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Some incredibly greedy bargain hunters salivating about a wholly unrealistic target of £4.40/4.50. Did you cretins not pay attention when this rose to almost £6 a few weeks ago at a point when there was nothing greatly positive happening? This has been walked down enough already. I suggest you concentrate on your painting and maybe watching it dry as this'll highly likely NEVER return to those levels you'd apparently like to get in at. And that view is based on the fundamentals of the company and the UK travel outlook. Come back and remind me I said that if I'm wrong.

Absolute bargain territory given the results and continued uptick in flight action and demand. £7 by end of year is VERY realistic

I said I'd return to remind the ridiculous doom-mongerers about their pathetic, unrealistic salvations around 'a return to 30p here' etc etc when the SP had improved from the 52p floor level. If only just to remind others how thick they sound

Those trying to talk this down to under £1 are wishful thinkers and those suggesting nearer 50p are merely embarrassing cretins. Fill your boots at this price and reap the 9% dividend at the same time as this plods back to 150p and beyond across the next 12 months

Predicting low 40s is absolutely cretinous, but then you are a labour supporter, I suppose. I'm sure you'd love a re-entry point at these levels, petel, but you'll never see it. Go give you head a wobble. Lloyds remains in deep bargain territory even at the current SP level.

You do all realise that a mere shift in sentiment and prospects based on the wider crypto market improving can trigger a very decent tick up in any given SP, especially when it's a smaller cap company. The company posting a 'speeding ticket' RNS merely covers themselves that there's not been any material change behind the scenes that hasn't been disclosed to shareholders. ARB issued a similar warning back in the day when it was booming at it did little to slow down a rise in the SP. Expect this to double again from this point and establish a new bottom for now

This is way oversold and has already plateaud out so you won't likely see £1.25. The dividend is nailed on at around 7-8% at present so what's not to like? See you at the 140s in the next couple of weeks as soon as this tragic attempt at a government actually thinks up something positive to say about house building plans

Clearly this is going nowhere near the 40s like some deluded naysayers predicted. The SP has stabilised and will likely retest the 60s over the next few months, if not sooner. Shame on all those that knew exactly what they were getting into with car finance but will still claim they were duped/pocket any free money going, much the same as those cheating/exploiting the benefits system. Certain elements of British society and systems are broken and this government will certainly not fix anything

Back to talking brass tacks and the LLOYDS SHARE PRICE CHAT. Basically we're UP 4% approx over the last 5 days. None too shabby considering the nay-sayers were salivating for a wholly unrealistic 40p level!

Savage, sounds like you should just take your medicine, petal. You were very wrong yet again!

Will LOVE LOVE LOVE to see Starmer's face when Trump wins! All the awkwardness will do is speed along the downfall of the current shower in power and we can then look forward to the UK economy getting back on track. Lloyds still in deep value territory at 55p given the recent results

Amazed the nay-sayers are STILL hanging around, desperately trying to talk this down. £5 is steep deep value territory for EZJ, especially given the most recent financial update. Roll on £6 soon. They must be gutted not to have topped up nearer £4.12 like I and many more realistic holders did!

This cretin is more Lily Savage than savage in their largely woefully incorrect gloatings about EZJ. I expect them to disappear again for a while whilst the share price surpasses whatever level they supposedly 'sold out'. Roll on the official results incoming as they'll help with a SP beyond £6 again. Great value in this as £7 is realistic within the next 12 months.

No, I'm saying that EZJ will not venture below £5, despite all the negative sentiment from the poor budget decisions, a clue-less newly elected government and the various geo-politics at play. On one hand you've said you are a fan of the new government's policies but then you are also saying the stock market will be hammered by a correction of over 10%. Clearly NOT a result of any good fiscal-decision making

You going to pop up and say that about every share that you're not invested in today?? Lol

This lot won't be in power for very long, based on what we've seen this far. And unfortunately for him, Starmer's whole persona, approach, tone and, indeed, even his appearance just makes him a target for dislike. It'll grow and grow and he'll likely go the way of Liz Truss, just sadly not as quick. Absolute bunch of hypocritical numpties at the wheel, it would seem.

Many of the previously crowing cretins are conspicuous by their absence since nothing seems capable of sending this below £5 at the moment. Once we have some positive sentiment again this will be back up to £5.40 and beyond, I'm sure. A good hold for £7 within the next 12-18 months, feel free to remind me I said that if it doesn't materialize :-)

Seems those cretins who were salivating for/predicting this to drop down well into the 400s to get a quick bargain (and it is a bargain based on recent results) are going to be disappointed. Even given the low ebb of the markets since the budget, EZJ is holding well. Onwards and upwards from here on towards official results next month

How's your 30p, 40p or even sub 50p looking, all cretinous fantasists on this board?? 53p will prove an absolute steal when the dust settles! GLA LTH

You're going to likely get some disappointed simpletons when this doesn't even go under 50p again, let alone 40p, 30p etc. Ridiculous suggestions, but I expect they already knew that... 30p was only there for the taking for those brave enough during the pandemic, so keep dreaming.