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How far down will they go (LLOY)     

mojo47 - 16 Aug 2007 13:54

any one got a feelling in their water how far LLoyds will go looking to to buy but just dont know when they are low enough

spitfire43 - 05 Nov 2008 09:24 - 234 of 483

I note that lloy have been strong this morning up to 222p at one point and hbos have been slightly negative. Both banks are showing strong buys against sells, so investors could be buying in to take advantage of the offer at 173.3p.

Or could it be a hedge fund like Paulson closing some shorts on lloy, they recently closed some from 1.76% to 1.67%. I think I read somewhere the rules changed last week from updating the market each day, but unsure of the new timescales for reporting.

I can't find any new information, maybe I dreamt it.

Anyone know.........

tipton11 - 05 Nov 2008 19:47 - 235 of 483

What puzzles me we are doing the govt a favour and they are responding by lending us money for a fixed 5 year term @ 12% in addition in their stupidy they are stopping our dividends ... the only [main] reason for many of us and pension funds to hold.

I and surely many others would be very happy to loan LLoY @12%. instead of zero in current shares .... do the govt think 12% will be easier to repay than for instance the 5% considered by the US govt a suitable rate in similar consequences.

If I had wanted this hotch pot investment there are miriad opportunties on the LSE.
... In sorrow I can only suppose that our board have had a collective ......
"Senior Moment".

bristlelad - 05 Nov 2008 21:15 - 236 of 483

ah but IN THE USA the deal I think allows the government to put A CAP ON MANAGEMENT (PAY ETC)

tipton11 - 06 Nov 2008 10:14 - 237 of 483

surely that would help us poor shareholders!

robertalexander - 19 Nov 2008 08:21 - 238 of 483

anyone know what time the vote result is expected today? is it pretty much a foregone conclusion that they will proceed with the proposed T/O of HBOS?

Alex

required field - 19 Nov 2008 08:38 - 239 of 483

134p for a Lloyds share !, who would have believed it 2 or 3 years ago ?.

spitfire43 - 19 Nov 2008 08:59 - 240 of 483

At 134p the market is saying the only way it can what it thinks of this takeover.

mitzy - 19 Nov 2008 09:25 - 241 of 483

My new target is 25p.

Falcothou - 12 Dec 2008 10:43 - 242 of 483

Back in at 129

dealerdear - 12 Dec 2008 10:49 - 243 of 483

you're brave cause I think there is a real danger that eventually the Gov will have to fully Nationalise all the banks.

I hope not but it doesn't look good.

Falcothou - 12 Dec 2008 10:59 - 244 of 483

I will have hopefully have sold out at a profit before then, limit 150 stop 95

dealerdear - 12 Dec 2008 11:02 - 245 of 483

good luck.

Falcothou - 12 Dec 2008 11:14 - 246 of 483

I'm currently short BP, BHP,TLW,WOS on balance, recently closed ftse short

dealerdear - 12 Dec 2008 11:19 - 247 of 483


TLW looks a bit dodgy over the last couple of days or maybe you have only just shorted it.

Falcothou - 12 Dec 2008 11:24 - 248 of 483

BP at 527, tlw at 600 wos 354

dealerdear - 12 Dec 2008 11:31 - 249 of 483

even if TLW rallies to around 650p I'd thought the only way from there is down.

I'm long XTA at 711. Could have banked a small profit yesterday but it looks way behind the tech levels compared to the other miners

mitzy - 17 Dec 2008 20:16 - 250 of 483

The pounds collapse will undermine banks shares.

mitzy - 18 Dec 2008 13:49 - 251 of 483

I fear they will be nationalised with all the other banks except BARC of course.

dealerdear - 18 Dec 2008 14:05 - 252 of 483

Disagree. If they Nationalise one, they'll do the lot including BARC otherwise there would be an outcry amongst shareholders. Standard Charter would probably be the exception and maybe HSBC

hangon - 14 Jan 2009 16:18 - 253 of 483

All-time low it apears to me.
---Could this be a knock due to Barclay closures?

dealerdear, thinking about yr assertion:-
- I wonder why they'd need to spend so much money - just making NRK an "easy-touch" for loans (with Gov backing, er, that's us taxpayers) - this would have the effect of forcing a lighter-touch by the others.
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My understanding is that Banks want to repay their Gov. Loans(=Pref.shares) so they can get on with making profits for shareholders. Until the PrefShares are repaid there will be no Dividends, so the sp will drift down. I suppose the Q is what level of sp will encourage anyone to buy, knowing there are a few years for any return...(and in the meantime the sp will drift)....
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I hold a few from about 3- bought in June08 (how daft was that???)
Arrgh!
EDIT:15Jan09 - close to 1 now. (sell=1.03) - Yikes!
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