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Without Banks we would not even have a FTSE 100 or any start up AIM market for that matter

8 out 10 new start ups ( sole traders ) don't even survive their 1st year trading I read

Banks take all the risks and all write offs on the chin... that's why Banks charge for their services, but its only takes one sole trader to be successful and yes the banks should be rewarded for their support and taking on the risk for future years of success / profits

Wids may hate the Banks, but I bet you he has needed some sort of loan from a Bank or Building Society one time in his life IMHO to build up his substantial wealth he gain over the years ;-)

but very much looking forward to my wages in September 2019 First :-)

Not long now

£5000k will hold me over until 2020 I reckon

Is getting very excited

And looking forward to Quarterly Dividends coming here soon in 6 months

Bye Bye Bye PPI

Longtime

But we have loads off excess capital money sitting in Antonio's the bottom draw ? more buy Back money in October 2019 ?

We paid in excess of £21 Billion in PPI rewards over the last 7 years

5p is not out of the Question IMHO

1p x 3
2p Final

But with be extremely happy to see a Total 4p for 2020

Its depends on the next Dividend announcement next Month to see what we can expect going forward ?

COME ON ANITONO MAKE MY DAY ( AKA YEAR in 2020 )

But Personally will be happy with 4p

I believe you answered your question rich :-)

Money makes the world go around

46 days left I looking ahead at the Dividends here

Surely a Quarterly 1p is on the table now stating in 6 months

PPI gone and add the excess Capital about to be released from the Balance sheet to us owners

Decade ago Lloyds Bank was the Banking Dividend Darling of the FTSE 100

Good Times are coming back Folks

Amigo certainly has the potential to Bounce above 200p short term

Woodford selling will dry up soon IMHO

Looking to add more on Monday for the Dividend this coming week and then hold 6 to 12 months for 250p plus

only 46 days left to PPI expiry date

Then Lloyds Banking Group will be shackles free to pay massive dividends again :-)

No point in looking back in Anger

Lets all move on Rich :-)

Good News is, we buying back our shares in the 50s and not the 70s

The Benefits will be seen in 6 to 18 months here

Good time for buy backs IMHO especially with a depressed share price :-)

Keep the eating machine going Antonio below 70p

No-one see what I see here

Woodford selling going to end ?
Ex-dividend

Jump in stock ?

Dividend Yield looking good here

We go ex-dividend on the 18th July 2019 payment end of July

Hoping for a little bounce big up to Ex-Dividend

Looking at 3 month chart looking oversold maybe due to Woodford selling I assume ?

Back to 200p would be nice

Fingers crossed :-)

Gardeners world is my up lift in life

God I love retirement at 50

I personally don't see this I want 100p

Trader's full of bull 24/7

I want bigger DIVIDENDS

Update once again will show Lloyds are doing okay Thank you

I am in no man's land got a fixed HSBC bond maturing on the 15th July 2019

She's rising and I cannot hold cash I like to invest I am a stock market addict

We got capital to be returned to shareholders due excess capitol on balance sheet so we could se a special dividend in September or a bigger buy back pot coming IMHO

Who at AAOG does he report to ?

I would not really like anyone getting the sack

But it would make me feel a lot better

Surely this cannot carry on someone must carry the can , it feel like he is untouchable and will just carry on picking his 6 figure salary

Good news is Lloyds Banking Group are about to join the Big Boys Dividend payers

Plan to start paying a Quarterly Dividends in 5 months

My holding is massive, so very much getting excited with wages in 2020 here :-)

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Maybe another season I happy ride AAOG foe another 12 months

I believe I can get my money back

Also If I was looking in here and had money still around, I be looking to buy in , if I was honest :-)

So no selling for me today ...

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''Anyway wonder if DC & JB participated in the placement hopefully onwards & upwards from here , no pressure DS & JB ''
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IMHO no chance

These guys are still going to be picking up a nice Salary whatever the share price is ...

I not one to blame others for my mistakes, but this is the wonder AIM investing , sadly Private Investors that get robbed by the Institutional Investors and the Profession Traders and by the Companies PR machine

Its a shame its allowed to continue, over the years, I seen millions of Private Investors lose their savings

I thought the Authority's ( market regulator ) was suppose to look out for the Private Investor, and not turn a blind eye

I not going to sell my AAOG holding is worth little value now, big daily Percentage drop's are getting smaller, its like a cake that's been sliced up into smaller pieces a piece left on the Table just gets smaller so the portfolio daily hits are decreasing in value

I just going to keep looking at this share in my Portfolio to teach me a lesson to make sure I stick to FTSE 100 dividend paying stocks going forward

Hi Littleaston

Long time no speak mate

I copied this from the Lloyds III Bill Board interestingly we back to 2012 levels

So looking like the Buy Backs are making a bigger dent well 7 years worth :-)

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''82 days of the buyback gone and 40% of the funds used. The pace of daily buying has become rather erratic of late, and the volumes are dropping. Maybe the Brokers are waiting for the sp to drop significantly before buying in large volumes again!

There was a TVA RNS released today that showed the number of shares in issue has dropped since the last such RNS by 192.7m shares, however 310.7m shares have been bought back during the same period. These numbers appear to indicate that 118.1m new shares have been issued.

My estimate of the buyback end date takes us now to mid-October 2019, and my estimate of the final number of shares is 69.05bn, a level last seen in March 2012. At this level I calculate that the dividend per share would be 3.3% higher if the amount available to pay the dividend were to remain the same, which would be a positive outcome for the buyback.
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And the Tough get going

Just to far gone to panic

AAOG in the bottom draw with a note

Open me next year:-)