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Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY)

Will Lloyds return to 2015 highs of 90p (+36%) or fall to post Brexit lows of 47p (-29%)?
  • The High Street Lender has been consistently trading between 62.5p and 64p during 2017
  • Will shares make a major break higher or lower in 2018, registering multi-year highs or lows?
  • Momentum is diverging positively with price, while RSI has recovered from oversold
  • Brokers are positively-biased, with 75% holding a 12-month price target above the current level
Broker Consensus: 61% Buy, 11% Hold, 28% Sell

Bullish: Jefferies, Buy, Target 91p, +37% (29 Nov)

Average Target: 71.65p, +8.2% (1 Dec)

Bearish: Goldman Sachs, Sell, Target 55p, -17% (8 Nov)

 

Pricing data sourced from Bloomberg on 1 December. Please contact us for a full, up to date rundown.

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