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Troajan, this is the Achilles' heel of Russia.

Knock out their oil and gas production/revenue infrastructure and they are finished!

Farage has an excellent record of getting a decision through and then doing a runner to let someone else tidy up the mess he's created.

Just what the UK economy and investors need like a hole in the head!

27/08/25

02/01/25 - 55.04

27/05/25 - 82.86

Sam, looks good to me!

Gate13Boy, what has your comment to do with investing in lloyds shares?

"Valuations across UK domestic banks have recovered strongly with a 140% total shareholder return since the start of 2024 but the sector still offers value, even if it is slightly less attractive than before, analysts at Jefferies believe."

Troajan, maybe then we get another 5 or 10p above where we are then...

Gary, what has "sexual offence convictions was by a foreign national in 2024", got todo with investing in lloyds shares?

Worth a read!

"Lloyds Banking Group faces several risks and challenges in the coming years. One of the most significant risks is the potential for a downturn in the UK economy, which could lead to higher loan defaults and lower demand for banking services. The company also faces regulatory and compliance risks, as the UK government has been tightening regulations on the banking industry in recent years. Finally, Lloyds faces intense competition from fintech startups and challenger banks, which are often more agile and can offer more innovative products and services."

https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/LON/LLOY/

Exactly hardup, well done for putting them straight and being positive!

I don't think I have ever come a across a forum with so much whinging in my life.

We are doing very well with the share price where it is now, if we consider how far it has come this year!

People should just keep that in mind!

"The risk, however, is that the stock has formed the highly bearish rising wedge pattern. This pattern comprises of two rising and converging trendlines.

The upper line connects the highest swings since October last year. Similarly, the lower line connects the lowest swings since April when Donald Trump delivered his Liberation Day speech.

The wedge pattern normally leads to a strong bearish breakout when the two lines near their confluence levels.

A look at its oscillators show that bearish patterns are emerging. The two lines of the MACD indicator are about to cross each other, while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has moved closer to the overbought level at 70.

Therefore, the most likely scenario is where the Lloyds share price has a strong bearish breakout. If this happens, the next point to watch could be the 100-day EMA, which is about 11% below the current level. The bearish Lloyds stock price will become invalid if it jumps above the psychological point at 90p. "

https://invezz.com/news/2025/08/26/red-alert-lloyds-share-price-could-drop-soon/

"Psychologists Spot Alarming Dementia Clues In Potus' Speech"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzZR_irmBzU

For the UK is when I heard the processing time for Asylum applications was going to reduce to six months, from what ever longer duration it is now. Why can't these applications but dealt with in a matter of weeks or days???? I am very sure there are many countries where the turnaround time is in fact days or weeks!

Meanwhile,we're having a day off from the lloyds Share price increase bonanza!

Brixton, I lived in London, but never even considered going to the Notting Hill festival. No way!

Leading economists have warned, Britain towards a 1970s-style debt crisis and bailout from the International Monetary Fund!

Anyone planning to leave the UK, best go soon and exchagne your currency before the pound crashes!

More trolling from GateBoy, on any topic other that lloyds!

GateBoy, why do you constantly try to disrupt this forum, with content that has nothing to do with investing in lloyds?

More trolling from GateBoy, on any topic other that lloyds!

GateBoy, why do you constantly try to disrupt this forum, with content that has nothing to do with investing in lloyds?

Absolutely correct Sam!

Goonerpete - 69p

Nuwanda - 72p

Sotonspike - 73p

StickyToffeePudd - 74.5p

Chips - 80p

Lucklurker - 84p

Onelongrunner - 90p

TheFarEnd - 90.5p

Asperger1 - 135p

Hollybean - 142p

Lucklurker now best place for the end of year 'Mr Meerkats YE2025' competition.

Lloyds Bank share price hits 10-year high: where to next?

"According to LSEG Data & Analytics Lloyds is rated as a ‘buy’ with 1 ‘strong buy’, 10 ‘buy’ and 7 ‘hold’ recommendations and a mean long-term price target at 90.67p, up around 7% from current levels (as of 22/08/2025)."

"For investors, the bank remains a balanced proposition: improved earnings visibility and investor confidence counterweighted by cautious valuations and a Hold-oriented consensus.

​Whether this sets the stage for a sustained climb or consolidates near current levels will likely hinge on third-quarter (Q3) net interest income trends and clarity around the motor finance potential impacts.

​The combination of analyst upgrades, insider buying, and improving fundamentals creates a more constructive backdrop for Lloyds than has been evident for some time, though the measured nature of price target increases suggests expectations remain realistic rather than euphoric."

https://www.ig.com/uk/news-and-trade-ideas/lloyds-bank-share-price-hits-10-year-high--where-to-next--250822