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"Lloyds Q2 results out in one months time expect big jump in dividends and buybacks this is what US banks are going to announce in earnings season next month financials are the beneficiaries of the roaring twenties environment we're in
Buy the dip"
They are the beneficiaries of bail outs and QE. The first to receive in a so called trickle down effect - biggest crooks on the planet.
You buy the Dip, everything is roaring. The money will stop, then the music, followed by howls of despair.
LTI
You got issues. You come across a sad lonely individual seeking attention. Argumentive arrogant to the extreme, filled with your own self importance.
Honestly, you could clear a pub in the middle of the Gobi desert.
Wids
'' look at the retail sales figures in US & UK - down.''
''Data is manipulated''
"says it all - people believe figures when it suits but not when it doesn't"
LTI
You're wrongly assuming I believe those figures - probably worse.
What I have noticed is you bunging up the board at night talking to yourself - weird.
You might think the high streets are buzzing, but look at the retail sales figures in US & UK - down. Sure you'll get a knee jerk reaction boost after lockdown is eased.
Strange how the Fed came out this week saying inflation maybe for longer than they thought - it's code for it won't be transitory.
Data is manipulated. The BLS was caught out few years back then admitted to the deed. People who work in these establishments do as they are told, the criteria is altered every some many years to goose or lower figures in their favour.
It's a worldwide stitch up. To think otherwise you must be completely fking stupid.
Being stupid is on the increase I guess.
Evening John
Just the flattening of the yield curve. 2 year jumped from .15 to .26 biggest since Apr20. (5s30s) flattening over a week biggest since 2011.
Powell and his regional sidekicks have spooked the markets giving financials a kick in the tabs. Let's be honest here the Fed is screwed, it talks of talks of taper, rate increases ect. Reality is if they did either or both it's goodnight Vienna. So they drop hints to market to blow off the froth - words rather than actions. Markets want liquidity much like a drunk needs alcohol - a tantrum is not far away.
Throw in the effects of Covid we'll be seeing a different landscape before to long - everything has a price.
Lay low.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/colorado-home-dubbed-slice-hell-selling-590k
And Lloyds wants to be a landlord with further crap coming down the pipe.
This is the beginning.
Sad to hear that. Testing time for you and hope it pans out in your favour. This sort of thing recalculates life and prospective, so live it to the full. What seemed important becomes meaningless - battle on, take no chit from anyone and keep your sense of purpose and chin up.
I have 2 within my household family - it's tough.
Regards.
Aye up ERV1, you been bunker building in Spain? - hope you're well.
Stagecoach, bad move imo - really bad move. Lessons are rarely learnt but hey ho.
I see the mega banks in the states rolled over on the 6th - looking a bit sick 2 weeks later. Plus 3 of them and 7 non US banks are excluded from the EU bond programme - unfit and viewed as crooks...fancy that!
Livestock
Don't believe everything you read especially financial media - has a tendency to brainwash some into believers.
Try some charts and analysis with comparisons, then tell me it's down to 11000, cases.
I guess this boom in pent up demand will show up in retail figures some time? Lots of money sloshing about and fewer borrowers willing to spend. As the saying goes " you can lead a horse to water, but can't make it drink"
Don't worry, the fix is already in on making us spend - you won't find it on Bloomberg, not yet anyway.