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Sold @ 53.3p
Just saying.

Nothing of interest here regarding Lloyds, but we have an election going on, the result of which could have a detrimental effect on the Lloyds Banking Group.
It appears admin in their wisdom have taken on the mantle of defending the party that will have the most negative effect on all who are invested here.
Get your act together lse, can't you see what you're doing, alienating the posters who have supported you during the lean 'years.'
Either let it go or be neutral.

If there's to be any legal challenges this would suspend all decisions concerning a Kallak license.
Dangerous course to take imo, as it could be tied up in the courts longer than we have already waited.
There would be no government action whilst any legal challenges are made.
No change really, but they will have a readymade excuse.

The importance of the Eurozone is slowly diminishing.
LONDON (Reuters) - The United States has pushed past Germany and France as the most common trading partner for British businesses, and looks set to keep this position after Britain leaves the European Union, according to an annual survey by HSBC.

I agree Wids, its just a matter of time.

What next for the Euro?
I see trouble ahead she's already into things outside her remit.....

https://www.politico.eu/article/christine-lagarde-political-bent-leaves-critics-fearing-for-ecb-independence/

Just looked at my previous trades and it was back in May when I sold @ 256p taking the loss as it was in 'free fall.'
Happy to say that I have recouped those losses, it's taken longer than I envisaged, but tbf haven't spent as much time following markets as I should have lately.
If I've learnt one thing over the years you have to devote the time and effort to get the returns.

Come on Kaz, just 10p more to my break even, with the copper doldrums coming to an end this maybe possible very soon.

Newboy make yer mind up, first you say peeps didn't know what they voted for, then you say give em another go.
You say "Is it Boris's Deal, Corbyn's deal or Farage's no deal"
Choices, choices!
What was so difficult about a simple leave or remain.
Half of your lot don't know the difference between a courgette and a marrow.
FFS, get real mate.

"Traders love shares like this"
You won't make a lot trading this share buster, not with this spread, it only move's once or twice a year.
I prefer something with a higher beta value.

All the deal's, if any, will be done when the results are known.

Didn't think you were a royalist JR, you need to have a word with your insignificant leader and his deputy.

"Tory remainers will likely vote for Brexit Party or may decide to stay faithful."
RMR1968 I think you got a bit mixed up there.
Just saying

Has anyone noticed that the flags on college green outside HOC have all but changed from some dismal blue ones with a few star's on to a plethora of glorious union jacks.
Funny that.......... Common sense will prevail in the end.

Wonder what the Q3 statement brings tomorrow.
One thing for sure is it won't be so dire as good ol' Deutsche Bank who have just announced another loss.
832 million euro ($924.35 million) loss in the third quarter, that's a lot of
restructuring.
Didn't they blame restructuring on the last quarter loss?

If a December election is a goer, you can be sure that the nearer we get to the date, the polls will narrow and consequently Lloyds SP will decline along with the markets.
Gawd help us if, in the unlikely event JC is elected, although there are some on here who would welcome it.

I must confess, initially I found the idea of solar panels worth investigating.
That was years ago, but since they are not allowed on the roof of my south facing listed dwelling and dismissed the garden option, haven't kept up with the schemes, improvements and costs etc.
Just my two penny's worth.

December election may be on the cards after all.

Well done ENGLAND, 19-7.
Rooting for Wale's.
Haven't heard much from my Scottish colleagues of late.

What ever he's (Trump) doing someone will pay someday.

The U.S. government’s budget deficit ballooned to nearly $1 trillion in 2019, a $205 billion increase from a year earlier, as America’s fiscal imbalance widened for a fourth consecutive year despite a sustained run of economic growth.

The country’s worsening fiscal picture runs in sharp contrast to President Trump’s campaign promise to eliminate the federal debt within eight years. The deficit is up nearly 50 percent in the Trump era. Since taking office.

Actually Suzy now you mention it I seem to remember that, but of course it was a rights issue not a placing :-))

No investor in BEM has ever had the opportunity to take part in a rights issue because there has never been one.
Just saying.