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Xwave10,
That's my point, people like you can only call everyone names and take the attack route. How do you know who is invested and who isn't and what has it got to do with you.
Where have I ramped or slated shares ? How do you know where I am invested ?
Met many people like you in my life, brag about what they haven't got, how they are better than everyone else, they can't discuss anything without being abusive.
Amazingly, Your reply fit perfectly with your ideal profile , I must be psychic LOL
Enjoy your dividends, invest some in some humbleness. LOL
Xwave,
Not sure why you would feel you have the expertise to tell people to "jog on" like you are some expert on the world's own reasons for investment.
Those that often brag about their wealth and retiring early are often the exact people not to take advice from or listen to, especially if they say they have an income and then want to gamble on shares.
Let other investors decide how and when to invest their own money, without judgement of their decisions and you spend your time working out out how to avoid losing your wealth before your pension age, probably at 72.
Sold out this morning, as was dropping 2% and been in this long enough to know on results days, it never goes up so didn't want it to drop again as had the pain for years.
In hindsight was wrong decision, but heavily manipulated in my opinion to take back up. In one way happy to be out and could go either way over next few weeks again, as logic goes out the window with Lloyds. Good luck to all that stuck with it today. It's definitely a roller coaster share.
Sold entire holding, as Lloyds has never risen on a results day for years.
Might be wrong decision but at least won't have to worry about the share for a while.
Think putting the provision for FCA so early has opened the flood gates and will encourage lawyers to open this up.
Have been in this for years and just never seen it having any legs.
With Lloyds, how many more days can it drop because of the car finance. It's been dropping since the day it was announced and every day since. It's one of the few shares that hasn't risen today.
What a complete dog of a share this is becoming and doesn't look like there is any rest bite coming soon. I remember years ago when it hardly ever dropped or rose more than one percent.
These days 2% or 3% is a common occurrence and the potential dividend has just been written off in today's drop alone.
Absolute dog.
Waiting since pre covid, to get anywhere near the price it was then, but seems like snakes and ladders, every time it starts its climb, something brings it back down with a fall. Seems too large a share count to be manipulated, but now believing it is being booted about by the large institutions.
Goes up a tiny bit here and there for weeks, then a small handful of large 3% drops back to the start.
Still hold, as you think you are going to miss the rise by to 61p plus, while other shares gain 100% plus.
Am sure there are a few like me on here but also the wise ones that sell every time it gets to 48p and rinse and repeat.
good luck all.
Onlyif, ramvo just venting his frustration like we all would like to do.
Maybe he has got more than a few pennies invested in this share and is entitled to his opinion.
You take a chill pill go down and have some beers with your few pence invested and let other people vent their frustration if they want to.
It's called democracy and free expression.
I totally agree with his frustration, like others have commented. This share has been totally crap for the last four to five years, he's not saying anything that isn't true. Who are you to tell him that share dealing is not for him, he could have made millions on shares and this is the one that went wrong. So butt out with your sarcastic posts.
As usual, this share never, ever rises on results day, whether results are good or bad.
Every time I think I should sell the week before, I wrongly think, this is the time I need to stay in.
I have lost more today than 3 or 4 times the next dividend.
I need 63p to break even, been waiting 4 years, this croc of crap just doesn't want to go up, under any circumstances. Jam tomorrow every month.
Agree, when they cancelled the dividend, it has never recovered since.
Once out of this share, will never return.
Just when you thought the share was gaining momentum back to pre-covid price again. Bought at around 62p, so need to get back there again, to break even again.
3 months to slowly gain SP
2 days to take it all back down again.
Is there anything that will just keep this dog up.
Rant over.
Last 3 years, announcements, results, or events, whether it's good or bad, this donkey drops by the end of the day.
Will this ever get back to the 64p Pre Covid. At this rate, does not look like it in the near term. Could have made the dividend 50 times over, trading this share, but tried to keep the belief this was undervalued and would get back to 64p .
Long term holders pre Covid must feel demoralised with this share. Traders must be in their elements.
GLA.
Disappointed with dividend. Many views were it would be nearer 2.0p including some special.
even one of the interviews with LLoyds a long time ago, said the minimum would be around 2 x the interim. Well with all the extra cash they have in their pocket, especially with the extra interest rates rising twice since then, you would have thought they would have given more back to shareholders.
Especially also since they witheld our 2019 dividend and said it would be repaid at some stage.
Shows they dont give a dam about shareholders. Will rethink my position now.
Hi Dodger16, how you doing ? Long time no speak, take it you invested or looking at Lloyds.
Got quite a chunk in here, just waiting for better dividends to return, but taking a while.
Only share in at moment, much better than the volatility of oil, but who would have thought oil in 80,s but still no great increases on those companies.
Hope you making a few quid Dodger.
This is just complete ******, sinks over 4% on a possible 0.25% interest rise, that was 50/50 to happen.
never thought Lloyds with so many shares would be manipulated like this.
As has been said, what is there to get this back up to where it should be until they announce buybacks, and dividends.
Meanwhile the BOE just let this drift along, with not much from the CEO to date.
Rant over
Agree with some sentiments today, this share is being a complete dog. Been waiting 2 years to see it go back to pre-covid levels, like many shares have done. When it got to 50p, thought it would catch up to its peers, but it is very weak at the moment or being well manipulated by the institutions. Never did you really see LLoyds have such big swing days, but traders and institutions having a field day lately. Have to admit, struggle to see this with sufficient legs to get anywhere near 60p, let alone 50p.
Charlie Nunn has got to start stopping the rot here, get some buy backs announced, or special dividend or some other stategy but this drifting helping no-one.
Agree, they got to appease existing shareholders again who were rightly screwed. An extremely disappointing share, nothing keeps this SP up. I could have made a mint trading this share but tried to keep the faith that it would get back to true value, but looks like this is just lingering down until the board give something back.
May look to sell out completely, if this does not improve in next couple of days, as other shares out there seem to be better traded. Long term investors shafted without thought from the bank.
Nuri, long term holders don't get 4%, as they will have bought at higher prices, hence their disappointment.
With the way this SP is being controlled and traded, 0.67p can be made in 1 day, so guess Lloyds are losing holders now. I may offload some to invest elsewhere now also, I have until next April to see what their rewards for shareholders will be and whether they will look after them or not. They certainly haven't today and the drop in SP tells the realty.
Nuri, many hardly impatient, SP still well down before Covid, dividend well down as % on what many investors had invested in before pandemic, you can hardly blame many for not being happy today.
After all Lloyds have still got that money, so why not share some.
Many will be relying on this dividend for their pension, so they have screwed them, not forgetting, if they had paid more out, many would spend back into the economy anyway.
Why should the bank sit on long term holders money, when they have it available. No wonder Lloyds is just drifting along presently, it cannot be good for any shareholders presently surely.
A very disappointing day FTSE up , Lloyds looking like it could even go in red by end of day.
Am sure there are many Lloyds investors like me who kept their investment at start of pandemic, as thought they would get their 2019 dividend in May to be told 2 weeks before, none coming. So existing holders, who held through all this must feel a touch shafted by Lloyds.
Everyone that bought 40p and below, this will be good % dividend share in the future.
Bobbins2, Totally agree, I also find Falklands post
totally fine, after all he has always been upfront about his predictions (which many have come true) and in all honesty, why should other people care about his own holdings, rather than their own. Some people on the forum spend too much time trying to pull others down, which I have found is normally born by their own inadequacies rather than others they try to belittle.
Lloyds is heading back up, that's all that interests me, after all aren't we all trying to attain the same goal here and hoping to make profit in all of this.
I am hoping to wait until the SP gets to 74p to 84p, which I will be happy if it is by 2023 or sooner. Once the original dividends are announced again, I can see a nice steady increase. IMHO
Good luck to everyone.