Talk about Labour being desperate - Mid term and with no signs that the country would vote for
Sir Keir 'peoples vote' Starmer to be in charge of the UK.

Investors just holding cash will obviously have to hope for large falls in equity values, to make it worthwhile holding cash.
Happier with UK valuations.

Lloyds down - BT continuing it's upward trend (still very low in valuation).

psk
''I think we will see a lower price even falky 39p target''

You need to keep up to dale - Falk is a buyer at 47p

Saga UP today

W9
''I bought 10000 at 49p just dumped at close for 180 quid loss I can't be doing with this very frustrating share.''

I feel so very sorry for you - it must have been excruciating for you having held lloyds banking group shares for a little over 2 weeks.

Maybe the AIM market would be more to your liking.

w9 - oh dear

I am looking forward to the BOD offloading excess capital in the coming months.

good to see

''is connected to the yield being in excess of the yield on the underlying shares ''

from HFEL
''There was also a negative impact on revenue from the 2.5% increase in sterling compared to Asian currencies over the period while some significant dividends were received just after the period end which will bolster next year's figures.''

should get an increasing premium in the future if the share price starts to appreciate towards the level of a couple of years ago (pre covid). Premium/discount/sp go hand in hand with demand.

Should take advantage if the difference between sp and nav means so much to anyone.
I last purchased on the 4th October which looks like one of those brief discount moments.

''but that would still equate to 10p/15p on top of the SP as a very rough average going backwards?''

The graph shows that there has been very little percentage in the SP above nav.
It is totally irrelevant to me having a fluctuating difference mainly of zero (or a brief fraction discount) to a 2% premium.

Falk
''What will be the market reaction ??''

Currently nothing - the market only listens to S1

correction.
Falk

There is a good chance that the sp could break 47p or 48p
not a prediction but a good chance

Falk
''There is a good chance that the sp could break 47p or 48p''

not a prediction but a good chance.