Sorry - entered too soon. Should beLloyds Banking Group was the most traded share in the first quarter of 2014 and divides opinion sharply. The bank faces regulatory pressures after a series of misspelling scandals but it is also well placed to gain from the UK's economic recovery. Lloyds is expected to restart paying a dividend this year but some analysts say the prospective payouts are already reflected in the price. Questor said investors should sell because the shares' recent strong run already reflects progress made in the core business.
Apologies if this has been posted before but I have just found it and thought that it was so funny:
The Silent Panic - Very strange if it is true that large network investors are rushing to the exit , it is remarkable that prices are going up so fast.
Taffy not sure if my messages show up. I agree Peter Schiff was right about Gold, Detroit and short term property and equity slump post credit crunch. But Dow 2006 was at around 10 000 now 16 000, I think I would be quite happy if I had sat through it all. Given supply side constraint even if you are right and rise in UK interest rates triggers fall in some parts of the housing market, very difficult bar war or break down in world trade to see how london and SE housing prices will be lower in 2030 than they are now
Re Housing - I can recall my dad saying the housing boom was unsustainable in the 1970s , 4 boom and bust cycles later why should this be different
come and take some of your profit and put it in the next big thing fastjet
get some of your profits in fastjet going places jump on now
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