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That should cover the legal fees! Then there are the penalties, with first the Federal government, and then the states piling in. I would add a few zeros to the right hand side, minus the decimal points (which, if really lucky, will be left over for those last in the queue - shareholders.

Yes, I see a General Election in the offing, (probably Juy-August) plus some overdue profit taking.

Let me make myself abundantly clear. I like trading LLOY as it's a stable operation and, if you are not in a hurry, one can make a decent return (given that interest rates are going nowhere, thank God for that!). Shamina should be left to rot where she is. I wouldn't give her a snot from my nose. She is irredeemably hard core ISIS and always will be. I oppose brexit and hope we remain. - But this is a LLOY board, and in this context I am waiting for another good buy-in price, in the 50s. I am patient. Good luck to all PIs

I may be wrong, but my guess is those 500,000 shares are borrowed out, or loaned, etc., and there is a matter of accounting and balancing the books to be sorted out. The share price at the close of trading should inform us more in this respect. I'll keep an eye on the stock if for no other reason than to learn some tactics of the institutional speculators.

I wish you and the long term holders the best of luck.Just be aware that PIs like us are always the last ones to know. We are dealing with a generally rigged and corrupt system, and to make money we must navigate it as best we can and remain solvent. Regards and best wishes.

Weigh the sentiment currently circulating around gambling, and problem gamblers, and the (self-righteous) pummelling of betting firms by liberals and do-gooders who, while they have some merit on their side in terms of tactics used by some (on-line) gambling firms, the sentiment is a bit hot and will tend to make investors in betting companies apprehensive. Also, the abrupt and large sale of stock by GVC executives gave a nasty signal to markets. I would really like to know what their motivations were? These guys are insiders. They don't behave irrationally.

what the devil does the (egregious and nasty) Shamina have to do with Brexit? Grow up! - Back to LLOY: The stock made a nice sprint from 49p back to 65p. I took profit and will wait for the markets to readjust at a later date. No hurry. By this time, hopefully, Brexit would be buried, along with so many other illusions.

Speculate - Don't invest. I hope PI are mindful of Debanham's experience - speculators are running short term trades with this. The lawsuits in the US will, in my view, bring this company to its knees. Play it short term. There is no long term viability here (in my view). The case will go to trial and juries in the US are notoriously antagonistic to companies exploiting markets. The key thing to register, as you play against the speculators, is guessing or calculating how long this stock will persist. Some people made a nice return speculating on Debenhams before the creditors took it over.

Is that what the market is thinking? Even though your post carries some relevance in terms of analogy, there is no shortage of bio firms out there chasing the same prize. Good luck anyway!

The main thrust of my research is looking into how innovative payments systems will undermine the legacy banks, and if and when the government may intervene and restrict these new payment systems. With 5G on the horizon, and the emergence of the small start ups, coupled with the likes of Facebook, Amazon, Ebay etc, this is going to radically confuse banking (especially payments). I don't think LLOY is as well prepared as, say, Barclays. The mortgage business looks stable for the time being.

It's been a really quite dismal share performance form Barclay's. Far more so than comparable peers. It seems that Barc is squeezed by a particular dislike from the market, and indifference on the part of management. There is nothing here I can see that's positive.

Brexit is dead! When are you over-inflated knuckle-heads going to stop hyperventilating and wake up? It's finished. It's over. No government could ever countenance a policy that left the country poorer, weaker, and marginalised. The Brexit grand plan did not work. It's dead. Finished. Stop flogging a dead horse because it ain't going to spring up and sprint over the delusional Brexit winning line. There was only ever a cliff edge, and no government can ever countenance leaping off that. - This board is for LLOY discussion and analysis. That's what matters. How to make money from this stock. What are the trends, likely profit forecasts and any management shakeups or problems brewing.

Will the delusional Brexiteer dreamers please wake up? Bill Clinton's campaing slogan 'It's the economy, stupid!' will decide the day, not delusions. Now WAKE UP you bunch of delusional plonkers and use this board for discussion and analysis of LLOY. Brexit is dead. It's over. Finished;

Pride and prestige are emotional asset classes notoriously difficult to self-contain. To leave the 'formal' stock market would amount (to some) as an admission of failure. And CEO's don't like to admit they were wrong - so most simply persevere in, essentially, hope.. As an example of this, note the stubborn attitude of the Debenham's board in refuting! Mike Ashley's offer of an immediate zero interest £40 million cash injection. Would that he would do the same here, or some institutional investor have the nerve to step up. Emotions test companies as much as anything else.

I see the brexit dreamers are still blowing hot air, declaring their paper insurrection. Wake up, dreamers! The game is up. The markets always win, as per Margaret Thatcher's dictum: 'You can't buck the market.' - Now, back to LLOY. Banks generally taking a hit and see no relief rally. Take stock of events in January.

And you along with your ilk are hopeless. Good night!

And whose future matters more? An 18 year old or an 80 years old? Get a life, you suckers. We;re in and we're staying in .

When you sad old men try and sacrifice the future for your failed delusions demonstrates how backwards and brainwashed you are. Sad deluded old men with nothing to offer but an exhausted past tense. Shove off to your fantasy lands. That;s all you're fit for.

The UK ain't going anywhere, you suckers! Get used to your purple passports. we're in the EU and we're staying in the EU, via the front door or the back door, we ain't going anywhere. Wake up and face reality, you suckers!

You are sounding like a fatuous prig. We MUST all do what is in the bests interests of the country - its standing, its prosperity, its power to deliver and fund services like the NHS etc. The bshite about respecting a delusional vote that plunges the country down the wealth rankings is stupid. Respect the country, that comes first. Your brexit delusions and tantrums are becoming exceedingly boring. And you fear another vote because you know you'd lose. The young will come out in droves and vote for their future, not a past fiction dredged up by pensioners. As for Lloyds, its reached a stagnant level and not likely to go anywhere far this year.