… , I’m holding onto my Lloyds shares and don’t expect to …

… s overbought just yet. Lloyds shares currently trade for a reasonable … still low enough to indicate Lloyds shares offer some value today. … lender, the fate of Lloyds shares is intrinsically linked to … holding the stock. However, Lloyds shares aren’t quite the …

Over the past 12 months, Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY) shares would have turned £10,000 into £14,300. What might the same amount today be worth in another year? Let’s try a bit of informed guesswork. Broker forecasts Price targets attached to broker …

Everything’s relative, so while my Lloyds (LSE: LLOY) shares put on a solid show last year, I couldn’t help but feel a twinge of disappointment. FTSE rivals Barclays (LSE: BARC) and NatWest did an awful lot better, doubling in value.  Barclays’ impressive …

… a lot of conviction when Lloyds shares were trading around 40p. And …

… a positive view of Lloyds shares as a source of future … From a dividend perspective then, Lloyds shares only make sense over the … could do very well with Lloyds shares over the next 10 years … reasons to be wary about Lloyds shares in particular.  For over a …

Lloyds (LSE:LLOY) shares are up 50% over three years. The FTSE 100 stock is close to its five-year highs, but there’s been a lot of volatility since the pandemic. It’s been an unloved stock, and one that has been heavily impacted by macroeconomic …

… no means tempted to add Lloyds shares to my portfolio. In fact … facing the bank — I think Lloyds shares are a risk too far.

… and proves costly. I bought Lloyds shares with a long-term view … latest payout to buy more Lloyds stock, as I did with all … . I’m glad I bought Lloyds shares.

Lloyds (LSE: LLOY) shares have been on an absolute tear since the year began, climbing 25% since 1 January. That means an investment of £10,000 on New Year’s Day would have brought in £2,500 in profit. That’s a decent chunk of passive income for just over …