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For the Dividend

with ex dividend date approaching maybe I can sell in the 240s ...lol

If not happy to hold medium term here, as it's well below it's NAV value :-)

I reckon Morgan Stanley saving our money for the summer months ( lean times )

We all know the city boys like their summer holidays and will be clear the desk ( positions ) before they leave the office , to start again in September :-)

Its called keeping your powder dry

Sean

UP UP UP

Asian Markets flying mate :-)

Is there any subject we can all agree on..lol

These share chat rooms always seem to bring out the worst in people..lol

God Save The Queen ..... Just watch an emotional program on the BBC showing unseen footage of the Queen

Makes me proud to be British :-)

We will see the benefits of the buy backs in years to come

More dividend money for existing shareholders and hopefully some capital growth once the market resets the share price next year.

Just imagine,. if we can afford to do £2 billion annually for the next few years...

We be quids in IMHO

Hi jcb208

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''Had an email from simply wall strreet my Barclays shares up 11.6% this week after starting the buyback, shame Lloyds cant perform as well when nearly 50% through theirs''
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I know we all want the share to blast off, but Id prefer us to be buying back shares at 45p than 65p like last time around

Buy Backs are to buy and cancel as many shares as at the cheapest prices possible.

If we can cancel 4 to 5 Billion shares in 2022, I will rise my glass to Charlie boy this Christmas as I believe over the next 18 months the share price will be rebalance higher with the less lower Market Cap on the balance sheet .

Rome was not bult in a day they say.....

Last thing I personally want is a 10 for 1 share , I feel I may never see my 63p again here for a long time.

It never worked out at RBS and we also will be hammered by the market , they just don't like it at all its shows weakness in the Management IMHO

So while we below NAV value 57p I happy for us to spent a percentage of profits on Buy Backs :_)

fleecy / Brixton

LLoyds TSB paid £7 Billion for Scottish widows over 1999 surely that alone must be worth a few bob today if privatised as a standalone today.

saying that, today I more inclined to leave the Group as it is, The UK stocks in the FTSE are massively undervalued so no point in breaking up at lowest prices IMHO

Wait for better values / days I say

Just a reminder here, we all moan about Lloyds Banking Shares etc

Better the Devil you know I say ....

BUT

We can learn from other people's mistakes

We all remember

Neil Woodford the legendary Investment Fund manager who sold all his LLoyds Banking Group shares in 2018 to gamble on the AIM and unlisted startups .

And look what happed him went bust and lost his clients' money in 2019

I say keep it real
Keep it simple
Stick to solid FTSE 100 dividend paying stocks
Never get greedy
Have Bundles of patience , as it can be a roller coaster ride

Keep the Faith fellow Black Horse Investors :-)

Bumble1968

I just typed the same mate :-)

I agree 100% I going nowhere, may not ever sell again here, as I getting Lloyds Dividend that's paying for me to enjoy a reasonable life and really have no need for more money to live on.

BTW I was born in 1968 :-) The year of the Monkey . hahahaha say no more

shytekalk

Honestly, I glad I have 90% of my portfolio ( savings ) here in Lloyds shares ( boring a shyte share ) and sticking to what I know best , if I thought I was slightly clever, I bet you today I'll just be just another statistic and been one of the 95% club that try to play the stock mark casino and lot.

We all see 70p plus here again here.

With Lloyds buying back shares at today's prices that will do it and push this higher in the long run IMHO

This time next year Rodney we all be millionaire's

hahahahaha

I reckon me and Wightlady (PlatoComesAgain) must be the unluckiest investors on this Chat Room

Over the years you only hear from the winners , the rest just stop posting once their savings pot has gone.

The truth to be told 95% of retail investors actually lose on the stock market they say

Yeah the oil and gas stock's have been the winner's over the last 12 months

I predicted that wrong

Happy for my fellow oil and gas investors , I honestly believed the oil investment as going down hill due to the green agenda.

Good to hear from you littleaston

I happy to stick this one out.... Last time I was caught on the wrong end of a trade with Lloyd's was in 2009 and took until May 2013 to break even.

One plus this time around I am getting an OK dividend to wait :-)

Have a good weekend and patience pays in the end ( fingers and everything else crossed)

Yes Gazzelberry

Yes , I have been around here a long time , patiently waiting to break even

2 years and 5 months to be precise and counting

Hahahaha

Since Monday Barclays started their own Buy Back share price nearly up 10%

Lloyd's only up 2.5 % in 5 days

Hopefully over the next few years we can shift a few more shares at today's price's , then hopefully I can hit my December 2019 buy in amount as it's looking like a struggle to even return to the 60s short term IMHO

I just Popped on our home computer before this Mrs starts her work on the PC.

Was hoping to catch up on some Lloyds news ..lol

What a waste of 15 minutes of my life ....

I know its few speech etc but come pages of left / right wing polities on here

Share price still below the 62 day buy back average ;-)

Looks like Morgan Stanley are thinking like me, I am likely spend my Dividend money mid-summer when the share price sometimes drifts a bit

Thanks Hard up for doing this .....

We still buying back below the 61 day average , market markets doing us a Favour here

Good Good Good :-)

BTW I will start ramping again once the buy back is completed ;-)

today's buy back amount is called keeping your powder dry for the lean summer months ..lol

Looking likely we going delete and cancel up to 4,500,000 ,000 here ...... nice

Great news if we can :-)

Good to see the buy back today is still below the 59 days average.

Its looking likely we going to hit 45p today IMHO

Watch this space ;-)