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I have to say there is a lot of trite on here... the facts are very clear:
1. Lloyds is no. 1 domestic bank
2. Lloyds is well run
3. Lloyds makes good profit margins and uses it muscle to do so
4. Lloyds is recognised as a good brand
5. Lloyds makes enormous profits and only recently were dented by PPI
6. Lloyds meets all regulatory standards
7. Lloyds pays a great dividend

I am going to up my stake - great company that will soon be recognised for what it is...

Their balance sheet is extremely worrying. Negative NAV per share; falling sales; falling profit; falling cash in the bank... even though they are good at selling cheap merchandise; the financials don't stack up... AVOID!

Happy 2020. Lloyds, one of the most solid and well run business in the United Kingdom, and most profitable enters the New Year down almost every day.... This shouldn't be going down, but up. I will continue to hold and add... this should be £1 minimum.

Anything below £6 is cheap in terms of Aviva - solid, dependable, cash rich company

Fallen pretty much every day since mid-December.... despite all indications that as far as parcels go, it will be a record breaking year....

I see RMG shares value this at £2.3 billion... I would hazzard a guess that its been an absolute bumper year for the company - never seen as many packages being delivered to my work place as this year!

RBS still 20% below NAV. Lloyds trading 20% above NAV. I fully expect this to realise its real value in early 2020.

Mattthebrave. I am perfectly happy with current management at av. and their strategy is perfectly sound.

Not one I would ever touch... the statement from the company was weak.

Have to say I have no idea how this company's sales have gone up so much and NAV is heavily negative. I really think Muddy Waters is only scrapping the surface on this one.... Can't see it staying above £10 long term

Checkricky - I used to be like you - last year invested at the height of uncertainty.... lost loads of sleep over this share and that.... now I lose zero sleep over anything. If you are a long-term holder, you'll be absolutely fine. If you bought the last two days to make a quick buck - your options are (1) keep them until they rise (2) sell at a loss.... If you do the latter, then more fool you. Seen it all before - during the crash, after the crash, during the trade war, after the trade war... NEVER LET YOUR EMOTIONS GET THE BETTER AND SELL OUT IN A FALLING MARKET. This doesn't apply to AIM stocks which are notoriously volatile and many won't make it past a few years. FTSE 100 company's tend to perform fine in the long-run (defined as 3-5 years).

Keep your hair on.... ignore day movements if you are a long term investor, this is a good investment!

Well a £3 billion profit isn't bad for bad strategy and bad execution.... actually, it couldn't be either, as that would mean Aviva was heavily loss making... and the dividend has increased 100% over the last 6-7 years - that doesn't happen by accident.... just think people have fallen in love with Legal and General and for the life of me, I can't see why.... why pay 210% of book value for the share....? Good luck... I'm over to the Aviva Board.

Surprising this isn't £2.80-£3.00 already.... parcels seem to be absolutely massive at the moment... can't move in the post office for parcels!

Not much of a rally and it lasted a few minutes... 4.75 values this at a pitiful level... 6 euro would seem like the start of a reasonable share price...

Fakeland - you are a fraud!

Bought a few more. Have to say Royal Mail is a steal at anything below £3.

what can i say... stock market is a routlette wheel....

Great - both solid but one priced 100% premium and the other 0% premium.... doesn't make sense that one is still priced for a hard brexit... remember Aviva was higher a month ago than now... Aviva a better bet for growth.... we'll see.... LGEN overbought.

MatttheBrave.... Google is wrong then - it reports P/E of 7.5.... Good luck - good to know you have invested in a share trading at 110% premium to NAV. Av. is only 1% premium. Not a chance I would invest in L&G - its just too expensive....