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Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LLOY)

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51.06
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LLOY Price Commentary

based on what exactly ?
Value investing principles
Uk bank stocks are still undervalued. Lloy, hsba, Stan, stb.
Lloyds a solid bank, with solid growth potential.
perhaps this is the last chance to get on board at these crazy level. LLOYDS is perhaps one of the best banks around to invest in. expect a very sharp turnaround towards 60p level, certainly by the end of this year.
what is your assessment based on ?
interest rate hike coming this year, pick up on economic activities only a good news for Lloyds and business, covid under control, business loans are increasing, rental market even stronger as house prices will persist to be strong and you know Lloyds new venture is rental. on top of all that it has a healthy balance sheet, good profit will be reported and divi will go up for sure... All these will add to share price rise ...actually much stronger than people originally thought. Sorry for the long reply. good luck
this will double from this point in less than 12 months this year you will see 55p by the end of the year. (at least)inflation up, sooner or later interest rate will be up and rental market are booming, lloyds will surprise everyone. this level is a bargain price.
Someone in? I don't know very well this market, what is better for invest HSBC or Standard Chartered?
Lloyds have to be a takeover target at these prices.
Wouldn't surprise me
bullish!!
Usually after a house buying stimulus follows the opposite happens and housing market nose dives. That maybe why Lloyd's is suffering, also it used to have a very good dividend and seems intent on keeping its money for house purchases.
The only thing that will impact house prices in a negative way is rising interest rates.
wheels up!!!
This stock used to smash it a few months back it hit 0.49 + very close to 50p . Not sure what happened . Economy is opening so l expected Lloyd's to prosper
is Lloyds a take over
Doesn't seem to be much takeover activity in banking sector.
will this stock cross 50 level in 2021?
God I hope so...
it will cross 55p THIS YEAR
Ex-Divided today
With the comments, which have been fully digested, Lloyds seemingy are being hit hardest, yet their performance out weighs their peers, pound for pound. As with all stocks, they can be talked down with negative comments, for which I am sure we will all concur? Craig, I read and listen to your views which are “non” bull_?^T comments 👍🏻
Forecast not too good for Lloyd's downgraded to SELL from neutral.. Just feel this company is not "agile".. Now 45p wait for selling
Goldman’s downgraded , divi announced still drifts lower Sold out looking to get back in lower down sub 40p
good luck on getting in sub 40
From a macroeconomic perspective there seems to be a lot going on in the shadow banking system. Yields declining, 2 new repo facilities opened (provide liquidity) and reverse repo going mental. JPMORGAN holding a large amount of cash. There is a rumbling in the banking system. Watching with interest for the sales. Pun intended
one step forward ten step backwards this is the story
47p it could stick at this level for sometime... Long term you will benefit but how long do you hold???
Huge half year profits dividends up eveybody buy buy buy and the shares hardly move....
what we buy as small investors will have no bearing on share price The move only comes when institutional investors comes in, your buy here or another thousands of other investor will hard get this going up. but this will head towards 60p mark this year for several good reasons if you study the market, economy, fundamentals, demands, and of course post covid effects. Good luck.
Maybe down due to the news of misleading customers over insurance renewals.
What the heck is happening?
I'm confused. Only good news and target price raised but steady decrease in share price??
over the last 2 sessions this is on par with Barclays bank, there are concerns in the market overall, both Dow and FTSE, yes lloyds seems to have hit a roof here for now, it's had a sustained rise over the passed couple months, stocks never move up in a straight line, if your really concerned maybe sell, but I'm going to hold here, I still believe with rising interest rates, a powerful housing market, potential further draw downs on the covid funds set aside. there is plenty of long-term positives.
oh not to mention hopefully full divided reinstatement very soon, just to offset this slightly, with stamp duty break, furlough scheme both wrapping up soon, there are still some negatives to negotiate but I still think 60-65p is very achievable.
welcome to the stock market all Lloyd's great gains have been wiped out. This is becoming a swing trade not a long term investment in this very strange stockmarket
hello guys can i buy on 50 level.
you can analysts think it could hit 60p but if l were you l would wait for the dips you can get it for 48 if you are patient enough.
Nice to see it back above 50
albeit!! just a dream!
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