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We hit 43p!

Vicboy, possibly because it’s not their money, fund managers are not really interested in the politics of shares.

Should that be billion PSK?

Lloyds Banking has a lot in common with the above tanker at the moment, just think about it.

Miracles are in short supply at the moment so don’t be too disappointed. 16th of April 43 to 44p.

Well EU certainly showed which way they are headed.

Talking rubbish as usual Triflepig, get with your own program, whatever that is?

We won’t be a healthy island for long if we are surrounded by a cess pit of disease.

It’s all very well saying that over 50% of our population have been inoculated but we need our euro neighbours to get their asses in gear or we are in danger of being swept away in their 3rd wave.

Ellon Musk says you can buy one of his cars, get in there with your bitcoin profits! Direct transfer payment.

Most business operate on overdraft and loans from their bank.

Unless they know something we don’t?

NWG, a spectacular loss even after all the years that have passed, their timing is rubbish.

I would like to say that it’s because of lockdown and posters are bored and taking their frustrations out on others but it’s not, it has been like this for many years, I like the entertainment value and see it as such, better than East Enders ! Lol. Been a bit busy lately reading another LEE Childs / Jack Reacher book so been off the board for a few days. My flights were cancelled to Madrid in May but EasyJet Refunded in seven days.

I had the AZ vaccine and now have a third ear growing out of my forehead, just saying, hearing is 50% better!

I remember this guy saying “ mind the gap” heard it every week day for nine years barring holidays.

Argenta, IMO you are looking at early next year before it reaches 55p, not sure what divi is going to be allocated later in the year, that could make a difference.

Chips, Lloy was 42p on the 8th of March' we are looking for 43p.

I had to laugh when I saw this, excerpt from the Motley Fool, which one of you wrote this piece?

If any share makes me wonder what lessons I’ve missed over the past 10 years, it’s Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY). And I know my biggest weakness isn’t knowing when to sell.

I bought at around 90p per share, and the Lloyds share price is now hovering around 40p. So I’d clearly have been better off had I sold, but how could I have known when?

Daman, “being nice” in a monetary fashion results in getting the p|ss taken out of you at a later stage.