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Mars a stonking buy at 0.76 all the hospitality sector has been slaughtered by the lockdown but be brave and buy for in 8 -9 months time £1.00 - £1.10 is well on the cards.

Its working, ITS WORKING, The governments message to drivers over fuel supplies, at least a 30 minute wait to fill-up at most stations , will only get longer !!!!! hORRAY.

Sold half today, but will look to £1.50 THEN CONSIDER THE BALANCE. You know it all depends on your buy in price!!!!! Yet still a world leader in Engineering - Good Luck all !!!!!

Looking for reasoned opinions, especially Faulky, What would 0.25% rise in interest rates relate to banks in general and specifically Lloyds in particular??? The rational behind this is a muted report from the " States " that October could be the witching month!!!

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What an excellent day trading stock this has been over the past 3 months, optimism of breaking and holding £3.40 is abundant yet fundamentals are very mixed, my opinion?? , buy at £3.25 , look to sell at around £ 3.37/ 3.38, always leave a shilling in for the next investor!!! ( I expect more abuse for this post so Glenn you are not alone ) DYOR

According to my information, Barclats pay their dividend on Friday 17th and certainly not on the Lloyds board - Never mind Aye!!!!!

What a ridiculous market we are in, one minute Glen is valued at £3.38, then within 2 days they are valued at £ 3.08 and within 2 weeks we have everything from £3.25/£3.36, great for day trading but how does one evaluate Glens position??

Lloyds - Outstandingly average - the peoples choice !!!!!

Fauklandinvestor - Keep going !! I admire your positiveness although dont necessarily agree with every post but opinions are personal and on this board everyone is open to adverse comments. We are all chancers in life but without your bright outlooks life would certainly be dull!! As for RR , and as an Engineer myself, I believe they are one of the world class companies that we still po ssess - Hold for a year at least and see amazing results Regards

Have been invested in Lloyds since July 2008 when Lloyds/TSB shares were £2.87 and the Bull***t at the time was " A wonderful investment in a secure " British Bank " that may be "staid" but solid with a prudent board of directors who have years of experience, Then came the HBOS fiasco, and the Brown government and by January 2009 the shares were £1.03. Fair enough, world banking crisis, will recover ( strong board of Directors etc. ) so by December 2009 they raised more capital at £0.37 and by January 2014 the shares stood at £0.83, Then the PPI scandal so that the share price is where it is today!!! I admit that in the ensuing years that I have traded in and out and subsequently financially survived, but when I read that Lloys have the gall to not pay the 2019 dividend and have cancelled the proposed quarterly payments, I humbly suggest that the board of Directors are a load of rubbish and that Lloys is a pi** poor investment. If Falky, Dividendchaser,The Jimster et al can make a few pennies from trading then good luck to them, but long-term-BEWARE!!!!!

Scoopsave and anyone else who may be interested, Congratulations buying last Thursday certainly paid dividends and will pay dividends HaHa. Sometimes a Gamblers Cry is correct !!!! Bask in your glory ( if only for a little while ) Regards S/rite

Billy, we all lost the plot !!! at £3.40 we should have, would have, could have , sold and bought back - not necessarily at £ 3.05, but maybe £3.20 ish and therefore still maintained the dividend . Today Im keeping my powder dry until America opens, Im nearly maxed out on Glenda , but the dividend is still attractive, OH SOD IT ,as i post Im going all in, a gamblers cry!!!!!

Although I am pleased with the temporary strength of Barclays , as a long term holder I am still considerably " under water " vis-a-vee the share price. For what is supposed to be primarily an investment bank their capabilities over the past decade have been pathetic, with their dividends poor to say the least. I recognise that new investors at the sub £1.55 level are quite euforic but it really is a buy and sell game, so dont be greedy !!!!!!!!

O.K. Weve got the message but Governments need to be totally pro-active and in unison. Electric vehicles are a start but heavy industry will still need oil based products, you cannot deliver 20 tonnes of steel from Sheffield to Birmingham on a battery powered vehicle!!!!!, as it is on an oil powered transport you are lucky to do 15 miles per gallon . We will get all the promises from Bojo and will still see the supersonic train built and new coal mines opened and British tax payers will still cop for the bill!!!!! while as a previous poster pointed out China, India et al will still go on their merry way. Rant over

Fauklandinvestor, Terribly sorry that I offended your fragile sensibilities Re; "Come on Horsey", but nowhere in my previous post did I question your right to say it, but I suppose it suits your adgenda to promote a reply so that you can again respond with an agressive comment. May your God go with you!!!!

Morning all, Specific message for Darth Trader, could you be a bit more lucid upon your comment of last evening? I have consulted every known dictionary and still can not make heads or tails of it!! Regards A FRIEND

Have you read the stupidity on the " Come on Horsey" comments its like mass histerior , quote £0.67 before year end, £ 0.80 before year end, A POUND before year end, where do these commedians get their Valium???? Keep buying lads Im sure you are right. Having had 11 years experience in trading in Lloyds then £0.55 would be good, maybe £0.60 at a push but being the biggest Mortgage Bank in the country you gotta hope interest rates dont increase!! I AM NOT DEFEATIST JUST PRACTICAL.

Glenda holding up well, All eyes on tomorrow, I feel that with a fair wind Billy will make his £3.40 consequently have bought in to do a day trade, unpopular I know but profits where you find it!! Good Luck all.

Who ever said " Park your money in Lloyds " needs to see a good shrink! I have been a long term holder since August 2008 when Gordon Brown told the nation that the take over of Halifax/ Bank of Scotland was good for the sector, my shares cost £ 2.87 each and within five months the share price had fallen to £1.04. We then stuggled through the recession and found that byFebruary 2010 the share price had fallen to £0.47. After a short recovery i February 2011 when the shares were £0.65 down
again in November to £0.29. On to January 2014 when it looked like a revival was imminent at £0.83 only to be screwed by PPI WHERE EVERY CHANCER IN THE WORLD HAD A pAYMENT pROTECTION iNSURANCE. On to 2016 when Lloys hit the dizzy heights of £0.49. Then on to Covid where after coming out of a World pandemic we have reached the dizzy heights of £0,465 and quadrupled the shares in circulation. The Government must be dying laughing, what a load of idiots we are!!!!