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Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LLOY)

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LLOY Price Commentary

Where's Frank the plank ?
Lloyds Bank facing potential trouble ahead of earnings, following Close Brothers' dividend cancellation amid a City watchdog investigation into car finance mis-selling. Lord Lupton's exit from AGM suggests concerns, and ongoing reshuffling in boardroom hints at deeper issues. Shareholders anticipate FCA's September outcome on car finance, impacting Lloyds' fate and share prices.
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It's inaccurate to claim Lloyds Bank's share price rises when interest rates drop. In reality, higher interest rates benefit banks as they profit from mortgages and loans. Loan defaults occur irrespective of interest rate changes. Lloyds' shares appear unfavorable due to the recent 22nd Feb earnings call, indicating a less promising investment.
@Frank Ellul.......Where did you parachute in from! You obviously are not a Lloyds share holder so what is your agenda?
My aim to educate and provide insights. Currently, Lloyds appears to be a risky investment until the bank undergoes revaluation. Its value has remained stagnant since 2007, posing a potential trap for shares since 2004, which may not be ideal for retirement planning. My advice care full with investment decisions.
Frank, you come across as being a pretentious twat.
Lloyds shares likely to hit new lows this year due to significant losses from bad dealings, costing billions. Top executives receiving millions while investors bear the brunt; Lloyds expected to incur around 6 billion pounds this year alone for poor decisions.
Lloyds bank and other banks' shares may face a downturn next week following emerging news from the Financial Times regarding US financial institutions loaning over $1tn to shadow banks. Concerns are rising about potential systemic risks in both traditional and alternative lending sectors.
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In a high-interest-rate environment, Lloyds' shares must improve; otherwise, the impending threat of low interest rates could devastate them. As the largest mortgage provider in the UK, Lloyds heavily relies on high interest rates, and a decrease would result in diminished profits. The anticipated poor earnings report on 22nd Feb adds to the concern, making the notion of Lloyds' shares hitting 100p or above one morning seem more like a fantasy.
Given Lloyds' substantial mortgage holdings and its underperformance in a high-interest-rate environment, it raises questions about the potential for improvement in Lloyds shares during a low-interest-rate environment, especially when it's known for generating more money compared to other banks due to its prominent position as the largest mortgage holder in the country.
Investors may not fully grasp the extent of Lloyds' challenges, such as the potential £2 billion impact from car finance, the risk of a minimum £1.5 billion fine for Iran-related issues, a recent £1.6 billion settlement with a property company, ongoing COVID loan defaults, and the impact of a recession on their property portfolio. With numerous legal cases, the possibility of Lloyds needing a bailout could render its shares worthless, presenting a bleak outlook for investors.
Does Lloyds really got billions of pound lawsuits in pipe line? the way shares stracture is investor can’t have anything to say. Monthly fool can’t have enough to write about Lloyds everyday. Does Monthly fool making investor fool?
After 20 years of holding lloyds shares and reinvesting, I am still down 20%. As soon as I feel I am getting a fair value for my money, I will be selling! The board has done nothing to support their investors. I would get a better return in a savings acc.
Another bad news on horizon, tighten your belts..
On 22nd Earning news going to be like this. Lloyds Bank to announce robust profits on 22nd Feb, but cautions uncertainty ahead due to fluctuating interest rates. Allocating billions for potential losses and liabilities to navigate future challenges.
Do you have a crystal ball? Oh no! This is what they say every year
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Last time Lloyds bank share hit his peak, it was 1999. 25 years no light in tunnel just misery for investors.
I said Friday bad news on horizon. Lloyds and Santander UK provided accounts to British front companies secretly owned by a sanctioned Iranian petrochemicals company based near Buckingham Palace, according to documents seen by the Financial Times
Feb 22 results will send this share to the moon.
yeah you right, it going to 43p
Lee you must be looking at the wrong share. Lloyd's has not gone to the moon and has no plans to.....
Be ready bad news on horizon
Anyone can explain how Lloyds stock move, Shit show not ending. who make call for CEO to kicked out. stop listening Monthly Fool articles.
Remember Lloyds share trade 1987 momentum, nothing will change another 20 years, As I always said Lloyds worst shares to trade. guarantee you financial result won't be great as well on 22nd Feb.
cannot maintain even a tiny bit of momentum, becoming a poor share to deal in..
shit show continues
Buy brickabilty
House building down the pan
dDon't spoil it for yourself....if I buy it will plumet.
value buy .Stories being made about car finance.It is nowhere near even 1 billion
Lloyd's share price is same as today, what it was in 1987.
Lloyds Bank more sensitive to bad news than good news
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