Ha, since when has this been the lloyd thread......

High Five..lol.

And Fred your still a PRICK :-)

ChrisFred is OK!

Chris
beware all posters on any blog. that Includes me.
so ALWAYS dyor on ALL posters and their comments.
regards to you.
jkd

jkd - It appears I have been a wee bit naive, my mistake obviously believing that this was a genuine Lloyds thread. Thanks for the heads up! Cheers Chris.

CC,

I see you are becoming less erudite every day.

I did say playground above, but in your case think the farmyard would be more appropriate.

Keep up with your school work, even you could make it.

Have a nice day.

sarky....:)

Back to LLOY - have been in this in varying degrees since nationalised - long time- Am now sitting on sizeable loss but over the years have banked enough divi's and profit to eradicate that loss, so, I intend to stay as I believe this will come good in time and on the way there will be opportunities trade, but I find this quite hard to read ATM. AIMVHO.

Fred - Becoming less erudite everyday ( everyone rush for the dictionary now ... polished or rude) is totally immaterial! I stand by my statement in post 1770 you are still a PRICK! Touche!

Just incase anyone is interested - LLOY currently toying with 25 day ema.

Yes, nice to see it rising again.....must be those blue pills working....;))

Nice one skinny, good to see at least one guy interested!

I'm still in & holding. Can't decide whether to hold or trade the stock. Have a feeling that in a year's time I am going to be kicking myself for not holding or buying more!

how high do think they will go this year????

Orhow low do you think they will fall?

Broker note from Ian Gordon of RBS:
"We turned positive on Lloyds Banking Group with our upgrade report Calling the Bottom, 18 December 2009. The stock closed that day at 48.7p and has since rebounded by 15%. The primary reasons for our continued positive stance are that we now see further dilution risk (beyond the planned February 2010 share issuance) as low, and the impairment and margin trends as improving. Indeed, we suspect that these sentiments are now increasingly consensual. The stock is now trading at just 1.1x 2010e (trough) tangible book, which appears unreasonable However, we do disassociate ourselves from talk of any rapid return to a share price above 100p, a view which appears to ignore a glass ceiling imposed by HM Treasurys 43.4% stake. HM Treasurys average in-price of 74.35p remains relevant
To be clear, we do not anticipate any disposal of HM Treasurys 43.4% stake during 2010 because we believe that it will not be deemed politically acceptable to crystallise a loss, and we do not expect Lloyds to be trading above 74.35p near-term. Whereas RBS did (briefly) trade above HM Treasurys average in-price in August/September 2009, no early selldown took place, and HM Treasury has remained consistently underwater on its Lloyds stake ever since its first GBP13bn injection in January 2009."

When is the next Trading Statement/Reporting date for Lloyds ???, PLEASE.

Results for 2009 will be reported on 26 February Edward.

Hi Kimoldfield,

Thank you very much for your reply (post No: 1768), much appreciated, all the best for the New Year.

Edward