soi
20 Feb 2020
LLOYDS is going to FLY PHILKES: O dear SOI. Just hit 58p. yep, lovely, allowed me to close a long @ 57.87 on limit earlier. Lower will be seen again within days. 57 will fail. soi
Eadwig
20 Feb 2020
LLOYDS is going to FLY skiking37: so looking at AZN and GSK. You have to look at their new drug development pipeline. How many potential block-busters do they have in Stage III testing is the question you want answering. It is so fundamental to investing in big pharma I believe they maintain a development pipeline time-line calendar on their web sites.
Eadwig
20 Feb 2020
LLOYDS is going to FLY PrefInvestor1: I’d be worried about them all crashing at the same time, @PrefInvestor1 AIM doesn’t do that though. As I’ve said before it is the only real diversification left that I’m aware of. A bad day on a major stock market tends to be replicated on all of them around the world now, and across most if not all sectors. That’s due to it all being driven by massive funds, so big they back sectors and indices and couldn’t possibly get involved with AIM because they don’t have any change that small in their cash draw. Any kind of interest that was meaningful to their assets under management would result in them buying the company. So, when the relatively small mega-fund managers herd mentality gets panicked, that sentiment tends to be felt throughout all major markets around the globe. On days like that the only green I find in my portolio is some of my AIM stocks.
skiking37
20 Feb 2020
LLOYDS is going to FLY I’m looking at another company to invest in and I am contemplating a pharma so looking at AZN and GSK. GSK has recently announced their results (beginning of the month) and, not being an expert in analysing the facts and figures, nothing really stood out as wrong however, the SP has dropped quite a bit since. Clearly today its gone XD. Given the recent drop is this now a buying opportunity do you think? Still keeping my investments based around dividends but also looking for 5-10% increase in SP before selling and hopefully buying back lower. I’ve had a search on ii and there is bugger all hence why I’m posting here and looking a your views/insight
frog_in_a_tree
20 Feb 2020
LLOYDS is going to FLY Its only money TJ! Frog
trader_jack
20 Feb 2020
LLOYDS is going to FLY J_Westlock: Here’s my guess: It’ll all get spent on a Hen Do and Wedding 10 years from now. Oh J. Westlock please tell me you are only trying to wind me up. I want to think that my granddaughter would be a little better than that. You don’t paint a very good picture of the grandchildren of the person you were executor for but hey, I will be pushing up daisies or whatever so I suppose the question would be : will I be able to look down (or up) to see how my grandchildren react when the finally get their mitts on their inheritances and will I be able to grind my teeth whilst watching all this happening… Best regards TI
therealhostman
07 Feb 2018
I was hoping the lloyds fall would continue towards 60p so I could top up ... I have a significant holding with a buy in at 52p, keeping hold for dividends, not too worried about short term share price moves. Lloyds continues to cut costs, PPI will eventually shake out, dividend only going one way.
NannyTess1
23 Aug 2016
It looks as though Lloyds SP is creeping up again. But this is just a sprat to catch a mackerel. As soon as the government gets its money back, it will dump its stock on an unsuspecting public. Then, within 2 months, the global markets will be rattled, and the stock will be lucky to find buyers at 20p. Wannabe millionaires, beware. For the rest of us, don't gamble your mortgage or rent on this one!
NannyTess1
25 Jul 2016
I would not hang around for a (Lloyds Bank) dividend. Extricate, and rejoice that you are a survivor. Lloyds is a "dog". Get out whilst you still can.
NannyTess1
25 Jul 2016
When is the government going to off-load its Lloyds stock on the unwary? Post-Brexit the SP was 47p. Today it's 53p and that is with a Footsie ot 6,700. If the Market falls into a nosedive, I suspect that the 47p price will be sliced through like a hot knife through butter. If this be the case, it could be dangerous to take any stock above 40p. When Wall Street wobbles, and comes crashing down later this year, it will suck in all the global economies in its wake. How then would Lloyds stand up to a Footsie at 4,500? How about 15p to 20p? Lloyds is just so wrapped up in the UK with massive exposure to the UK economy. I'd much prefer to take my chances in gold. If we are sucked into this economic vortex, gold prices may go up 500% over 24 hours. I see huge losses ahead for Lloyds but security in gold. But investors must feather their own beds accordingly.
griezzlybear
07 Jul 2016
I'm in LBG for the long-term, the Bank of England has said that the major British banks have been tested to withstand way worse scenarios than Brexit: [link] - I think it's a great opportunity for mid-long term investing, and why I added to existing position.
CF
15 Jun 2016
They sell less than 10% of their stuff to us, we sell more than 40% of our stuff to them , who will get hurt more if we stop trading?
CF
02 May 2016
bhp
CF
14 Mar 2016
Is it just me, Is this a Lloyd's message board or a referendum message board
