Are lloyds banking group shares a good buy
Edward Sheldon Thursday, 30th March, More on: Lloyds Banking Group LSE: LLOY is consistently one of the most traded stocks in the FTSE index. But does that make the bank a good long-term purchase within an ISA? Today, I attempt to answer that question by looking at the bull case and the bear base for Lloyds. Positive momentum From an earnings point of view, Lloyds appears to have momentum.
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Please read our Privacy Statement. From an earnings point of view, Lloyds appears to have momentum. As well as improving its tier one capital base CET1 by 80 basis points to Furthermore, the bank declared a special dividend of 0. City analysts forecast regular dividends of 3. Lloyds also looks good value at present.
With analysts pencilling-in earnings per share of 7. With Brexit about to kick off, there are definitely risks involved in holding the stock. But with a low valuation and a robust dividend yield, Lloyds has long-term appeal, and I may look to add the bank to my own ISA at some stage in the future.
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