LLOY down 30% so far on the Brexit news!!!
(House builders down a similar amount)

Tried to buy at 55 on the TD Direct system but it kept on crashing.
Oh well maybe another time.
TT

Jefferies International today reaffirms its buy investment rating on Lloyds Banking Group PLC ORD (LON:LLOY) and set its price target at 68p.

30p I mıght be tempted.

But the knıfe ıs gettıng sharper on the way down agaın.

Bought some at just 51.89p, lets see the bounce now, two days of large drops is just too much not too have a bounce from here

order book still weak

It's still too early to buy LLOY. Now 52p
20-30p is the time to get in...

hlyeo98

and still cheaper if you wait to buy at 5p....... but you will never buy any at 20 or 30p mind you 5p.

Panic over, hopefully will continue its long term journey northwards.

Or a dead cat bounce.....suckers rally!

barclays 2018 will it be half the size it was, informed one out there please reply BB s/p 28..6..16 136p

Be careful of the stray Cat's the Chinese are making a good meal out of them

Banks - All on the up but LLOY the best
LLOY 54.02p +2.87p +5.62%
RBS 179.55p +5.25p +3.04%
BARC 130.60p +3.40p +2.71%
BNC 281.00p +5.50p +2.27%

More to come tomorrow? well the CEO was buying large 100K today and paying high 54.20p........

Director Deals - Lloyds Banking Group PLC ORD (LLOY)

António Horta-Osório, Chief Executive Officer, bought 100,000 shares in the company on the 28th June 2016 at a price of 54.20p. The Director now holds 9,487,681 shares.

LYG 3.07 +10.43%
strong finish on NYSE

LONDON, June 28 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group Chief Executive Antonio Horta Osorio wrote to the bank's 75,000-strong workforce on Tuesday to give reassurances on strategy and group strength in the face of Britain's vote to leave the European Union, a memo seen by Reuters showed.

Britain's biggest mortgage lender saw its shares tumble in the two days following the referendum result but Horta-Osorio said Lloyds had "robust plans in place for either outcome"

LONDON, June 28 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group Chief Executive Antonio Horta Osorio wrote to the bank's 75,000-strong workforce on Tuesday to give reassurances on strategy and group strength in the face of Britain's vote to leave the European Union, a memo seen by Reuters showed.

Britain's biggest mortgage lender saw its shares tumble in the two days following the referendum result but Horta-Osorio said Lloyds had "robust plans in place for either outcome"

lloyds-ceo-reassures-staff-bank's

LLOY is slipping off again, can't hold on to its gain... I can't see much in these 'robust plans' when the whole EU is against us now.

The Bank of England is said to be planning cuts to bank’s capital requirements as early as next week.
According to sources cited by Bloomberg, the central bank’s Financial Policy Committee is looking to reverse a decision taken in March to raise the counter-cyclical capital buffer for UK exposures to 0.5% of risk-weighted assets from zero to help lenders withstand the fallout from the vote to leave the European Union.
That increase, which was meant to become binding from 29 March 2017, was designed to guard against the cycle of banks boosting lending in good times and slashing credit in a downturn.
It was understood that Tuesday’s FPC meeting was dominated by discussions about the stability implications of Brexit. Officials are due to release a statement alongside their bi-annual Financial Stability Report on 5 July, while Bank of England governor Mark Carney will host a press conference that day.
On Thursday, Carney said the FPC will “take any further actions it deems appropriate to support financial stability”.
He suggested the central bank would implement further interest rate cuts over the summer to support the economy after the Brexit vote, noting that the economic outlook had deteriorated.
"The Committee will make an initial assessment on 14 July, and a full assessment complete with a new forecast will follow in the August Inflation Report," Carney said.
"In August, we will also discuss further the range of instruments at our disposal.”

54.56p

Has LLOY finally decided to move forward once more after the last couple days of profit taking?

Still going down ,when to buy ?

jimmy b - As to when to buy, I think it depends how you view the current state of play and how balanced your total potfolio is imo. Pre-Brexit - if you were 80% Cash and Zero in the Banking sector you might consider spreading a little of that cash between the stronger Banks rather than gambling on total wipe-out imo.

Much of the problem has been caused by The Bank of England making statements that were damaging - Carney should go when a new PM is appointed.