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London will be empty for the remainder of this year, no big companies are asking for people to go back, I was told 2 months back it would be 2021 before we return, at best, London will never be the same Mon > Fri, there's simply no reason to work there anymore, not one.
It's no hardship wearing a mask though when you walk into a shop, which for me is probably twice a week for no more than 30 minutes, I'm surprised by your view on them. I have elderly parents and always wear a mask when visiting, keep my hands clean and try not to touch anything.
Anyway, back on LLOY, is it today we'll see 45p?
Strong start but now back to reality as people slowly come to terms with what will be the worse recession in history. I ventured out this weekend briefly and places were still empty, feels like everyone is still in lockdown and that does not bode well.... we're going to see some huge redundancies before Christmas, I feel for these families.
When does this stop being an "opportunity" though, when it's 25p and you're shouting "30p in 2021 IMO" DYOR.... This is nothing but a repeat of the "£1 by Christmas" brigade.... THIS is our new range, and probably lower 20-30p, people need to face up to those facts.
I personally think it's unfair to just say it's the "chavs" - There was plenty of middle class there too and I live in a very affluent town where I saw the same in our local outdoor spaces, unfortunately there's a lot of "not my job" and "someone gets paid to clean up" mentality in the UK, income and class doesn't seem to change that.
I think anyone who is in the 30's will see some profit in the next 1-2 years, however if anyone thinks this is going back to 60p+ in the same time frame they couldn't be more wrong, but as always "paper loss" etc. It's funny how all those in the 60's have abandoned this board, I hope they sold and moved onto better investments.
In @ 31.80 yesterday which on reflection seems a good price for the week, however I will likely close my position by Friday if we see 33+ as I can still see this going lower in the short term and a 3%+ return is good enough.
Good rise today, but I still see this bouncing about in the 30's so will continue to sell @ 35/37 and buy back in @ 32 or lower - I honestly don't think the people realise how devastating the recession is going to be, which will probably peak around Christmas.