Barclays Share Discussion Threads

[akbar:] 09/2/2016 12:47

Please we can all live in peace. I feel sorry for them, Everyone needs equal opportunities. I feel for everyone in that video. They just want good lives for there family's, they need money and housing.

[johnwise] 09/2/2016 12:25

FEARS of a recession in the Eurozone are rising as Germany's economy shows yet more signs of buckling under global and domestic financial pressures.

Investors were shocked today after industrial production from Europe's linchpin economy was revealed to have unexpectedly plunged again in December.




Europe, the largest failed experiment ever seen!,,,Truly a disaster of monumental proportions is looming.
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Germany mass immigration

[informant] 09/2/2016 10:59

Bear markets only last around 2 years. Bull markets just over 5 years. Based on 1990 - 2008 years

[informant] 09/2/2016 10:59

Bear markets only last around 2 years. Bull markets just over 5 years. Based on 1990 - 2008 years

[2rocketman] 09/2/2016 10:59

Average family in the uk has less than a weeks wages in savings, financed to the max on loans,mortgages,overdrafts, financed vehicles if the market goes pop the housing market will go with it and it will all be uphill from there!


Question I'm asking myself is..Is this a world economy shake up so get them while there cheap or the beginning of a BIG recession?

[2rocketman] 09/2/2016 10:52

Exactly...and recovery may take much longer second time around!

[gotnorolex] 09/2/2016 09:32

Good Luck! but too soon, Qatar has to raise £138 billion to stage the World Cup in 2020 and have to sell financial assets to make up for oil price shortfall.

[savogi] 09/2/2016 09:24

colonelgrim 9 Feb'16 - 08:39 - 114584 of 114588 0 0

I wonder who’s responsible for orchestrating this current ‘bear-raidR17; on Barclay?
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Ponzi system and misguided policy makers..We have a financial system that is deeply,deeply corrupt and all of that corruption is a big reason why things are falling apart.

[joemillion] 09/2/2016 09:19

Topped up heavily this morning. Surely more upside than downside from this level? Good luck to all.

[2rocketman] 09/2/2016 09:02

I think if it touches £1.50 that maybe the turning point on sentiment..

[reimomo] 09/2/2016 08:52

Hahaha

I would imagine the same people responsible for the current 'bear raid' on Lloy, Credit Suisse, Deutsche, RBS, UBS, Santander, Standard Chartered etc etc etc etc

[aussiedonnie] 09/2/2016 08:49

Sub £1.50p looms imo.

[colonelgrim] 09/2/2016 08:39

I wonder who’s responsible for orchestrating this current ‘bear-raidR17; on Barclay?

[informant] 09/2/2016 08:09

Careful

After 2008 banks have not lent too much. There were numerous business's claiming banks are not lending them any money. Also buy to let properties are more difficult to purchase because you need minimum £60,000 to get one and earn over £25,000 per year. Mortgage they give you 3 hour interviews and still reject people. It's all about deflation, China and the EU

[seball] 09/2/2016 08:08

Buying the dips. This could be a nice little earner with dividend payments.

[careful] 09/2/2016 07:26

with large japan banks down up to 10% last night.
the financial system is wobbling yet again.
too much debt,
everyone spending beyond their means.
cannot pay it all back.

[amoore70] 09/2/2016 06:27

Recovery? Don't think so. It's going to get battered again today unfortunately.

[christh] 08/2/2016 22:59

A good recovery tomorrow

[johnwise] 08/2/2016 22:11

Regulators target dark-pool traders

Unlike traditional trading venues such as the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq, dark pools mask the identities of those buying or selling stock. For sophisticated traders, including pension funds, that secrecy makes it easier to move large blocks of stock without alerting other traders who could use the information to their advantage. But critics have warned that without proper regulation, the industry could become another avenue for manipulating the financial markets. (About 15 percent of daily U.S. stock-trading volume now occur in dark pools.)



NY AG may bring another ‘dark pool’ case in coming months
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[johnwise] 08/2/2016 22:00

Barclays and Standard Chartered bank shares suspended for eight minutes as regulators check for suspicious behaviour during FTSE rout

Analysts believe that fears about Deutsche’s future have had a knock-on effect on Barclays, with both lenders grappling with similar problems with their investment banks.

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[bluesbeater] 08/2/2016 21:43

Results cant be that bad, or they would have to issue a profit warning in advance. Anyone know the exact rules on that?

[smurfy2001] 08/2/2016 21:30

Seriously oversold!

[lebiche] 08/2/2016 21:21

This thread is far better:

[cc2014] 08/2/2016 21:20

Perhaps if you turn up upside down they will look better?