mitzy
- 10 Oct 2008 06:29
Dil
- 13 Oct 2009 11:36
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Bet he turns up in 10 years when they hit 150p and says ... I told you so !
:-)
marni
- 13 Oct 2009 11:39
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that would be funny actually...........and he would have won cos thats well over 50% even for a decade as bank rate is almost zero
Fred1new
- 13 Oct 2009 11:57
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Lloyds Banking Group may have to pay out at least 300m in fees to investment bankers to underwrite its planned 11bn rights issue. The huge payout could again ignite a row about bankers bonuses. As Lloyds is 43%-owned by the Government, a large part of those fees will be borne by the taxpayer, the Times reports.
Master RSI
- 13 Oct 2009 13:53
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BIG MOUTH Hyenas have gone from the thread during the last 2 hours
Wonder if because Share price is bouncing back after marked down or maybe they went to Manchester Airport for the trial...........
(1) have anyone notice, they are about went share price drops, never went move UP ?
There is bad people every where in the WORLD but it seems they like to concentrate on the LLOY thread, SOUR GRAPES maybe is the thing, most of them holding shares from HALIFAX, NAT WEST, HBOS and naturally LLOY.
Master RSI
- 13 Oct 2009 13:55
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LUNCH TIME FUN
'Naked' scanner in airport trial
A trial of a scanner that produces "naked" images of passengers has begun at Manchester Airport.
The authorities say it will speed up security checks by quickly revealing any concealed weapons or explosives.
But the full body scans will also show up breast enlargements, body piercings and a clear black-and-white outline of passengers' genitals.
The airport has stressed that the images are not pornographic and will be destroyed straight away.
Master RSI
- 13 Oct 2009 13:59
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MIDDAY Market report
Bankers were again under pressure on funding concerns, with Barclays the biggest blue chip casualty, down 10.15p at 362.5p, as investors fretted that the bank is about to sell-off the family silver to bolster its balance sheet.
Lloyds Banking Group dropped 1.83p at 89.78p, on concerns over the cost of its attempts to escape from the asset protection program, with press reports suggesting it could be as much as 2bn.
The poor sentiment spilled over to Royal Bank of Scotland, 0.35p lower at 47.75p.
Dil
- 13 Oct 2009 14:44
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If you ever use Manchester then mr tosser it'll prove once and for all your full of sh*te.
marni
- 13 Oct 2009 15:07
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he's got some on his leg there dil on the picture........i think he's still in state of shock at lloy share price
Master RSI
- 13 Oct 2009 16:01
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To all the hyenas,
I am (thanks god ) well away for Manchester and WALES on your words full of shite as yourself and "marni"
My weapon is on the wrong leg side of the picture you "silly cow",
if you want one, you will have to go to the sex shop, but make sure you buy the right one
Dil
- 13 Oct 2009 16:09
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What the feck are you onnabout now ?
halifax
- 13 Oct 2009 16:14
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certainly all those blogging on this thread at present are candidates for the "funny farm"!!
jkd
- 13 Oct 2009 16:22
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to interpret for those ladies who might be reading( i am sure we must have some)
and in the most polite manner possible, my tailor did ask me on the first occassion many years ago.
what side do you dress sir?
regards
jkd
HARRYCAT
- 13 Oct 2009 16:29
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Aaah, that's what he said! I thought he said 'would you like a dress, Sir?' so I punched his lights out. Must go back & apologise.
jkd
- 13 Oct 2009 16:35
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HC
i am laughing out loud. thanks for that.
regards
jkd
Master RSI
- 13 Oct 2009 17:48
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Do I am the one to have the last laugh, LLOY was the best performer of the 3 banks ..........
Closing Market Report
Bankers were again under pressure on funding concerns, with Barclays the biggest sector casualty, down 12.65p at 360p, as investors fretted that the bank is about to sell-off the family silver to bolster its balance sheet.
Lloyds Banking Group dropped 1.89p at 89.72p, ( spread 90.01 / 90.09 ) on concerns over the cost of its attempts to escape from the asset protection program, with press reports suggesting it could be as much as 2bn. Lloyds also announced it is to dispose of the Halifax Estate Agencies.
The poor sentiment spilled over to Royal Bank of Scotland, 1.14p lower at 46.96p.
marni
- 13 Oct 2009 19:04
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lol........it gets better your spin, you could be mandelson in disguise.......maybe you are a homosexual as you spend all day on this.
so you think having best performer of a poor sector is the way to go, lol.......oh its only cos barc has went up from 50p to many pounds!
lloy aint done that you moron
cynic
- 13 Oct 2009 20:20
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shut up the pair of you! .... you're as childish as each other, though i did chuckle at the vibrator joke
i don't hold any financial shares, though perhaps i should ...... the big Q surely is whether or not LLOY (or any other) is now going to go bankrupt ..... if not, then there has to be a right price to buy .... certainly 60p for LLOY would not look a bad entry point if sp actually drops that far
Master RSI
- 13 Oct 2009 21:06
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silly cow
Master RSI
- 13 Oct 2009 21:30
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