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Tranter I've never been shouting from the rooftops regarding this share reaching £1.00.
But at least we now have plenty of debate about Lloyds direction etc on here, which is a change from leaving the EU.
I believe the demise of the SP started as the reaction to Carney's statement concerning the likely direction of interest rates and now the belief that it's probably correct.
Lloyds SP, IMO, will continue to struggle (interest rates aside) as long as we have no agreement with the EU and probably beyond until there's some normality established between us.
The nearer we get to December 31st this year with no or not enough agreement the more Lloyds will struggle.
Yes there's always a threat from 'challenger' banks but so far, not one has emerged yet.
With Lloyds pledging £3 Billion on new IT development there may be a surprise in the pipeline who knows?

Tranter, your rhetoric hasn't changed over the years regarding cheap imported labour, loss of government income etc, we could debate the merits or injustices of this forever, in fact its all been said before on here. It may change after next year who knows but any change won't be instant.

Meanwhile we all have choices regarding investing in Lloyds or not, and by your involvement here I assume you are.

Don't know if this makes sense I'm down the pub, cheers.

Wightlady/New church/Tranter have been saying the same on here for a few years now.
Don't know why she bothers.

Lawmakers approved legislation today which will allow Britain to leave the European Union on Jan. 31 with an exit deal, ending more than three years of tumult over the terms of the unprecedented divorce.

They voted 330 to 231 in favour of the European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill, which implements an exit deal agreed with the EU last year.

Makes you wonder what all those deniers posts were about these last 3 years.
So long losers.

Glencore tipped by Deutsche as metals demand rebounds.
A rebound in demand for metals in 2020 should boost the mining sector, Deutsche Bank said as it rejigged its forecasts and target prices for giant. Glencore.
Glencore remain ‘buy’ rated and the analysts top pick, while Glencore has been the laggard for two years in a row and was given a slightly higher target price of 275p, up from 270p.

Analysts do not expect an extension of the buybacks.

Just unloaded a few, couldn't resist, it's been struggling around this figure for sometime.
Now watch it soar northwards. :-))

Carney's been spreading his wisdom this morning, talks of a possible rate reduction, that don't help.

Steve Rowe, Chief Executive, said: "We delivered an improved performance in Q3 across both main businesses.
Yeah right.

Snige, the local authorities only received 50% of the sale monies with the remainder going to the treasury.
The council's first priority was for debt relief before rebuilding as per the right to buy scheme.
I believe the so called right to buy scheme was originally a labour policy some 20 years prior to Margaret Thatcher's introduction.

Just saying.

Don't worry JR, I don't believe anyone would knowingly repeat/quote anything you post on here, well only in gest. You know how we all like a good laugh.
Your copyright is safe on this site, not sure about the Socialist Worker though, but on reflection that's probably where you get it from in the first place.
Have a good day.

Oops, there you go.
https://youtu.be/0HcB6ZrCLEY

Oil down, gold down, equities up.

For those who can't sleep this explains it all.
youtu.be/0HcB6ZrCLEY

Just wondered, you've been quite of late, but there's nothing to say really, I suppose.

What happened to Pocko?

Wids, you taking the pi**? :-))))
At least it's stopped.

Going Harry and Willy browsing through the posts this morning, say it once, we get the picture.
You don't have to keep repeating yourself, yourself, DOH!

January 2018 - 6.00p
January 2019 - 5.15p
January 2020 - 5.50p
January 2021 - ???
All figures approx.
I must say during that time there has been progress on share issues.
Just saying.

He's listed under loser in my dictionary Gate.
Popcorn all round!

Ah yes snige, what was that again the end of "boom and bust."
Oops.

As 2019 draws to a close it's good to end on a light-hearted note, to that end I'd just like to mention that it's been "quite a year" and we remain "very strong” and "up for the fight" in 2020, "we are the resistance."
Is he for real?
As one MP said: "We would be better able to 'resist' Johnson if Corbyn hadn't just reduced our representation to the lowest levels since before the French resistance even existed."
RIP oh deluded one.
Here's hoping the next one they pick will bring us as many laughs.

Happy new year all.

Around the same value for me Asperger 90.5p
Cheers TFE