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Based on current price the next div is a 4.8% return.

Or they are buying elsewhere, e.g the high street or other online places like shein.

It's not just here, all the big banks are sub 10. Lloyds Barclays and HSBC. I guess banks are too close to economic turmoil so they are seen as risky.

Plus CEO confirmed, seems decent enough overall to get the back up some.

Sounds like you've done well for yourself congrats!

Depends on the terms of the contract and what money it will return. If it's a loss leader to show proof of concept what's the point.

4k pa?? You powering a mansion? I thought mine was high at 2.5k in a leaky old terrace

Ah I thought it was a new one since they highlighted it. Still a 30% div increase isn't too bad and glad to be wrong about the drop in share. Saw the early news punting the negative headline but seems market didn't care.

Results look decent, actually considering energy pricing has been dropping last year. Div increasing by 33% over 2022 and then the dreaded buy back. I don't mind them as lth, it means we should keep an increased share price as energy prices tumble but I guess others aren't so hot on them. Although media seems not so impressed so I expect a drop in share price today.

Wildtiger posted this on thg form https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2024/02/debenhams-narrow-losses/

Both this and ASOS having a run, I wonder if Mike is having a flutter at both

I hope the tea leaves are right and we are brewing too something tasty

I'm guessing the data was bad since everything is dropping

It's a nice story, young lad doing well etc... But I doubt anyone's looking at him for fashion advice 😂

Yes

The broker targets a joke too. £1.40 😂

Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/01/29/ftse-100-markets-latest-news-uk-housing-mortgages/

What's the point if a special div if the share price will crash after it's paid? Unfortunately I don't think much Lloyds can do to affect share price other than post solid numbers and ride the negative macro conditions it.

Oh and Lloyds is still lower than 2018. Hardly reflective of here.

Until rishi comes cap in hand looking for a windfall tax 😂