who cares......another stupid institution with busted reputation

Someone got out the bed the wrong side....:((

RE - Someone got out the bed the wrong side....:((

Not LLOY

The best performer of the Banks, and from the start of the trading day

Has reached 70p just now, the best performance share on the FTSE on Percentage
terms

a bit earlier .........
Market Movers - Top risers and fallers at 12:00

FTSE 100
LLOYDS GRP. 69.53 4.57%
LEGAL&GEN. 57.94 3.45%
BG GRP. 1.00 3.31%
ADMIRAL GRP 884.00 3.27%
PRUDENTIAL 411.00 2.94%

Once it keeps above the 70p barrier for a couple of days - I'll chance it, made another 7% on Rbs but now out of them at the minute - So should see them rise dramatically !! Need a week of good news for once, can see financials making a slight recovery if so.

Legal and gen look like they've got an easy 10% in them at the minute too. might dabble there this week.

hello guys
i think that our big problem is about trust this is a good company ,is a big bank but ,at this price and the uk government as a owner of 40% of the bank the big player wont come here to push the price up,
we have back them buying the shares that they had offered and i am sure that lot of people had done,
we could say that 70 to 80 % and they still haven not say anything about that in a positive way ( GOOD NEWS AND GOOD NEWS ),that is what the private investors want to know , that the compay is getting solid and there is potencial here, forget about the technical analysis and the indicators , what we need is a good market capitalization and a good results of the the EPS in orden to go back at the price that this company deserve
the company is doing a long side way after a head and sholder ,i think that the bosses at LLOY are having to much fun with they millions

sorry trust

richard70

What are you trying to post that does not work?

It seems is charts, the last one from Yahoo
moneyam tell you how to do it, and then is only "copy and paste"

thank you masterrsi

http://www.moneyam.com/action/charts/basic

master RSI i had used the url box on the right hand side , i had used the link box and still can not do it , could you show me how to do it? pls

Once you chart is done, with the time and Moving averages that you seem to use then, click at the botom where it says .....Paste Chart to Bulletin Board... then ...copy and paste what it comes there to the post, and should come out OK.

give it a try

example
Copy this &ltimg src="http://charts.moneyam.com/Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=LLOY&Size=460&Skin=BlackBlue&Type=2&Scale=0&
Span=MONTH1&MA=25;&EMA=&OVER=&IND=&XCycle=&XFormat=&Layout=2Line;Default;Price;HisDate&SV=0">

that is the chart above for that URL - 1 month and 25 days ma -



if talking the URL from the source then added at the centre below
&ltimg src="URL">
make sure there is not a blank space

the URL you have given above is not a good one

UP to 71.50 this afternoon and holding


This morning update from BROKERS on the banks

BARC Goldman: resumed neutral

LLOY Goldman: upgraded to conviction buy from neutral, tp raised to 107 from 61

RBS Goldman: reiterated neutral, tp raised to 41 from 36

What Golman's said : ..........


Broker snap: Goldman's contrary view on Lloyds

LONDON (ShareCast) - US bank Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS - news) has added part-nationalised British bank Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY.L ADVERTISEMENT

- news) to its conviction buy list, claiming Lloyds shares represent the cheapest option among the major large-cap European banks.

Goldman Sachs has upgraded Lloyds from "neutral" to "buy", going against the trend of most investment analysts. "Lloyds is one of the worst performing banks year to date, and has three times as many sell ratings as buy ratings," Goldman Sachs (GS) notes. "This suggests to us that the market expects Lloyds to be a structural loser from the changes in the UK banking market."

GS takes a contrary view, expecting Lloyds to be a "key beneficiary" of the concentration of market share in the UK banking market, as it uses its 30% market share to boost efficiency and exercise pricing power.

"Lloyds has historically delivered among the highest returns on equity and asset margins of all the large European banks and we believe it should be able to do so again," GS believes.

"Lloyds is trading at 0.8x our estimated trough reported tangible book value of 87p, vs. a 2011E ROTE [return on average tangible shareholders' equity] of 16%, making it the least expensive large cap bank in Europe," GS calculates.