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FWIW, I agree about the current valuation, but your thinking so far has been it should be higher because it was, pre covid.
Just saying.

"Coming up to end of year and Lloyds Banking Group is Still a Undervalued Stock 46p 18p below pre Covid Level."

Chips, can you please explain the rationale of your thinking that because LBGroupe is 18p below pre covid levels (making it undervalued) that it should be 18 pence higher than it is today?
A lot has happened since pre covid there's no correlation between then and now, but you are assuming there is.
BTW, if any vulnerable investors took notice or your "last call" they would be aboard, but out of pocket.

If you heard that on the BBC or perhaps the Guardian then it must be true.
You know if you lie to the house you're out, as far as I know everyone is still present and correct.
I'm not condoning a party that was deemed against the law, let's see how this transpires.
Yes it's probably true that people were dying while others were allegedly having a party.
Your post mentions "do what I tell you, bit of a dictatorship" did you know they are still looking for WMD's in Iraq? How many deaths did that lie involve?

It says something that the only thing the opposition can attack the government on, is a party. They've been wrong on everything so far with no alternative policy's.

You've said it all, anything to gets headline, it's just another story. There's no difference between the MSM and posts on this BB.

Makes you laugh at the posts on here. The Daily Express, yes the Daily Express no less publish some figures about how the UK is struggling and the EU is thriving, get real you schmucks (first word that came to me).
The UK hasn't started yet, how do you think the likes of New Zealand coped when we joined the EU? We were a major trading partner, remember the commonwealth? They had to adapt and that takes time. Same as the UK, it takes time, you can't transform one model instantly to another.
Not sure about New Zealand now with Jacinda Ardern incharge, blimey you can't even get a fag there now, but hey that's socialism for you, one step from communism.
Just re-read as I'm down the juicer, looks OK lol.
Looking around here it looks to me like everyone's doing OK mate, which can't be said about the Lloyds SP ATM.
Cheers.

The trouble is, when you do take notice of my posts Suzy, you always misunderstand them anyway.

There have been times on this BB that is almost a mirror image of the Placera site.
Let's face it BEM or Swedish political shenanigans is hardly relevant or newsworthy to anything here in the UK. The only (reliable) source of info is RNS releases which, being reliable, have already happened.
Although I believe the Facebook site is beneficial, I'm not a member myself.

Yeah, there's a word for that, no growth and high inflation!!
At least the employment figures are healthy..... . for now.

Seems a given here that this concession will be granted in the very near future. Whilst it would be welcome, I don't 'count my chickens'.
Peeps usually only think about how much 'I can make' but seldom 'about the downside.' Now that we've got double figures on the bid I've sold a few already and as, or if, the SP continues to rise I'll continue. If BEM is granted the concession, initially it could be difficult to make a trade, liquidity issues are already evident.
Talk of BEM selling out or a JV weeks after a 'yes' is somewhat premature imo, there's a few more hoops to jump through yet. Not least the inevitable Sami objections followed by the drawn out appeal.
All that aside, If the environmental code is as clear and concise as the granting of an exploitation concession then we'll all be here for sometime more anyway, lol.
When the environmental court gets hold of it at least they'll be outside of the government remit, and they do set the mining operation conditions. I believe permits are granted under the environmental code, so providing we follow the environmental court that part should be a formality.
Another point, I'm sure Budge would want to take advantage of a higher SP to fundraise just like the rest of us.
Just saying.

Don't get too excited, here's some of the Swedish bull***te we've had to endure, and to be fair they are pretty good at it.

"Welcome to explore in Sweden.
The legislation provides favorable conditions for those who wish to engage in geological exploration.
The country’s mineral legislation is clear and transparent.
Government stability and transparency are two important factors in such an unpredictable and global industry as ours.
Swedish law is clear, and in combination with our service and commitment, we are able to offer a short permitting process."

If nothing changes things stay as they are. Is this a new beginning, who knows?
Don't get too excited, it's just another investment.

His big failing was that he was a socialist, so not that perfect was he Falky.

Citra was described as an exploratory exercise with an initial £250m investment, hardly exploratory IMO.
Now we're hearing figures vastly in excess of this being quoted and they've only just started this property investment.
Seems a bit too 'wishy-washy' with no clear direction. With figures like £4 billion being mentioned you can probably kiss goodbye to any future 'special divi'.
Charlie seems to be acting like the government, leaking limited information to get market feedback.
Expect more clarity when they make their minds up.
Just saying.

Maybe upping the ante on the citra project hasn't gone down well.

Indeed they do MV, not just UK specific, but of course some remoaners would disagree.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Ben Broadbent said on Monday that inflation in Britain might "comfortably exceed" 5% in April and the country's tight labour market was likely to be a more persistent source of inflation.

No mention of transitory, Powell put the kibosh on that terminology.


https://uk.investing.com/news/economy/boes-broadbent-sees-inflation-above-5-price-pressure-from-jobs-market-2528798

It's only a laugh Chips, all for a good cause.

Re: easing of mortgage affordability.

My first thoughts when I heard that this morning was..... buyers must be drying up, got to keep the housing market buoyant. When things like this happen you just know we're approaching the top, nothing is forever. This government will try and perpetuate this 'boom' for as long as it can, so much depends on it.
But if it turns significantly, there will be other factors that caused it.
Meanwhile everyone is happy as it gives a feeling of wealth across the country, except for the first timers.

64p, and now 80p does get a bit tedious, like a child, but that's a consequence of having an anonymous, open, free to anyone forum. For all anyone knows there may well be a few minors on here, as some of the comments bear this out, (mine included probably).
However he or she has at least seen the senselessness of a repetitive post over 12 months or more by including the caveat of depending on market volatility/conditions. Which when you think about it, makes he, she or anyone else posting a future SP absolute boll***s.

But so are a lot of other posts.

Suzy, I was 'just saying'!
Actually I noticed that you were 'just saying' during the week, lol.

It wasn't "future mine" cyfalafwr, it was "like this," that inferred there was something already there

However, apologies to RPDDNI as I had a bit of a hangover this morning.