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I believe the market is adverse to stagnant companies, and Lloyds has not demonstrated that its free cash flow is improving, despite having a decent book value per share price. There is always an issue! Financial crises(hold more cash) purchase of HBOS, PPI, Covid, war, and now FCA. FN endless .
If i have read the report correctly the if the commission cost savings for consumers due to the ban on discretionary commission models in motor finance is estimated at around £165 million a year, and this ban leads to banks returning such commissions, then over a period of say 10 years, the total amount returned could be around £1.65 billion and lloyds share lets say 20%.. does this sound reasonable
i was thinking exactly the same, also in 2014 share price was 75p less profit less dividend can someone explain why
shares divi pence per share Net Profits Return cash paid Left after div
2021 71,047 2.00 46.00 5,885 4.35% 1,421 4,464
2020 70,829 0.57 37.00 1,387 1.54% 404 983
2019 70,454 1.12 63.00 3,006 1.78% 789 2,217
2018 71,160 3.21 51.90 4,400 6.18% 2,284 2,116
2017 71,970 3.05 68.10 3,547 4.48% 2,195 1,352
2016 71,460 3.05 62.50 2,514 4.88% 2,180 334
2015 71,460 2.75 73.10 956 3.76% 1,965 (1,009)
2014 71,460 0.75 75.80 1,499 0.99% 536 963
https://www.***************************/lloyds-banking-group-ord-10---consensus-indicates-potential-86.1-upside/412968017
Chips, in addition can we also say PPI done which cost 23b and if Lloyds gives anyway near a descent dividend the return will hopefully attract more buyers pushing up the stock. Fed up with this one step forward two back
I think this is going all the way back down again.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/news/uk-banks-given-six-months-to-prepare-for-negative-interest-rates/ar-BB1do5K7?ocid=msedgntp
I hope im wrong