marni

re - shorting

Lets forget about if you want, but read your own post sometimes, and try to remember what you said on the past, ( like shorters ).

I will defend the thread or other posters, if I can see you have provoke them into it.

So take it easy and do not talk up a share cos you are a shareholder at the moment and then is rubish cos you are not any longer.

Most of us are not kids any longer, and I have been on this threads for about 10 years now and trading for decades, so I know the mentality of some posters

Anyone know if advanced financial information website is off air? I haven't been able to open their home page for a while now (today).

If you mean advfn - I think its down!

yes I do! I thought MoneyAm would trawl for the actual word and replace it with "competitor" (as ADVFN do...)

EDIT: BTW, thanks for confirming.

Their site is now up again. Sorry for off-topic.

I've not traded LLOY for a while. Is it worth looking at it again? Is that a "W" I see on the 10-year chart or a false alert?

A shorting opportunity has come in good time again... shorted at 93p today.

Ah, that should stir things up again! ;o)

lol at hileo......a bit late as ever in life!

hows your wtn, smdr, rbs etc doing? u must be bankrupt by now with these from past predictions.

i dont think u will be allowed more shorts hileo as the rest have gone down the pan

well, you don't need 2 know.

lol.....hilarious.....u living in a tent now?

oh sorry that costs some money

haha, well if it makes u happy, whatever you imagine.

u r a total dimwit

Lloyds sells Insight to BNY Mellon

haha, lloy up already to stuff hyleo short already

The market must like the sell of Insight, as is well up from opening lower

surely this must be the lasy of hyleo failed shorts as failed shorts are much worse than going long and getting it wrong

Amasing spike that is having at the moment

From the FT.com

Lloyds Banking Group - It is unlikely there would be appetite for a cash call allowing Lloyds to avoid the APS and even more unlikely that the UK government would allow it

* UniCredit initiates coverage of Royal Bank of Scotland with a hold, Lloyds with a sell and Barclays with a buy.