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The majority of posts by GateBoy are personal attacks on others who use this forum and nothing to do with lloyds.

Time admin stepped in and removed this troublesome poster and put this disruptive behaviour to an end.

yes, gateboy should absolutely be removed from this forum.

all his posts were political and ******, until the recent clampdown by admin.

basically he never posted anything about lloyds shares at all.

he has now changed tact and posts about lloyds.

but the focus of his posts are now all personal attacks on other posters.

he is one of the most disruptive posters on this forum!

Here we have it folks!

https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/uk-banks-stocks-seven/

Here we have it folks!

https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/uk-banks-stocks-seven/

Looks like a decision to keep rates where they are has already been partially priced into the Lloyds share price.

But it will fly, when the decision is announced.

93p or 94p on the cards today folks!

Barclays hit 412p

The Santa bull run is in full swing!

88 lost out with his sell order at 90p

He'll be hopping mad!

Can we forget above EVs and stick to lloyds!

High so far was 91.90p

Folks

Amazing close of 89.56, so if the interest rate announcement goes out way, we should be seeing 90p tomorrow!

I think I might just pop out for some popcorn.

The Bank of England announces its interest rate decisions at 12:00 (noon) UK time on Thursday, for anyone that is interested.

Ken just use the filter.

Can we cut out all the nonsense please!

Yes troublesome, the usual suspects behaving like kids. They simply can't resist going off topic, resorting to abuse, as if the forum was for their exclusive use and membership was ny invitation only. You really wouldn't believe these are grown men in their 50s and 60s.

Very optimistic on UK banks, both in terms of performance over the past few years and looking forward.

I'm overexposed in the sector, as it represents a big chunk of my portfolio, but the gamble paid off with significant capital gains now, coupled with regular dividend payments.

https://simplywall.st/markets/gb/financials/banks

Troublesome, nail on the head!

That's what I keep telling them, but the doom mongers have blinkers on!

Lloyds is going from strength to strength!

I simply can't get my head around their logic.

They're wishing the lloyds share price to go down, to prove some obscure political point!

Case in point of biting off your nose, to spite your face!

Following up on the theme of optimism and Lloyds, chips and myself at both bulls when it comes to lloyds but it also little known that there is another closet case bull, who predicted a higher year end close for lloyds than either myself or chips and that would be TheFarEnd.

He finally let the mask slip when he included the emblematic Labour party rose, in his latest post.

Time to come out of the closet TFE!

Dorfan

- Your summary was very good!

- The net result of the announcement today was the Lloyds hardly flinched and her statement was given the stamp of approval by the bond markets.

Dorfan, 90% of the posts on here focus on the negative.

I am simply restoring the balance...

Dorfan, the two little gems in your post are:

- “LLOY, was down (only) slightly on the day”

- UK government bond yields fell as she reiterated her commitment to fiscal rules, potentially lowering the government's borrowing costs.

Both these key facts tell us what we need to know as investors in Lloyds and how the budget is being viewed in terms of UK fiscal risk, as viewed internationally.

On Lloyds a slight drop is neither here not there!

On the UK fiscal risk as viewed internationally, Rachel getting the bull by the horns and bringing in a budget that is going to deal with the perilous dire straits the UK economy is in, has been given the stamp of approval by the bond markets.

88, both mutually compatible statements, within the context in which they were stated!