Shares in Lloyds sell or keep??

[edition]

Hi,

I have around 15 thousand Lloyd's shares and wondering if now that they have gone up a little in value wether it's a good time to sell?

Any feedback of where people think these are going to go would be great.


Thanks for any tips!

[jeff m2]

Ask yourself where you will put the proceeds if you sell.

Do you have a better prospect.

There are a lot worse places to have your money than LLOY

[GoneBananas]

edition said:

Any feedback of where people think these are going to go would be great.

Hi, I'm heavily in to Lloyd's, I believe the share price will rocket after a dividend is announced and again after the institutions have bought back the government owned shares, I can see this share being worth several pounds in a couple of years time so I think this is a bad time to sell. Thats my personal view, I could be wrong, DYOR.

[ringram]

Yeah IMO Hold

[Rickeh]

I've had these for the best part of two years now. Bought in at 50p and sitting on a ~70% increase at the moment. I am going to hold onto them for a while. Can't wait for the dividends

[edition]

What do people think the dividends would be?

Thanks for the help, looks like I might as well hold onto them....

[Rickeh]

Well big Antonio said it would be a high yielding share but of course he is going to say that. I imagine it'd ramp up as they don't want to look too irresponsible by giving all their cash away instead of investing/shoring up capital. 1-2 pence this year maybe 4 pence next year? Total guess.

[ringram]

Rickeh said:

Well big Antonio said it would be a high yielding share but of course he is going to say that. I imagine it'd ramp up as they don't want to look too irresponsible by giving all their cash away instead of investing/shoring up capital. 1-2 pence this year maybe 4 pence next year? Total guess.

Yeah his bonus depends on a high share price

[Tonyc32]

I say at the moment LLOY is priced accurately, dividend and value factored into current price. I have quite a few myself and intend on holding.

It will likely see over £1 in the coming year, but only just (in my opinion).