can someone not complain to regulator of this site as i find master language totally RACIST AND DISTURBING..........i dont mind some banter as i do it myself but his comments are disgraceful

you should go on advfn for worse stuff

IF you STOP your nonesence and LYING then everyone will be happy, you started so you know what to do now.

You two just a pair of Lying B#stards on the loose, that when goes against it, you CAN NOT TAKE the HEAT.

Could you be specific as to what I have lied about mr tosser ?

MArni,

If you don't wish to read MRSA's postings, Squelch him. Very satisfying.

Probably, he will burn himself out sometime or other!

re - Sheep shagger "Dill"

        JOKE OF THE DAY

Mommy mommy, there is a man on the LLOY thread
that tell me I am a sheep shagger

Do not worry son, everyone in town knows
that you father was doing it,
and before that you grandfather was at it
so they asume you are having
a good time too with the sheep
at the back garden.

   

itlloks like sky as nowgot the news thati gave out monday on here

lol , second cartoon is quite funny.

MRSI,

Your attempt at humour reveals more about yourself than Dil.

Keep that standard up and you could join the crazy gang!

If the news are correct, then is good news for the shares as the high cost for the APS 16 billion fee,
could be safe for paying the Goverment DEBT...........


Lloyds Shares Edge Up After Report Of GBP15 Billion Cash Call

LONDON -(Dow Jones)- Shares of Lloyds Banking Group PLC (LYG) rose early Thursday in a sharply higher overall market after press reports that the bank is looking at raising GBP15 billion to exit the government's asset protection scheme.

At 0705 GMT, Lloyds shares were up 2 pence, or 1.6%, at 97 pence, while the FTSE 100 index was up 1.2%.

A Financial Times report said that Lloyds and its advisers have begun sounding out investors about the capital raising. The move, if successful, would be the biggest rights issue in the U.K., beating the GBP12.5 billion raised by HSBC Holdings PLC (HBC) in April.

The U.K. government, which owns a 43.5% stake in Lloyds, "is understood to be supportive and would be likely to subscribe to the rights issue, meaning it could inject up to a further GBP6.5 billion of public funds," the report said.

It cited an unnamed source as saying that Lloyds was due to present a detailed plan to Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling in the coming days.

It said a transaction, which could involve the issuance of new preference shares and common equity, would be launched toward the end of October or early November.

The Financial Services Authority was reportedly studying the plan. An FSA spokeswoman declined to comment early Thursday.

Lloyds said Sept. 18 that it was still in talks with the Treasury about possibly joining the APS but added that it was considering alternative moves that might lead it to insure fewer assets than the roughly GBP250 billion it agreed in March.

The APS was designed to insure banks' so-called toxic assets, and Lloyds agreed to join in exchange for a nearly GBP16 billion fee and a larger government stake earlier this year.

Oriel Securities said an equity raising would avoid the participation fee. "However, a capital raising without the government asset protection scheme may not be entirely acceptable to credit rating agencies, regulators and wholesale money markets."

Oriel kept its reduce rating on the stock.

A Lloyds spokesman said: "We don't comment on media speculation. We issued a stock exchange announcement two weeks ago and our position hasn't changed. We have a number of options available to us and we continue to review them."

Fredy

re - Fred1new - 07 Oct 2009 17:26 - 979 of 984
MArni,
If you don't wish to read MRSA's postings, Squelch him. Very satisfying.


As I thought you are a BIG LYAR aswell as the rest on the funny pictures show
saying something and doing otherwise, very satisfying for me to get the PROVED on the post above 983.
( Where is the Squelch you were saying?)
Caught with the trousers down, I hope you were not waiting for "Dil" to finish.

I put YOU on the LYING B#stard list.

i am a LYER.....i really am a LIAR........lol who is this moron who cant spell, did he ever go to school

now now children, any chance of some Lloyds discussion ?

I dont see any reason to own at the moment - there'll be plenty of shares around to buy in the near future, probably back down at 60p.

the non- participation in the govt scheme means much greater risks for the company, IMO, there is a ton of dodgy stuff hidden in the HBOS filing cabinet which shareholders will have to cover

and we still dont know how much the EU is going to get involved re disposals, dont forget the combined group will be fairly dominant in several product areas

the lier / lyer now says sp is under 93p......thats 15p at least since most on this thread advised you to sell......unfortunately your arrogance keeps holding and your little profilt is draining away.

yes, stay from lloy for long time i say

they need good management too

dealerdearlooks like the Master might have dealt you a bum hand

is that literally?

BOE hold rates at 0.50%

i see you still struggling with keyboard mrsa

re -"marni" struglingt o get it



It is obvoous no interest talking about LLOY, the COW sold at 66p and now only nagging why sold so early

anything is better than a racist!

go back to argentina