Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
just curious, where are the posters that said "Charlie playing a blinder with this buyback" and something along the lines of "this must be the most successful buyback in history" lol.
Same old Lloyds promise us the world.......tomorrow! but tomorrow never does come does it?
Lloyds can't even buy back their own shares ffs, Charlie Numpty. Still what does he care he get's paid millions no matter what.
Told you all ages ago, the buyback is just a stealth way of issuing hundreds of millions of shares to them self's as a bonus. Looks better than giving cash. Lets see how many more get issued at xmas! they need their xmas bonuses. That's all our divi cash going straight into their pockets. The great buyback lol turning into a huge FARCE innit?
"anyways hope MS has been loading up on the small dip today.......gla..."
Doubt it, they can buy them back even cheaper in the next few trading days with the inevitable drop back to 42p. Enjoy the slide back down it won't take long.
RN,
There is only so much you can say about a SHAT company and it's SHAT share price. Other topics get talked about so people can forget the huge mistake they made about investing in Lloyds. If you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all, Hence the mostly silent chat about Lloyds.
Anyway fools, im off to play golf and live life, YES ANOTHER WEEK YOU ALL WASTED SAT WATCHING THIS JOKE , LIFES SLIPPING AWAY.
NO POINT IN BEING THE RICHEST MAN IN THE CEMETERY.
Catch ya all later mugs, don't be afraid to venture out the front door the share price will drop without you watching.
World’s biggest hedge fund bets £8.6bn European stock market will keep falling
Bridgewater Associates, the world’s biggest hedge fund, has bet £$8.56bn ($10.5bn) that Europe’s stock market will continue to decline.
THE FUTURES BLEAK, THE FUTURES GRIM.
Anyway fools, im off out. You sit here all day watching this SHAT wasting your life, talking SHAT.
The US investment management firm shorted shares of 28 European companies, including bets of more than £407m ($500m) against 28 firms.