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Supermarkets should keep to selling what they know best Groceries.

They simply do not have the extra capital to invest in the new regulatory requirements and diminishing net interest margins banks are experiencing on their current and future retail banking operations. I would expect an incoming Labour Government will give the " Challenger Bank " sector special tax treatment and incentives to enable them to compete more fairly against the large traditional high street banks.

LTI. Challenger Banks are nothing to do with market cap size or bricks and mortar. They create a more level playing field and a open banking strategy which will improve customer choice and competition into the retail banking market.

LTI. CYBG is classified as a " Challenger Bank " also the UKs largest Challenger Bank.

Intraday share price now down 27% Immediate temporary suspension of share trading in this bank is now urgently required.

This could turn ugly for the banking sector, and bring into question once again the future wholesale funding costs for UK listed banks.

Market mayhem and uncertainty continues to prevail over the share price of this bank.

Intraday share price over 16% down, a complete and utter nightmare for long - term holders of this share.

Asperger Investors shoud not be swayed and fall into the value trap of high company yielding shares. Yield is an useful metric because it tells you the percentage of how much a company pays out in dividends each year relative to its share price.

A more important metric to consider for investors who are seeking income is " Dividend Growth " these companies tend to have more modest yields and are more reliable at substaining and increasing their dividend payouts in the long - run.

Looks very much like the vicious war in the UK mortgage market may have just claimed another victim. Sainsbury's will soon be joining Tesco, and will be hoping to sell its £1.3Bn capital intensive mortgage book . Sainsbury's banking operations have made a loss of £34 million compared to a profit the year before.

longtimeinvestor successful dawn raid on 'Tullow Oil' profits now banked. I expect it will be only be a very short - term spike in the cost of crude oil before fellow OPEC producers step in and ramp up their spare capacity oil production to cover the temporarily shortfall in Saudi oil output supply.

It could be a " Whopper " UK banks have consistently failed to account properly for these costs.

No expected bounce back in the CYBG share price yet or is it just another challenger bank with a flawed banking business model.

Stand firm on Brexit and this could be your finest Hour !

Westminster a real Pantomine ! Self - destruction of the Consevative Party and a unelectable Labour Party. The UKs two party system is now finally broken. Good Riddance.

DGR1980 Lloyds may have been the highest bidder they are certainly not a winner in this latest acquisition. Lloyds have clearly overpaid for the Tesco mortgage book a pure defensive move by the bank to preserve market share.

Lloyds needs to rediscover itself and start to grow the business organically generating profits within the bank instead of these capital intensive acquisitions.

Ask yourself why did RBS, Nationwide and Santander Bank all drop out of the bidding process for the mortgage book.

How will Lloyds dominant share of the UK mortgage market sit with a possible incoming Labour Coalition Government ?.

Wids. Yes a slowing Global Economy, however a more plausible reason for the slump is EU -based customers now shunning UK manufacturers and are now in the process of re -routing supply chains away from the UK as the likelihood of border disruption after 31st October increases.

BruceJamieson
( Sunday Post ) Agree American owned Standard Oil certainly oiled the wheels of the Nazi war machine , also worth noting American company International Business Machines ( IBM ) supplied the Nazis with their machines and technology for the identification and transport of Jews to the Death Camps throughout Nazi occupied Europe.

To this day ( IBM ) have never apologised for their complicity in the Holocaust.

Positive start to trading week, blue all around the market, despite latest data suggesting UK factories are suffering their worst slump since 2012 due to ongoing Brexit crisis.

Do not underestimate the UK electorate, MPs Westminster antics have put them in a foul and frustrated mood.

Financial markets are beginning to price in a November General Election which is now almost inevitable, followed a Corbyn led coalition Government being elected on a pro - remain ticket, will be much more of a serious threat to Lloyds than a no deal - Brexit.

Slean. I.G. Farben the mother of todays mighty German chemical and pharmaceutical industry is still alive and kicking, it survives as a legal entity kept alive by lawyers and real estate speculators outlasting the Allied Occupation, the Belin Wall and the Cold War.

Wids. Central Banks have a important role to play in a free enterprise market economy. They may have a monopoly on the issue of currency and interest rate setting, but most economic decisions are still made and controlled by buyers and sellers, not Central Banks.

They will be plenty of " freebies " coming our way from Corbyn and McDonnell courtesy of Lloyds shareholders and higher rate taxpayers, banks are not popular with the UK electorate any threat by the labour Party to impose extra draconian profit
taxes on the banks will be a real vote - winner.

TheFarEnd. UK banking stock may be heading in the same direction if Labour headed by Corbyn and McDonnell are elected to Government on a pro -remain ticket. These two are dangerous indviduals and both determined to overthrow capitalism and destroy the principles of the " Free Market " and completely ruin the economy of this country.