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Here she blows.

It looks ready to pop. Few shares available. Currently valued at 1 x revenue. Peers BYOT and NCYT valued at 4 to 10 x revenue...

Surprised there is not more activity here. A well-run company with a good track record, ideally positioned for the deep-clean battle against corona.

Premiership betting will be back in a few weeks. And online gambling is soaring.

Here she blows.

LLOY has taken on 10s of 1000s of new mortgages at the peak... just as the death plague hits and UK house prices slide 10-20%...

Surprised there's not more activity here. C19 is peaking in the UK and people will be getting ready to go back to their offices in a week or two.

House prices now predicted to plunge 10-20% in the UK in 2020. Bad news for Lloyds and its big mortgage book.

FTSE looks set to tumble yet another 100-300 points on Monday.

The government is now suggesting the lockdown will continue until June. INTU will not survive 3 months of closure. It will go bust. Its last, and only, hope now is a free government bailout.

Theosus

The UK economy went post-industrial in the 1950s to 1990s, and it is going post-services and post-financial in the 2000s to 2030s.

Big British companies are collapsing. There are almost no giant British companies left. They have all been sold off abroad, or mismanaged, misgoverned and misfinanced to death. Any remaining big companies, like BP, are stuck in old industries from the 20th century that have no future. LLOY is an aging highstreet bank that is dead in the online fintech and Silicon Valley era.

It is why the FTSE100 is lower today than it was 22 years ago. Big British companies are dying, collapsing and disappearing. Surprised at how few people realize what has happened (and is happening)!

Be very careful of folks pumping the shareprice here.

LLOY has collapsed -95% from its peak.

LLOY has declined almost every single year for the past 22 years.

A quarter of a century of decline.

LLOY is a total dog of a share.

With economic depression coming, years of austerity, more bank compo claims, stricter banking rules, years of rockbottom interest rates, soaring banking competition from Silicon Valley (like Apple), soaring fintech competition slashing costs, and no fintech credibility itself, the outlook for LLOY is bleak.

Any price above 5-10p here is a risky bet.

With the UK lockdown likely to last until at least June, and the US possibly until July, the Dow. FTSE and LLOY are going to keep on sliding for a few more weeks. Only another $5-10 trillion of US bailout will stop the rot. A good buy-in price here will be around 5-10p.

UK should give every household a £1000-per-month prepaid debit card, until the crisis is over. Make them only spendable at supermarkets and convenience stores, max £100 a day, so nobody can spank the cash on big tellies and iPhones.

... $10 trillion so far... and there are still 2-18 months left to go...

The Health Secretary has it now. Expect other cabinet members to test positive soon. This could lead to the death or disability of the entire top-tier of government, a diplomatic shutdown, a big slowdown in emergency cash payouts, and absolute chaos in the banking system as people and companies go bust. If Boris dies, Lloyds will plunge below 10p in days.

If Boris has got corona, then his entire cabinet of old men and women could also get it. The top-tier of UK government and royal family could be wiped out in a fortnight and the country may collapse into chaos. Defo not the time to be holding stocks right now.

Don't wanna be sat in this (or any stocks) over the weekend. If Boris dies from corona, or New York spins out of control with infections, the FTSE will collapse in panic.

Alright, ahm oot. Quick 20% in a few hours is not to be sneezed at.

Here she blows.