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Charlie Boy

Buy buy buy

Cheap as chips ole boy

Happy Days

And holders are getting bang for their buck's

Thanks to the buy back

Poor returns ?

Flick of the coin, we could be buying back in the 70s in a booming market

so today buying back averaging 45p, as a long term holder here I honestly feel I getting a good return at 42p

Maybe its because I here long term Lloyds shareholder and the share price today has no effect on me personally.

42p

Yum Yum

Love it

Fill ya boots up son ;-)

28 days until we get our dividend

if we stay at todays prices I be able to buy another 14,000 lloy shares

I win in the end here mark my words

I lose many battles in shares but always win the war in the end

Next stop 4,000,000,000 shares cancelled for the 2023 buy back eating machine :-)

Cannot wait for this years buy to be complete TBH

I MISS RAMPING SO MUCH :-)

Better the Devil you know :-)

Accidently up tick Gazza post ..lol

Livestock

I totally agree

Yeap crazy this low share price today

even in 2018 we had a share price of around 60p and today we have 12 Billion less shares on the market

Only can speak for my self, I am not trader and will carry on regardless investing nearly 100% of my dividend payout while we below my 2019 buy 63p ( I was mugged )

Honestly I am really lost for words here like all lloy investors

I never thought I be still waited to see my capital investment to return after nearly 5 years

The Groups is still making Billions for christ sake, maybe its down the CEO he never appears to talk about his shareholders on up dates or gives talks up the share price to the media

BTW Gunsup

I gave you an uptick :-) for the attachment

Anyway we had an RNS

Bought back another 54,776,412 unloved shares at average 42.82p

Nice work if you can get it I say

Yes many FTSE 100 companies also do share save schemes for staff as well as issue bonus shares to the senior management , its part of been a valued staff member, hopefully make the staff work that little harder for their company.

Its no different here with Lloyd's Banking Group

I just don't get why still so many posters on here always digging at Lloyds Banking Group because all profited companies do this .. i.e. issue new shares for bonus etc

We nearly have deleted 12 Billion shares since 2018 and that's on top of issuing more shares for the staff since 2018.

5 years or so back I clearly remember posters here shouting the roof of of saying there too many shares in circulation here

Now the Board of Directors are deceasing the share count , posters are still bloody moaning and we now nearly 12 Billion and counting down.

honestly what you lot want ? Blood

Buying low at 43p and if we 43p next year , I be voting for more buy backs until the cows come home ( 75p )

I not a person to add to general discussion, as I am a simple man and find it hard to put my points across

But surely at the end of the day less shares in circulation will hopefully one day = a higher share price in the long run

Its call common sense :-)

I honestly feel we getting our moneys worth at todays crazily low prices

So glad we still got money left in the pot :-)

Stagecoach

Just in time for our dividend payment

I bet we closer to 50p than 40p come Dividend day here

It's a big con mate I happy to wait for my break even waited nearly five years a few more will not hurt , personally today I happy with my 5% annual yield

I know I can get better elsewhere but feel at home here TBH

Better the devil you know

on a brighter side of buy backs

it's means better dividend pay outs for us who are still holding on longer term

**** the share price i say ;-)

Sean

When I originally started investing here

The trade Volumes was hitting 20,000 daily trades , loads of interest

Today we lucky to hit the 10,000 Mark and that's wlth our the Buy Back Programme.

I agree little interest from investors these day's maybe down to the cancellation of the agreed dividend when COVID hit

Ended out the Cancellation Was not needed, but many have long memory and will never forget or forgive this tasty mov to the small pensioners who hold for annual income.

This is why, I today feel the buying back shares is the only way I see my break even again here.

I need another 15p in dividends to just break even at today's share price of 43p .

Looking like another 10 years of joy hey ;-) if we stopped buying back today.

Thank God that will not affect any retail investors holding Lloyd's shares

The market makers already raided my savings

Hahahaha

just looking at yesterday's buy back amount 32,000,000 alone

my back of *** packet calculations adds up to saving around £800,000 on annual dividend at 2 5p

unbelievable the share price is so low

surely in the future once the back programme is completed

the share price must motor north wards ?