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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Barclays Plc | LSE:BARC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0031348658 | ORD 25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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1.90 | 1.06% | 181.84 | 181.78 | 181.82 | 182.92 | 181.16 | 181.30 | 4,642,567 | 09:55:46 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Commercial Banks, Nec | 25.38B | 5.26B | 0.3470 | 5.26 | 27.65B |
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19/6/2015 08:51 | diku-cheer up- we are now nicely positive-I am certain a deal will be sorted on Greece.If the Greek gov pull out of the euro it will be carnage for their country- a last minute deal will be done.The greek people are protesting outside Parliament that they wanna stay in the euro- see a good bank rally despite being a Friday as bank stocks ben rather sold off of late. | astol | |
19/6/2015 08:32 | And the FTSE opens down despite Dow's 180 point rise... | diku | |
19/6/2015 07:47 | The Telegraph Grexit: the truth is it would help Britain no end The economic and geopolitical risks are considerable but there's a silver lining to Greece being ejected from Europe There are two reasons for this silver-lining view of a Greek exit. The first is that it would almost certainly make Europe more accommodating in its negotiations with Britain over the terms of the forthcoming in/out referendum. On the face of it, a Greek exit would be a boost to the no campaign, in that it might further alienate voters against the EU in general. The chaos of Grexit would give good cause for thinking we are better off out. | johnwise | |
18/6/2015 21:55 | Yes the Dow is well beyond 18k but for some strange reasons outside planet Earth the FTSE never seems to participate...every other Index will easily make all time new highs and beyond but not FTSE!...and don't tell me FTSE is made up of big multinational Oily/Miners!!!...tha | diku | |
18/6/2015 11:39 | positive futures on Wall street will the Dow get to 18000 today?? | astol | |
18/6/2015 09:57 | diku-agree very quiet on the Barc BB-Barc succumbing to the Greek debacle-support at 265p was broken so hope 259p support holds-strange that the ADRs in US closed at 263p equivalent.Still have faith in my long position with Barc-good buying share price at these level imo | astol | |
18/6/2015 08:33 | What no post since 15 Jun!....once upon a time this thread was very active... | diku | |
15/6/2015 12:41 | portside1 15 Jun'15 - 07:16 - 112122 of 112127 totally agree with you there. Saddam,Gadafi, Mubarak,Assad great leaders kept the scum in control. Now everywhere is anarchy,refugees (apart from Egypt),poverty, war, bloodshed and non ending civil war (apart from Egypt). The next place which is boiling is Turkey.They were supplying the jihadists,ISIS with weapons and all sorts and now we have madmen on the loose. | christh | |
15/6/2015 10:57 | Johnwise, thought you were a robot? | smurfy2001 | |
15/6/2015 08:05 | Labour your core vote should be the British working man and woman , but they seem to be the last people that you consider - especially if you are English . Do you think that being " unashamedly EU " is going to win you any votes ? - even the bluntest knife in the drawer can now see where the threat to their jobs is coming from ..I have a dream that the EU tells Cameron that he has to build a huge housing estate in Witney to house all your new found friends - that would really concentrate his mind . The people of Witney would probably tar and feather him . 110 new Conservatives join European Union sceptics | johnwise | |
15/6/2015 07:34 | lets have the vote to get out | portside1 | |
15/6/2015 07:31 | you will not be missed .you must be left wing | portside1 | |
15/6/2015 07:28 | portside1 15 Jun'15 - 07:12 - 112121 of 112122 0 0 (Filtered) portside1 15 Jun'15 - 07:16 - 112122 of 112122 0 0 (Filtered) | johnwise | |
15/6/2015 07:16 | saddam and gadafi were far better leaders and more honest than any yank bush and is puppet blair should be hung for war crimes | portside1 | |
15/6/2015 06:37 | Here we go .... suddenly everything works out in the end and Greece stays in the EU. Anything to stop the whole pack of cards collapsing. Why worry about throwing good money after bad when it's taxpayer's cash and your credibility's at stake?, let this be the beginning of the end of this disastrous failed EU... "Across the world people are fighting to be more independent, not less so. They crave democracy and accountability, want to see their identities and cultures live on. The European Union is not new and it is not progressive, its trail winding back to the Roman empire. Britain needs to look to the future". | johnwise | |
14/6/2015 13:32 | What a suprise iWeb have paid my dividend a day early. Interactive Investor? Well l expect it will be late as per usual. | smurfy2001 | |
13/6/2015 14:28 | Yes I agree with sasbod- They will need to adopt some reforms or at least one tabled by Merkel.When it gets to the wire they will cave in-Greece needs all the help it can muster but they need to also keep in austerity mode to avoid further escalation. | astol | |
13/6/2015 13:19 | There won't be a grexit the whole reason Greece was allowed to join the euro project was to keep Russia at bay... You watch a deal will come... | sasbod | |
13/6/2015 11:40 | Grexit now looking all but inevitable. Maybe already factored into share price? | valedo | |
13/6/2015 08:58 | davew28-thanks for the post-re- assuring Buy. Even the ADRs in US ended up despite Dow closing down 140 points. Just need a shot in the arm with a Greek resolution and to bolster the banking sector in general, gather Barc has little exposure in Greece-so Jenkins stated on Bloomberg last week. Roll on Monday | astol | |
12/6/2015 23:19 | Forecast Year Ending Revenue (£m) Pre-tax (£m) EPS P/E PEG EPS Grth. Div Yield 2015-12-31 25,555.06 6,524.55 23.42p 11.5 0.3 35% 8.00p 3.0% | smurfy2001 |
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