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Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LLOY)

London
Currency in GBP
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51.76
+0.09(+0.17%)
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LLOY Price Commentary

For context, if the justification is concerns about small drop in NIM, how come share price is same now as March 21 when bank base rate was 0.1%. If that genuinely was a price driver, come price is not multiples of 2021 now?
WTAF! The price movement on this share bears no relationship to news. Something not right here
I am worried that the Government will impose another windfall tax as soon as they see the banks are making steady profits. Is it really worth keeping bank shares long term.
Yes
Value is simple,if fundamentals indicate greater value share price will eventually reflect it.
short 45.986
Really counter intuitive that interest rate freeze seen as good news for banks and vice versa.
but having now realised that is stupid reaction, can the market reflect all the previous rate increases
rodney .....
Lee I only meant that a drop of such magnitude was very unlikely and that if a price in that vicinity occurred it would be a star buy,even at its present price its a no brainer
undervalued imo. Best wishes
over 25% drop by September mmm,nearly exhausted lloyds allotted cash,but at 30p and ? well covered divi ,were is my piggy bank or its the wifes divi payout back in
when was it 30p
30P by September definitely
and your thinking behind that is...?
wish.com
Don't think he is thinking anything.....lol
This is now at same price as Jan 21 when we were still deep in Covid and interest rates were virtually zero. Hard to work out why.
just bought more must get it right sooner or latter .
The banking equivalent of Vodafone. Dying in a ditch.
Except the bank is doing rather well!
. Yes, well enough to award huge bonuses to managers every year, but not well enough to reinstate the quarterly dividend or offer a special dividend. Has anyone counted the number of Lloyds TV ads run each day - what an utter waste of profits as most people are so fed up with the ads they just switch off (literally)
expert analysis at its finest
Interest rates up? Share down. Economic growth up? Share down. I am down about 15% overall, and convinced this share will never break out towards 60
I feel your pain.Hold on for the dividend.
quite simply a bank will never share their profit, they will and have used every way not to
It done what it says on the tin,and still buying down,NO doubts at all with this rock solid share.
nothing wrong still on profit thats what matters!!!
profits ok but still not understanding clients requirements.All banks following same blueprint !!!!
what's wrong again with Lloyd's share?
Expect big increase in revenue mainly set off by big rise in default provision, which although clearly a profit smoothing measure will lead to minimal price increase.
It makes sense as keeps the windfall tax advocates away, but wish the markets could see through it
wow, I must be psychic, or are analysts and traders just stupid?
taking shareholders for mugs
If fundamentals OK baring book fiddles(which u do not get with a blue chip) why constant worry on price?.If u want certainty a saving account's best.If a penny drop is a big money worry perhaps shares are not best option and pay off the morgage first and forget wanting a million u can make that anytime but but not good health.
well I expect del boy to show up in the comments soon , telling everyone to buy as this time next year well be millionaires rodney .
With the crazy overlong times of low interest rates distorting perceptions of what a decent return on capital should be and the prolonged existence of companies that are husks with stupid prices and no fundamentals to back them up,hopefully good businesses with a sound financial base such as Lloyd's will recieve a valuation it merits.
The market always focuses on the negative for banks. Wilfully ignoring that banks can make a decent rate margin return for first time in 15 years and focusing on the unlikely scenario of windfall tax or significant unsecured defaults. Is it just ignorance?
Will Lloyds ever start moving up again ?
Lloyds foray into rental will be a game changer for long term investor.You can produce more housse but not land.
Fundamentals on which to base opinion(NO CHANGE) missed -1.04 because slept late,.-39 not worth it.Any one young with reinvestment,life time opportunity. Again days of in out over for now.Present is just that Present.JP 20% downgrade,wonder if thats advice to ALL clients.JP no better than chicken bones
forget share price focus on annual results , price up and down normal nothing special
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