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Lloyds Bank (LLOY)     

mitzy - 10 Oct 2008 06:29

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TANKER - 06 Apr 2011 14:06 - 2178 of 5370

i am now thinging of not posting at all.

HARRYCAT - 06 Apr 2011 14:36 - 2179 of 5370

You said that before on another thread. So................

oria - 06 Apr 2011 15:08 - 2180 of 5370

And I thought 11,500 paid in Stamp Duty over a three year period was a hell of a lot of money?!

Chris Carson - 06 Apr 2011 17:25 - 2181 of 5370

WANKER, Sorry TANKER, No, right first time please keep posting you make my day mate! :O)

Laurenrose - 07 Apr 2011 08:21 - 2182 of 5370

tank . i follow your tips so please post you have made me money a lot thanks.

Balerboy - 07 Apr 2011 13:45 - 2183 of 5370

LOL at the above two .,.

kernow - 08 Apr 2011 09:15 - 2184 of 5370

seems Tanker has re-invented himself but still can't bring himself to use posters full names.

TANKER - 08 Apr 2011 10:22 - 2185 of 5370

no i am still around but will just carry on making loads of money good bye

skinny - 08 Apr 2011 10:34 - 2186 of 5370

you are the weakest link? :-)

HARRYCAT - 11 Apr 2011 11:31 - 2187 of 5370

Note from Merrill Lynch:
"ICB Interim report looks manageable sector can move on. Coming into today people had been worrying that:
1: Lloyds might be told to sell more branches and the industry might face price caps. 2: UK banks would have to separate their Investment banking businesses, (more recently this has been softened to just the UK Retail Banking and Payments systems). 3: Following research from the BoE, UK banks might need to hold 16-20% Core Tier 1 ratios.

Many of the worst case scenario recommendations have not been made. The main disappointment is that the Commission would like to see Lloyds sell more branches. The other proposals on capital, structure and competition, whilst costly, are better than feared. To be clear, most recommendations will cost the banks money, they are just not as draconian as widely feared a week ago. Key loser appears to be Lloyds (LLDTF, GBp62.2, C-1-9), with Barclays (BCLYF, GBp297.2, C-1-7) and RBS (RBSPF, GBp43.43, C-1-9) the relative winners."

halifax - 11 Apr 2011 13:40 - 2188 of 5370

LLOY would probably be only too happy to close branches where they currently have more than one in the same location, the naivety of making LLOY sell branches is that customers can choose to stay with them and cannot be forced to change their banking arrangements. Most people have moved onto internet banking and branch networks are no longer a major necessity in banking.


TANKER - 11 Apr 2011 13:49 - 2189 of 5370

so holders of lloys to be destoyed yet again

TANKER - 12 Apr 2011 09:53 - 2190 of 5370

did warn you .this gov are a disgrace mindless muppets

TANKER - 12 Apr 2011 09:58 - 2191 of 5370

the libs will be wiped out in local elections it will be the end of this mindless gov

TANKER - 12 Apr 2011 10:15 - 2192 of 5370

Lloyds Banking Group will face intense political pressure to sell more of its retail business even though the state-backed bank believes this would be detrimental to customers and shareholders. so the last gov destoyed lloys now this gov want to complete the job . looks like 50p on cards

HARRYCAT - 12 Apr 2011 13:07 - 2193 of 5370

Comment today from Nomura:
"Competition actions would leave Lloyds the most affected

Lloyds appears the most negatively impacted, relative to expectations. An enhanced disposal would increase the earnings dilution involved and have a more negative impact on the balance sheet structure of the on-going group. Assuming the sale is increased to 100bn of assets and deposits, we would venture earnings dilution doubles to 10% and the group L/D ratio rises by 30%. However, we would not regard the increased dilution as enough to offset the attractions we see in the shares; Lloyds remains our top pick in the sector."

optomistic - 12 Apr 2011 13:12 - 2194 of 5370

Someone just picked 2.6 mill shares up on an 'O' trade

TANKER - 12 Apr 2011 13:13 - 2195 of 5370

then NOMURA ARE FOOLS. if they have to sell more then holders are in the soup

TANKER - 12 Apr 2011 13:15 - 2196 of 5370

or is it because they are trying to ramp to sell.

TANKER - 12 Apr 2011 13:28 - 2197 of 5370

Is correct...The Lloyds shareholders, Trusting, Believing, Honest and above all the Mum and Pop's of Britain....Have taken a TERRIBLE financial beating in holding Lloyds shares/stock in the last few years.

We have taken everything from shaddy inside deals,secret illegal loans,incompetant leadership and a failed Board of Directors,lack of proper/ due dilligence,proped up a bankrupt HBoS.,been sucked into the Bogs of Ireland, Have been given forked tongue messages from Politicians of doubtful quality and integrity...and NOW the rules of divestment are being twisted,changed before our very eyes and possibly corrupted for what...just what?

Is there no end to how much we can take.?..Is there no justice out there other than the plaintive voice of Zorro.?..Has Britain as a country of once true value failed.? Has its word of standing up for Mum and pop failed.?..It sure looks like it... Zorro gave a lonely forlorn plea for help...and no one heard it.

"Now give them a Royal wedding ...that'll keep them in place for a while. Make them feel good...Make them eat cake. Make them suffer"

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