Lloyds Banking Group Plc (LYG)

I have held this stock for a quite a while and made purchases over the last 10 years based on the dividend alone. I do not think the current motor scandal will alter the dividend at this point. They have funds set aside for the scandal and at worst they may have to slow share repurchases before altering the dividend.

I will continue to purchase shares on any weakness for the dividend. It is important note I am purchasing the ADR shares. They are worth 4 LLOY shares for dividend calculations.

The recent share repurchases are of the LLOY shares trading on the UK markets. I think this stock is investable at this point but for those seeking a huge spike in the growth of the stock price this is probably not going to happen until the current motor scandal is resolved. Some clarity is expected by the end of Summer but with a lot of this playing out in courts those timelines could slip.

Catalysts:

1) Motor Scandal Resolution: If it is favorable to Lloyd's the stock will rise. If the decision is delayed, I think this keeps price per share down and is also favorable long term if Lloyd's continues with share repurchases. If the decision is perceived as bad the stock price could take a hit in the near term. But ultimately, Lloyd's will manage through it.

Favorable resolution of Motor Scandal: I will hold my position and not buy could actually sell some on a decent size pop in price per share.

Delayed decision: I will consider buying if the share price takes a hit. Otherwise, I am a holding waiting on share price weakness. Basically, the stock is riding at fair market value and for those thinking of investing there are probably better places to invest if you are looking for growth over dividends. If you are looking at purchasing for the purposes of diversifying you portfolio and want something stable to invest in from that perspective this a fairly decent play. I think you will see above average returns over 10 years and a dividend while you wait for resolution of the current scandal.

I am bullish long term. I acknowledge there is a near term headwinds.

So what is the next catalyst for this stock.

1) This company is the largest home lender and one of largest automotive lenders.
a) The Mortgage market is experiencing a bit of a down turn based on current forecasts. So any up beat news would be helpful
b) The automotive lending scandal is set to be decided in July. Lloyd's has already set aside a fund which would help pay any negative decision by the courts. However, if the verdict is deemed positive this would provide a boon to Lloyd's economically.

As this continues, Lloyd's is still accelerating share repurchases. If there are pull backs below the $4 dollar range for the ADR shares I will probably purchase more shares.

It is nice to see continuing strength on this stock. I think we will see more. The current repurchases of shares are astounding. I think the resolution of some major BREXIT issues coupled with this stock now doing repurchases and paying a dividend will drive stock prices higher.

Seems we have broken through the $4 barrier

Yet another positive sign things are going back to normal post BREXIT. A better economy is always better for banks

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/05/19/uk-eu-summit-why-fish-and-youth-mobility-are-the-big-stumbling-blocks.html

I considered this a buy and hold for the dividend for the longest time. Now I think it might have somewhere to go with the recent stock repurchases and dividend in play.

$LYG Total Debt (mrq) $134.1B Lloyds is planning to shift thousands of skilled IT jobs from UK to India. (FT) 🚨 UK bank Lloyds is planning to shift thousands of skilled IT jobs from UK to India. (FT) pic.twitter.com/EbeTQvGDCf— Indian Tech & Infra (@IndianTechGuide) March 9, 2025

… or maybe delayed.

I used to think that if you raised interest rates the banks would go up since they make more money on loans. Everybody is raising interest rates and bank stocks are not responding. Why?

Nice day.

Sooner or later this should take off imo.

Back in the day LYG had a great dividend and good share price. Let's hope we are headed back up.

Finally got some this week, better late than never.

$LYG Insider ownership is 81.30% and Institution Ownership is 1.30%

$LYG Book/Share = $3.23

Here comes $3 wow news.

Here comes $7.

Wow $21 is quite impressive. How did Lloyd’s jump so much ? I must check my brokerage account. Time to party. With a mask of course.

Opening at 21

Banks hit in Hong Kong

P E ratio down

More like $1

Closed at 1.27

Holding at 1.26

We’re down to $1.27 I think it’s a good time to buy

Oh, I can’t handle the excitement! What’s up with this stock sandbagging it? Come on Loyd, get your Mary Samsonite suitcase and let’s go to Aspen! Are y’all just going to keep putting off our dividends over the Joe Biden 2020 Facemask & CV19 clan? How about writing an IOU for that Lamborghini and Flashy Colored Fury Men’s Ugg Boots? This stock’s Q3 looks like the script from Dumb & Dumber.

Moving up early

The stock is that $1.60, how’s the Company doing?

This has been held down by BREXIT limbo. Once the dust settles on BREXIT this will take off.

For us Americans there are 2 important things to know. The Dividend is paid based on the British Pound. So the exchange effects the dividend. Right now the Pound is doing well against the dollar. This is why the dividend yield is high. But the pound has been held down by BREXIT. With the odds of completing BREXIT all but assured the Pound will climb higher against the dollar. 15 percent or so is the best guess I can come up with based on the pound/dollar ratio prior to the BREXIT vote.

The second thing to know is that 1 share of LYG on US exchange is equivalent to 4 shares of LLOY.GB on London Stock exchange.

All this explains why the 2 shares appear to trade out of sync with each other.

This also means that as UK economy stabilizes after BREXIT Uncertainty is over it will be extremely good for the US traded shares.

Huge earnings.

Wow week on deck. Sometimes I think I am talking to myself here. It’s okay cause my best friend is myself. I’m good enough I’m smart enough and dog gone it people just like me.

Here we go.

Looking forward to seeing $4 print soon. A solid liquid bank this Lloyd’s groyup group and everything. They measure everything in pounds. Weird casual cause pounds is weirygt wrought weight year yet they think it is currently cuttecnb currency’s. Overall I believe Lloyd’s will outperform bank of Greece.

We ate are
Monica moving up fast, fasts . Soon to be $9. Biggest bank in uk England English speak too. Huge yuge winner here. I would definitely slap the ask . No brained bearing brains I mean brained here, brain nervous.

Finally a good day has arrived.

Am I missing something. Seems like at this price, in this range...with this dividend this is a money making machine even if it doesn't budge past 3.50...its worth the dividend. Help me out...this is my logic.


But...past that..
I like where the company is going here. Look at the chart...Profits...an established attempt to bring back the glory days by management.

Sure is slow around here. Share buyback just announced. Should print $4.25 based on my patent pending algebraic algorithm.

Today was a sad day for two reasons. Firstly stock price fell in the 2’s. Very crappy. Secondly my dumb dog died while catching a beer truck. His name was Molson. He really liked beer. Needless to say I am quite devastated. I am sure stock price will recover. But my dog is gone. Dog gone it.

Where’s the beef ? The action ? The money ? The moola ? I’m beginning to think this might not be a good stock to own. Perhaps I should buy KMart ? Or Sears ?

..dumping od the bid,..it must be "herbalife" moron...

Really Lloyd’s Bank is extremely unbelievable and incredibly delicious and unfortunately undervalued no doubt. Please allows me to explian how do you spell explain ? The deposits far exceeds the withdrawals. This means Lloyd will be positive. Thank about it. More moola in but less moola going out = more moola for you and I. Can you feel me ? So hey hey get ready for the $4 print real soon. Ok so now I wanna be happy to answer any questions from anyone. I am not a worlds greatest expert but I know the basics here and so should you. Yes.

OMG I hit hit got a filibuster dividend today 0.020 p.0.0107 gonna be rich

This is a solid stock to own.

Not yet, but they sure as hell have had it walled off all day. Not allowing any upward movement at all. Every time the ask gets slapped they re-stack it.

Been one helluva war today in the 3.18-3.21 range.

It is the same thing. When you underwrite something it means you are providing the insurance. Sid it fot 30 years until a stroke

CGRA Bond & Lloyds of London

Lloyds is the company that is the Underwriter for the Bond for CGRA, through its wholly-owned subsidiary CGrowth Capital Bond, Ltd.. On page 17 of the bond link below, it says… The bond issuer is insured under a variety of policies provided by underwriters at Lloyds:
http://www.cgrowthcapitalbond.com/files/6514/6904/3799/CGrowth_Capital_Bond_Ltd_Issue_1_Series_1_V2.0_7th_July_2016.pdf

It also states below on page 17… The bond issuer intends to maintain sufficient cover until maturity of all bonds to protect its obligations. …The bond issuer intends to increase cover level from time to time commensurate with its levels of obligation. …At the present date and exchange rate cover is ample for the bond issuers obligations.

https://www.lloyds.com/

they did not underwrite any bonds. They sold them insurance.

CGRA is a joke. Go back and do a little DD on them and you will see they put our ludicrous PR's. They once put out a PR touting they had 2.7 billion dollars worth of dolomite on their property. Now they are fronting a marijuana company to grow dope on their property and will allegedly collect 7 million a year in rent. LOL

The CEO has been involved for 4 or 5 years, this was a .05 when he took over and is .015 now. Run as fast as you can, they are a joke. They have promoted oil, marijuana, dolomite, some iron ore deal or something, new story yearly. LOL Never had a profitable quarter and the CEO has a history of pump and dump

$CGRA Bond & Lloyds of London

Lloyds is the company that is the Underwriter for the Bond for CGRA, through its wholly-owned subsidiary CGrowth Capital Bond, Ltd.. On page 17 of the bond link below, it says… The bond issuer is insured under a variety of policies provided by underwriters at Lloyds:
http://www.cgrowthcapitalbond.com/files/6514/6904/3799/CGrowth_Capital_Bond_Ltd_Issue_1_Series_1_V2.0_7th_July_2016.pdf

It also states below on page 17… The bond issuer intends to maintain sufficient cover until maturity of all bonds to protect its obligations. …The bond issuer intends to increase cover level from time to time commensurate with its levels of obligation. …At the present date and exchange rate cover is ample for the bond issuers obligations.

https://www.lloyds.com/

wow, 17 billy outstand