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Hard up
Go watch
The last enemy
Cracking series
Benny Cumberbatch is in it
That’s all the computers talking to each other

shtuyot bmitz

What makes you come to that conclusion
Whoever decided to take that on would need very deep pockets
When times get tough
Businesses resort to
Contract hire rather than outright purchase
And they take short term contracts
Which allows them to end the contract if things go pear shaped
But very interested in your thoughts

The share price may rise this morning
Early indications when I got up to go to the loo
Were a 20+ point rise on the FTSE
So let’s see what happens

Well looks like we might go over 50p again
Will it stick , who knows
I’m sure I don’t
Possible trade there for a penny
Have a good day all

Lloyds
Have been doing contact extensions for ages
Via
Lloyds Auto lease
So lots of vehicles no still in contract

Mv
Yes I know

Recent reading indicates they have a debt mountain
The Chinese Gov are not going to help them out
Oh unless ??
They can take all the assets and pocket all the businesses and redistribute the proceeds as per communism policy
Thoughts on that
After all the lenders have taken a massive hair cut

Dec 28th
Anyone like to hazard a guess as to what might happen here and if there might be a knock on effect on Lloyds share price
I do realise that Lloyds is a fully UK focused bank
But there are much brighter people on this board
Who could give their views
Thanks
Victor

Deaf dumb and blind come to mind

LTI
That’s what I just said
Perhaps I didn’t explain it correctly
Sorry if anyone got confused

Assets and liabilities are the opposite way round on bank balance sheets

LTI
Thank you for your comment
Would the reduction in the issued share capital not have an impact on the NAV
Sentiment is a wonderful thing
Till the analysts get hold of the numbers
Shares trading at 60p with NAV of 25p all good till the hype breaks up and woosh down they go
Lloyds current NAV ?

Now think and discuss this
Lloyds announces a 7Billion share buy back
Costing £3.5B
Would this increase the share price by 10% ie 5p
Giving us an sp of 55p
Also still leaving funds to pay a reasonable dividend
Or
Should they be seeking a potential take over target that fits with the business model that Lloyds have in place
Other ideas are welcome
The floor or rather the board is yours
Comments please

BVL

The £10 is a quantitative substance
A wife
Well that’s a different equation all together
Possibly priceless

Can she cook
Vital statistics and any qualification
Finally
Can she drive
The pub is getting too far to walk to these days
TIA

Stage Coach
Lloyds were always short of available funds and had to use the wholesale markets on a regular basis
The acquisition of Halifax somewhat eased that position but it brought along with it pile of mess that even to this day they are sorting out
Not sure how much the Horse relies on the wholesale markets today
But Sure there will be some dependency

Buy the Lloyds $ denominated shares then

I’m selling my Florida house
If anyone is interested
The Americans are masters of the add on when buying and masters of the deductible when selling
Had a good run with 10% net rental income for many years
Time to sell now
Only 4 miles from Disney and fantasy world