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Well Done EZJ

@ Stille

Nat West up Barclays up, wot do they know wrong with lloyds

Hunt is going to be the jockey :-)

Seany

63 this Jan

If this Horse was in a race on it's own it would still come last or full at 1st fence lol

Seany123

Would like to join you @ 67p party next year but can we get to 50p first ? not looking like hitting either this year .

I would like to be out with in a year or 2 as age is not on my side

Seany123

How many years have you got ? to get to that price 67p/70p

A Vote for Reform is a vote wasted & makes Labour party stronger .

But the Tories have failed UK plc.

Just like Lloyds lets dream about that 50p share price :-)

Came across well but sounds like we still have a way to go . Keeping to the plan might just reward us share holders

Well that was a S#it day taken all of last weeks gains back in 1 day

Unloved London stock market to beat US and EU in 2024, City predicts

Not at this rate 40+ points up to minus ffs

Gone mad more trouble a head

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/tory-mps-back-plan-for-99-mortgage-despite-housing-shortage-warnings/ar-BB1h2lAR?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=a543fbb9f4064073bd24956f6613164c&ei=89

Average share price of 70p some say 40p big difference

Not sure an acquistion is on the cards at the moment sort out head count first get Metro's house running like clock work.

Most of all show a good profit

The City predicts Lloyds to double we can not even get to 50p

I like this part in the Fools

But we’ve since heard that the firm’s “recent capital package and cost reduction plan … has renewed balance sheet strength.“

Owned By the Chinese

British Steel has been warned it may not be able to continue trading in the latest setback for the embattled sector. The news comes as the accountancy firm who raised the red flag about the Chinese-owned company's overdue accounts resigned last week. Minor audit firm Moore Kingston Smith said there was 'material uncertainty' about British Steel's ability to continue as a going concern as its owner Jingye had not made a legally binding commitment to plough more funds into the struggling steelmaker. Jingye rescued British Steel in March 2020.

@tuan6 They have issues 500 millions shares so at any time you can buy a lot

Those shares that were issued @ 30p are held a % by our new owner who has 51% control of Metro if he is selling he would loss his controlling % No chance that is happening

Gunsup

Post below spot on

UK plc is in a whole which is getting deeper & a little tax cut will make any difference

The Money in peoples pockets is or has run out imo

Gunsup

It is this part ...Lending into the economy imo that is all Hunt is interested in.

One executive said the meeting had been convened with the premise of discussing steps the government could take in the coming months to stimulate confidence in banks so that they could in turn boost lending into the economy.

Not that it will change anything but nice to get some anger of your chest ;-)

Hi Andrew

Govt brings this on itself. They see banks as a cash cow by making them cough up for what they see as overcharging customers-PPI and now car purchase interest costs. Is it any surprise banks here are underpriced relative to other internationally based banks & do not want to lend to those at risk of not able to payback Profit is a dirty word in the UK never used to be.

Mr Hunt seems to give a little with one hand but then takes Double back with the other Hand.

Look at what he would like investment into UK but the slaughters the tax on dividends a lot of OAP's rely on such to make ends meet dividend allowance now cut in half.

The Conservatives have gone from earn

more keep more to earn more we will take more.

Yet Mr Hunt wants ordinary folk to invest in UK Plc i think he can tell by what the FTSE is at that that is not happening

Ofcom is also making sure UK companies can not thrive ,Them and Mr Hunt are doing a good lob of bring UK plc to its Knees

Regards

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1038826/lloyds-barclays-natwest-called-for-share-price-summit-with-government-1038826.html

Hunt does not care if Bank share prices are at lows just needs more money pumped into the economy

I Did Say

Bosses of the UK’s listed banks are to attend a summit to find ways to boost their stock market value, according to a report today.

Franck Petitgas, Rishi Sunak's chief business adviser, has called the meeting amid rising government concerns that the languishing share prices of Britain’s major banks are a bar to their willingness and ability to lend.

Chiefs of Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds Banking, NatWest group and Santander UK will meet with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt next Tuesday to discuss the issue, Sky News reported.